Bondoro Insights: Weekly Docket Update

This Week's Key Filings

Central Falls Detention Facility Corporation

• Case Summary
  • Central Falls Detention Facility Corporation has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to restructure more than $167 million in debt. The filing follows years of detainee populations too low to cover its obligations, a 2023 ransomware attack, and protracted litigation among the Debtor, its bond trustee, and the City of Central Falls. The pre-arranged reorganization, backed by a restructuring support agreement with holders of approximately 71.2% of the outstanding bond principal and the City, seeks to eliminate approximately $101.6 million of debt.
• Plan Terms
  • Central Falls Detention Facility's plan of reorganization implements a going-concern balance-sheet reset facilitated by a Global 9019 Settlement among the Debtor, consenting bondholders, and the City of Central Falls, whereby holders of the $97.3 million in Series 2005A bond secured claims—in default for over a decade—exchange their debt for a pro rata share of $67.5 million in new Series 2026 bonds, comprising $27.5 million of 5% Series 2026A and $40 million of 1.5% Series 2026B payable solely from excess cash flow, while the City's claims are resolved for a $250,000 annual impact fee and 5% of excess cash flow, a data-breach class settlement is funded through a claims fund of up to $100,000, and general unsecured creditors are rendered unimpaired and paid in full.

Superior Star, LLC

• Case Summary
  • Superior Star has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after its 2023 acquisition of 59 Hardee's restaurants exposed it to undisclosed seller liabilities and extensive deferred maintenance, compounded by rising food costs and burdensome "dark site" obligations on closed locations. State sales-tax levies on the Debtor's bank accounts ultimately precipitated the filing, through which the Debtor intends to reorganize its operations and restructure the claims of its franchisor and the seller, having absorbed roughly $2 million in prior capital contributions from its principals to sustain operations.

Omnicare, LLC

• Plan Terms
  • Omnicare's combined plan of reorganization and liquidation centers on a $250 million going-concern sale of substantially all operating assets to GenieRx Holdings, whereby the acquired Reorganizing Debtors emerge and continue under the purchaser while the residual Liquidating Debtors are dissolved and wound down under a Plan Administrator, with the $110 million DIP facility provided by JMB Capital Partners paid in full in cash and Class 3 general unsecured creditors receiving pro rata distributions of remaining estate value ahead of the deferred $952.7 million allowed DOJ claim arising from a False Claims Act judgment and the further-subordinated CVS prepetition claims, which recover only after the DOJ claim and all other allowed claims are satisfied in full.

GoHealth, Inc.

• Plan Terms
  • GoHealth's joint Chapter 11 plan of reorganization effects a debt-for-equity deleveraging negotiated with the Ad Hoc TL Group and Ad Hoc Revolver Group. Holders of $173.9 million in super-priority loan claims receive their pro rata share of senior takeback debt. Meanwhile, $598.3 million in first lien claims are exchanged for junior takeback debt and substantially all of the reorganized company's new common equity, subject to dilution from a management incentive plan. Existing GoHealth Holdings interest holders and Class A shareholders share a $10.3 million equity recovery pool funded by the new-money exit facility. Class B common stock is cancelled, and existing preferred stock is reinstated and converted to membership interests in Reorganized GoHealth.

Inotiv, Inc.

• Plan Terms
  • Inotiv's amended Chapter 11 plan effectuates a first-lien-led debt-for-equity restructuring implementing its June 2, 2026 RSA. Holders of no less than $274.9 million in prepetition first lien principal claims receive the substantial majority of the reorganized equity (subject to dilution from the New Warrants and a management incentive plan of up to 10%) plus take-back 'Remaining' exit term loans, both funded from a new $150 million senior secured first lien Exit Term Loan Facility that also refinances the superpriority DIP through a cashless roll-over. Holders of the $28.3 million PIK notes and $131.7 million unsecured convertible notes share the 'Notes Recovery' — 7% of the fully-diluted new equity plus new warrants — allocated 21% and 79%, respectively. Existing equity is cancelled for no recovery, general unsecured claims pass through unimpaired, and the reorganized parent emerges as a private, non-listed company.

Ascend Elements, Inc.

• Plan Terms
  • Ascend Elements' combined disclosure statement and joint plan of liquidation winds down the lithium-ion battery-recycling business through a series of discrete asset sales rather than a single going-concern transaction. The Poland and intellectual property assets are sold to Bluegrass Infrastructure Partners for $3 million in cash plus a $98 million credit bid, the Hopkinsville assets to TKJV, and the Covington assets to R3 Lithium for $3 million in cash. Through the credit bid, the approximately $20 million Senior and $83.1 million Junior Secured Convertible Notes are satisfied. General unsecured creditors receive GUC Trust Interests entitling them to a pro rata share of the net cash derived from the GUC Trust Assets—which include the Debtors' retained causes of action—through a newly established GUC Trust. Funded by cash collateral rather than DIP financing, the estates resolve a $15.9 million DOE grant-closeout liability for roughly $7.5 million through setoff.

Goldenpeaks Poland Holding Limited

• DIP Terms
  • GoldenPeaks Poland Holding Limited obtained final approval for a $162.8 million junior secured superpriority DIP term loan facility from funds managed by Brookfield Asset Management Limited, with BID Administrator LLC (a Brookfield affiliate) as administrative and collateral agent, structured across two separate, non-cross-collateralized tranches whose obligations are not joint and several — a Tranche 1 of up to $117.7 million of new-money delayed-draw loans plus roughly $12.1 million of cashless roll-up of prepetition incremental debt at 13% PIK interest with a 1.75x minimum return (MOIC), and a separate $33 million new-money Tranche 2 at 12.5% PIK interest with a 1.50x MOIC — with an outside maturity three months from closing, subject to earlier triggers including sale consummation, plan effectiveness, and case conversion.

Searles Valley Minerals Inc.

• Bidding Procedures Summary
  • Searles Valley Minerals obtained approval of bidding procedures to sell certain or all of its assets, authorizing the designation of one or more stalking horse bidders and granting the DIP and prepetition secured lenders the right to credit bid, ahead of an Aug. 6 bid deadline and Aug. 13 auction, with qualified bidders permitted to structure a bid as the sponsorship of a plan of reorganization in lieu of a Section 363 sale.

Brewster Heights Packing & Orchards, LP

• DIP Terms
  • Brewster Heights Packing & Orchards obtained final approval for a $50 million senior secured, superpriority DIP term loan facility from Sandton Capital Solutions Master Fund VI, LP, split evenly between a $25 million initial term loan and a $25 million delayed-draw tranche, carrying 12.50% PIK interest and maturing March 9, 2027 (or earlier upon specified events), to fund working capital, repay the prepetition bridge financing, and a Section 363 sale process required to close within 150 days of the petition date.
• Bidding Procedures Summary
  • Brewster Heights Packing & Orchards obtained approval of bid procedures governing a dual-track process: a sale of substantially all assets or, alternatively, a recapitalization funded by new loan proceeds sufficient to sustain operations under a plan of reorganization. The procedures set an Aug. 19 bid deadline ahead of an Aug. 24 auction, authorize but do not require the Debtors to designate a stalking horse bidder by July 15, and preserve secured creditors' right to credit bid their claims.

F-Star Socorro, L.P.

• Bidding Procedures Summary
  • F-Star Socorro filed an emergency motion to establish bidding procedures for the sale of its commercial and industrial real estate in El Paso and Socorro, Texas, proposing an Aug. 17 bid deadline and Aug. 20 auction while authorizing the designation of one or more stalking horse bidders and permitting primary secured lender RC PV Lender to credit bid up to $90 million of its secured claim, with any stalking horse bid required to yield at least that amount to the lender.

SiFi Networks America, LLC

• DIP Terms
  • SiFi Networks America secured final approval for a $3.43 million new-money, superpriority DIP facility from ArcLink Fiber, split between a $1.135 million interim draw and a $2.295 million tranche available upon entry of the Final Order. The facility primes the prepetition liens under section 364(d)(1) and is conditioned on a cashless roll-up of roughly $2.2 million of prepetition secured indebtedness held by the same lender in its capacity as Prepetition Secured Noteholder. The financing funds a sale process that must yield a court-approved sale of substantially all assets within 63 days of the petition date.
• Bidding Procedures Summary
  • SiFi Networks America obtained approval of bidding procedures to sell substantially all of its assets, designating affiliated DIP lender and prepetition secured lender ArcLink Fiber as the stalking horse bidder under a $5,853,039 credit bid comprising the DIP obligations, the prepetition note, and $200,000 in cash, plus assumed liabilities and cure amounts, ahead of a July 27 bid deadline, a July 29 auction, and an Aug. 6 sale hearing.

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