CORAL SEA TECHNOLOGY PTY LTD

Research

Coral Sea Technology is an IT and telecommunications reseller and support provider in Airlie Beach, Queensland. It serves Whitsunday businesses. Its website lists business internet (fibre, wireless, satellite), phone systems, mobile plans, IT and network support, cloud solutions, remote support, POS systems and consulting. It appears to resell carrier and third-party services and to sell support. I found no in-house software product and no web or hosting client book. A winding-up application by the Deputy Commissioner of Taxation (the ATO) was recorded on 2026-10-02. No administrator or liquidator has been appointed as far as I found.

Human hours a week after AI	Hosting only: not applicable, because no hosting client book was found. Telecom resale plus IT support: about 25 or more hours a week, because of faults, calls and hardware.
AI and tools can do	Billing, first-line support triage, monitoring and routine remote IT tasks could be automated. Provisioning of telecom services still depends on carrier portals.
Operating changes	I assumed the buyer would drop on-site support, phone and POS hardware work, and keep only remote or self-service plans. Carrier and wholesale contract terms are unknown. Customers would probably leave if on-site service stopped. Any change would have to wait for each contract to end.
Stays human	Carrier and wholesale relationships, number porting and service faults, on-site or hardware incidents, and customer calls remain. Phone and POS systems cannot be changed away because they are part of the product.
Why valuable	The business has a small local client base with recurring telecom billing, and it has a long-standing local presence in the Whitsundays.
Fit	Poor. It is not software, not a web or hosting book, and it needs local, phone and hardware work. It does not suit a part-time technical buyer.

Next step

Check the ASIC notices for the winding-up hearing and any liquidator appointment. Then ask the liquidator whether the customer contracts or accounts are for sale and whether the carriers will consent to a transfer. Otherwise pass on this company.

Risks

The company is subject to a tax-office winding-up application and may owe the ATO
Carrier and reseller contracts probably cannot be assigned
Customers may leave if the company stops trading
On-site and hardware obligations
No owned IP

Unknowns

Client counts, prices and contract terms
Whether a liquidator has been appointed
Who owns the customer accounts and carrier agreements
What the live login is for
Whether it still trades

Researched 16 Oct 2026 00:32 · US$0.05

Score

Dimension	Rating	Evidence	Why
recurring_customers	2/5	inferred	The site names about six local clients, and telecom plans are recurring by nature. There are no counts, prices or contract terms, and the plans are probably the carriers' contracts, not the company's.
software_ownership	0/5	inferred	This is a reseller and services business with no owned software. Telecom accounts and carrier contracts are unlikely to transfer cleanly.
customer_stickiness	2/5	unknown	Phone, internet and POS changes cause some switching friction. Services are mostly commodity and resold, and the carriers hold the underlying service.
low_operational_complexity	1/5	inferred	There is no hosting-only part to take. The work is telecom provisioning, on-site network and POS support, phone systems, hardware and faults. These involve calls, local visits and carrier disputes, which a part-time person cannot handle.
technical_recoverability	?	unknown	No stack was identified. The unknowns are what portal, billing and phone platform it uses and who controls the accounts.
acquisition_accessibility	1/5	unknown	The company is only at the winding-up application stage. No liquidator is appointed yet. It has an ATO creditor, and carrier-wholesale arrangements are probably non-assignable.
capital_fit	2/5	unknown	A customer list could cost A$5-30k, but it is unclear whether anything transfers, and the value is probably low.

Evidence

inferred	The website lists named local business clients. It gives no counts and no plan prices.	coralseatechnology.com.au
inferred	The services listed are telecom, phone, POS and IT support. No owned software was found.	coralseatechnology.com.au
inferred	The business runs from a physical office with weekday hours. It offers network support, phone systems and POS, which means hardware and phone calls.	coralseatechnology.com.au
unknown	A winding-up application by the Deputy Commissioner of Taxation was recorded on 2026-10-02 (from the brief). I found no administrator, liquidator or sale notice.	coralseatechnology.com.au

Company

Practitioners	applicant: Deputy Commissioner of Taxation
Industry
Pre-filter	name name word: technology

History

2026-10-02 Winding up application (not yet insolvent) (applicant: Deputy Commissioner of Taxation)

ASIC notices

publishednotices.asic.gov.au notice

Screen

The company is an IT and telecom provider that sells plans and support to local businesses, with no own software product, though the recurring part is telecom plans rather than IT retainers or hosting.

coralseatechnology.com.au · live · matched by name+domain
“Coral Sea Technology Airlie Beach Whitsundays  07 4804 9292 ”

customers: Serves local Whitsunday businesses “Coral Sea Technology is proud to service these local business.”

revenue_model: Sells service plans to businesses of all sizes “Our services and plans range from small to large businesses”

recurring_services: Sells business internet and telecom plans, a recurring service “a distinguished provider of business internet services, offers ultra-reliable fibre broadband delivered through various methods, including cable, wireless or satellite”

technology: Offers IT support, cloud and POS services rather than a named product “IT & Network Support Network Support Cloud Solutions POS Systems Consulting Services Plus more”

Website probe

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live_login: the page has a password field coralseatechnology.com.au