Inotiv filed a prepackaged Chapter 11 to cut funded debt by ~$325 million, after an overleveraged capital structure was compounded by NHP supply-chain strain, federal research-funding uncertainty, and DOJ settlement obligations, backed by an RSA with supermajority support across all voting classes.
Trinseo filed a prepackaged Chapter 11 to cut approximately $2 billion of debt, driven by a chemical-sector downturn, Asia-Pacific overcapacity, and liquidity strain following a leveraged expansion into PMMA, supported by an RSA with holders of 78% of funded debt and a parallel Irish examinership.
Bitcoin Depot filed for Chapter 11 as escalating state regulatory actions, compliance-driven revenue deterioration, and significant legal exposure left the largest Bitcoin ATM operator in North America with no viable path forward.
West Marine filed for Chapter 11 with a dual-track plan to equitize $251.2 million in Term Loan Claims into 100% of new equity while paying ABL and FILO lenders in full, following post-pandemic demand decline, macroeconomic headwinds, and an overexpanded store footprint.
YesCare filed for Chapter 11 after a Jackson verdict exceeding $307 million and related contract losses representing nearly 80% of annual revenue, amid a trustee suit alleging breaches of the $50 million Tehum settlement and asserting claims tied to the 2022 “Texas Two-Step” divisional merger.
Spanish Broadcasting System filed for Chapter 11 after $310 million of senior secured notes matured unpaid, with a prepackaged plan that proposes to delever its balance sheet by exchanging the outstanding notes for $70 million in new secured notes and substantially all of the reorganized equity.
FreshRealm filed Chapter 11 to implement a Blue Apron 9019 settlement and Misfits §363 transition, after Listeria-linked recalls, Walmart's January 2026 exit, and Blue Apron's disputed termination of the 10-year exclusive PFA left it without sufficient liquidity to pursue an out-of-court resolution.
QVC Group filed Chapter 11 to deleverage a capital structure tied to declining linear-TV cash flows, after cord-cutting, tariffs, covenant breach, and looming RCF maturity drove a prepack canceling $6.5B of prepetition debt amid preferred-equity litigation over a $400M intercompany settlement.
Ascend Elements has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy amid a construction dispute at its flagship Kentucky plant, federal grant cancellations, and a lithium price collapse, pursuing an expedited 363 sale of substantially all assets.
BlockFills has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to pursue a customer-led reorganization after a liquidity crisis triggered by the February 2026 crypto market crash, compounding counterparty losses, a failed mining venture, and lawsuits alleging misappropriation of customer assets.
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