Australian Trucking Firm Liquidated After 35 Years, Owes Nearly $42 Million
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The front entrance and signage of the now liquidated XL Express after 35 years, taken at its head office in Acacia Ridge in Brisbane, Australia on Aug. 8, 2025. Daniel Y. Teng/The Epoch Times
National freight firm XL Express had gone into liquidation as of Aug. 1 with the company owing nearly $42 million to creditors.
The 34-year-old Brisbane-based firm ceased operations after months of financial trouble.
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