Three WA construction firms in ASIC insolvency notices
ASIC notices dated 3, 9 and 11 Nov list KSAA Construction, Icon Shopfitting & Construction and Complete Civil & Mining Solutions, all filed under WA.
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Three Western Australian construction-sector companies appeared in ASIC published notices between 3 and 11 November 2026: a court winding-up order against KSAA Construction Pty Ltd, a restructuring practitioner at Icon Shopfitting & Construction Pty Ltd, and a winding-up application against Complete Civil & Mining Solutions Pty Ltd.
Why it matters
KSAA Construction Pty Ltd (ACN 663 115 437) is the furthest along. An ASIC notice published on 11 November records a winding-up order and the appointment of liquidators, with an appointment date of 10 November. The notice names Kelly Dale Meyn as joint liquidator and Dermott Joseph McVeigh as a joint appointee, both at Avior Consulting in West Leederville. It lists the Federal Court (Western Australia) as the court.
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Icon Shopfitting & Construction Pty Ltd (ACN 156 240 309) is in a restructuring process instead. The notice published on 9 November records the appointment of Stephen Dixon of HM Advisory, Perth, as restructuring practitioner, effective the same day. The notice cites section 453B(1) of the Corporations Act.
Complete Civil & Mining Solutions Pty Ltd (ACN 660 214 166) is the earliest stage. The 3 November notice records an application for a winding-up order, not an order. No liquidator is named.
The numbers
The Complete Civil & Mining Solutions application was filed on 13 October 2026 in the Supreme Court of Western Australia, action number COR 171 of 2026. The applicant is Brogen Investments Pty Ltd (ACN 093 904 002), represented by Pragma Lawyers of Subiaco. The notice lists a hearing at 9:45am on 26 November 2026 at the David Malcolm Justice Centre.
All three notices are filed under Western Australia.
What’s next
For Complete Civil & Mining Solutions, the next dated step in the notice is the 26 November hearing. An application is not an order, and the notice does not say what the court will decide.
For KSAA Construction, creditors now deal with the appointed liquidators, whose contact firm is listed on the notice. For Icon Shopfitting & Construction, the restructuring practitioner’s appointment starts the process the notice describes, and the notice does not set out a plan or a meeting date.
The notices do not state the companies’ projects, clients or debts. An earlier WA filing, S & E Engineering’s winding-up application, is covered separately.
Quick answers
What are the key numbers in this story?
ASIC notices: 3; hearing date: 26 Nov.
Where does this information come from?
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On the record
Three WA-incorporated construction-sector companies appear in ASIC published notices dated 3, 9 and 11 November 2026: a winding-up application, a restructuring practitioner appointment and a winding-up order with liquidators appointed
Public record · publishednotices.asic.gov.au
Primary record
- ASIC Published NoticesIcon Shopfitting & Construction Pty Ltd 156 240 309, restructuring practitioner appointed
- ASIC Published NoticesComplete Civil & Mining Solutions Pty Ltd 660 214 166, application for winding-up order
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