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Source-backed chapter 11 research on recent filings, claims processes, and case developments.

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Week of December 29, 2025

Jan 1

IMG Holdings: 93-Year-Old Fragrance Empire's 78-Day Chapter 11 Sprint

IMG Holdings filed ch. 11 with $64M debt. Tabu, Love's Baby Soft, English Leather brands sold in 78-day 363 sale.

Consumer & retail

Jan 1

Yellow Corporation: 99-Year LTL Giant's $2.4B Liquidation

Yellow Corporation, America's third-largest LTL carrier, filed chapter 11 in August 2023 after a Teamsters strike notice triggered customer departures that shut down the 99-year-old company in days. The $700M CARES Act loan, $2.4B terminal auctions, and $7.4B pension litigation defined the case.

Chapter 7Transportation & logistics

Jan 1

Orlando International Resort Club: $8.1M Timeshare Sale

Orlando International Resort Club Condominium Association filed Subchapter V chapter 11 Oct. 23, 2025 after a majority of interval owners voted to close the 63-unit Club Wyndham resort near Universal Studios. $8.1M property sale approved May 18, 2026.

Subchapter VTravel, leisure & hospitality

Dec 30

US Magnesium's Only Domestic Plant Sold to Utah Agency for $30M Over Insider Bid

US Magnesium, the only domestic magnesium producer, filed Chapter 11 in Delaware on September 10, 2025 for an insider-led Section 363 sale. Utah's state land agency instead outbid Renco affiliate LiMag, buying the Rowley plant for $30M. A creditor liquidating plan was crammed down June 2026.

Energy & natural resources

Dec 30

PrimaLend Capital Partners: BHPH Lender Pursues Liquidating Chapter 11 Amid Subprime Auto Crisis

PrimaLend filed chapter 11 with $286M debt amid subprime auto crisis. Credit bid sales to CIBC and ANB expected; BVY II dispute shapes recoveries.

Industrials & manufacturing

Dec 30

Howard's Appliances: 79-Year Southern California Icon Liquidates in Chapter 11

Howard's Appliances filed chapter 11 December 2025, liquidating after 79 years. S5 Equity's failed turnaround, $17.2M debt, and industry analysis.

Consumer & retail

Dec 30

Fairfield Williamsburg: Timeshare Association Seeks 363(h) Sale in Subchapter V Case

Fairfield Williamsburg timeshare filed Subchapter V for 363(h) sale. $34M deferred maintenance vs. $16.8M cash; 99.42% of owners approved bankruptcy.

Subchapter VTravel, leisure & hospitality

Dec 30

Bullivant Houser Bailey: 87-Year-Old Law Firm Liquidates in Chapter 11

Bullivant Houser Bailey filed chapter 11 on Dec. 15, 2025 after closing Nov. 1. The 87-year-old firm seeks to subordinate $1.64M in shareholder claims.

Business & public services

Week of October 27, 2025

Oct 30

Meyer Burger: Swiss Solar Pioneer's $29M U.S. Liquidation

Meyer Burger, the only U.S. producer of heterojunction (HJT) solar technology, filed chapter 11 in Delaware after losing its largest customer and shutting down its Arizona factory. Assets sold to Waaree Solar Americas for $18.5M and DESRI for $10.18M, completing in under 90 days.

Industrials & manufacturing

Oct 30

Zen JV: CareerBuilder and Monster's 113-Day Liquidation

Zen JV, the holding company for CareerBuilder and Monster, filed chapter 11 in Delaware on June 24, 2025. Twelve qualified bidders pushed auction proceeds to $68.7M from a $35.5M stalking horse. BOLD Holdings acquired both brands. Plan effective October 14, 2025; secured recovery under 10%.

Technology & telecom

Week of October 20, 2025

Oct 24

Razzoo's Cajun Cafe: Texas Chain Pursues Going-Concern Sale

Razzoo's filed chapter 11 in S.D. Tex. after declining sales and $9.65M in secured debt. ThirtyThree97 LLC (M Crowd affiliate) won the $18.8M credit bid for the 20-location Cajun chain. No competing bids. Sale approved Dec. 2025; closing target March 2026.

Food & agriculture

Week of September 1, 2025

Sep 3

TreeSap Farms: Everde Growers' $131M Chapter 11 Buyout

TreeSap Farms (Everde Growers) filed chapter 11 in SDTX with $207M in funded debt after California weather losses halved EBITDA. CEO Jonathan Saperstein's TYFCO acquired the operation for $131.7M. Secured lenders recovered 23%; unsecured creditors received 0.61%.

Food & agriculture