Gold Coast-based Grayson Haulage goes into liquidation

Coronavirus restrictions have forced a father and son team to put their Gold coast-based national trucking business into liquidation.

A Gold Coast-based father-and-son team operating a national freight business have reached the end of the road.

Cameron Grayson and his son, Ross, took steps this week to wind up their Grayson Haulage company, which they only launched in 2014.

Brisbane-based liquidator Shahin Hussain, who heads up H&H Advisory, told City Beat that it was still early days and he could provide no details on amounts owing to outside parties.

But he believed that coronavirus-related restrictions were at the heart of the troubles and noted that a secured creditor had already repossessed one of the company’s trucks.

Grayson Haulauge was growing quickly before the onslaught of the pandemic, with 10 trucks operating between Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide.

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It had 16 staff and additional subbies to service big supermarkets and other clients.

Neither gent could be contacted on Tuesday.

Originally published as Gold Coast-based Grayson Haulage goes into liquidation