Regal Building Consultants placed into liquidation, ASIC notice shows

Regal Building Consultants Pty Ltd, a South Australian-incorporated company, was placed into creditors’ voluntary liquidation with an appointment date of 2 November 2026, an ASIC published notice dated the same day shows. The notice records Matthew Ormsby and Thomas Stuart Otway as the appointed liquidators, following a resolution at a general meeting of members held that day, lodged under section 491(2)(b) of the Corporations Act and regulation 5.5.01.

Why it matters

The ASIC notice is an appointment notice under the “In Liquidation” category, filed as a creditors’ voluntary liquidation rather than a court-ordered winding up. That notice type and category, set out on the record itself, mean the company’s own resolution put it into liquidation. The notice names no director, trading history, registered address or project tied to the firm, and gives no reason for the appointment. South Australia is recorded as the company’s state of incorporation.

A creditors’ voluntary liquidation differs from a court-ordered winding up: it is initiated by the company’s own members resolving to wind up, rather than imposed on it by a creditor’s court application. For builders, subcontractors or suppliers owed money by Regal Building Consultants, the appointed liquidators now take control of the company’s affairs and any remaining assets, and will deal with creditor claims through that process. The published notice gives no figure for how many creditors are affected, what projects the firm was engaged on, or what assets remain to be realised.

The numbers

The ASIC record lists the company’s ACN as 639 322 204, the appointment type as creditors’ voluntary liquidation, the notice purpose as appointment, and the state of incorporation as South Australia. Both the publication date and the appointment date are recorded as 2 November 2026, meaning the notice was lodged on the same day the appointment took effect. The liquidators are named as Matthew Ormsby and Thomas Stuart Otway.

What’s next

The published ASIC notice is the only record of this appointment so far, and it does not include a creditors’ meeting date, a report on company affairs, or a debt figure. Those steps typically follow an appointment of this kind and would appear as later ASIC filings if lodged. The Australian Developer will update this record if a further notice, meeting disclosure or creditor report is published for Regal Building Consultants. For other Adelaide construction-sector cost pressure, see our South Australian builder costs coverage.

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