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Gulf Aboriginal Development Company Limited (ACN 080906805) is an Australian public company. Its status in these records is administration. It is no longer on ASIC's company register as at November 2026. Records show voluntary administration in 2021, with Adam Francis Ward appointed as administrator.

Litigation and court cases: Gulf Aboriginal Development Company Limited

Gulf Aboriginal Development Company Limited is no longer on ASIC's company register. Former companies can still be named in court, for example in applications to reinstate them, and the companies associated with it may still be active.

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Key facts

ItemRecorded
Legal nameGULF ABORIGINAL DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LIMITED
ACN080906805
ABN41080906805
Company typeAustralian Public Company
Status (ASIC register, November 2026)No longer on the register
Status in the 2023 recordsAdministration
Current directors9
Current secretaries1
Shareholders recorded0
Appointed auditorKpmg

Associated parties

Following majority shareholdings up to three levels above and below it, Gulf Aboriginal Development Company Limited is associated with 2 companies and 79 people.

Company
Adbt Pty Ltd Watch
Bidunggu Enterprises Pty Ltd Watch

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Board changes by year

Between 1997 and 2021, records show 57 appointments and 47 recorded departures at Gulf Aboriginal Development Company Limited. The busiest year was 2009, with 21 changes.

YearAppointedLeft
2021911
201802
201750
201552
201403
201368
201220
201102
20091011
200898
1997110

External administration

Records for Gulf Aboriginal Development Company Limited show 6 appointments of external administration: court-ordered liquidation, voluntary administration, deed of company arrangement and court winding-up application.

YearEventRoleName
2021Deed of company arrangementDeed administratorChristopher Richard Cook
2021Deed of company arrangementDeed administratorAdam Francis Ward
2021Voluntary administrationAdministratorChristopher Richard Cook
2021Voluntary administrationAdministratorAdam Francis Ward
2019Court winding-up applicationApplicantAapc Properties Pty Limited
2019Court-ordered liquidationLiquidatorTodd William Kelly

A court-ordered liquidation follows an application to court, usually by a creditor, and the court appoints the liquidator.

In a voluntary administration, an independent administrator takes control of the company to decide its future: a deed of company arrangement, liquidation or a return to the directors.

A deed of company arrangement is a binding arrangement between a company and its creditors, overseen by a deed administrator.

A court winding-up application asks the court to order that a company be wound up.

Companies that share officeholders with Gulf Aboriginal Development Company Limited

People on the board of Gulf Aboriginal Development Company Limited also hold roles at 23 other companies. Those with the most shared officeholders are listed below.

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Waanyi Advancement Limited Watch
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Officeholder and shareholding details come from Australian company records collected up to 2023, and may have changed since. Current company names and statuses are from ASIC's company register as at November 2026. Exact shareholdings and dates, dates of birth and addresses are not shown. To correct or remove a record, contact us.

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