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Week of March 16, 2026

Axip Energy Services: $161M Sale to Service Compression

Axip Energy Services filed chapter 11 in Houston with a $161 million Service Compression sale path, $104.8 million financing package, and about $240.5 million in funded debt.

Energy & natural resources

Mar 19

Platinum Heights: Heights Hospital Plan Collapse in Chapter 11

Platinum Heights filed chapter 11 Feb. 20, 2025 in S.D. Texas; a sale-backed plan was confirmed but failed to go effective.

Healthcare & life sciences

Mar 19

Digital Media Solutions Completes $95M Credit Bid Sale

Digital Media Solutions completed a $95M lender credit-bid sale after its 2024 chapter 11 filing; BlackRock-led investors acquired the core business.

PrenegotiatedTechnology & telecom

Mar 19

Vroom: Holding-Company Prepack Equitizes $290M Convertible Notes

Vroom’s SDTX prepack chapter 11 equitized ~$290M of convertible notes at the parent while subsidiaries like UACC and CarStory stayed out of court.

PrepackagedIndustrials & manufacturing

Mar 19

Global Clean Energy Holdings: $40M Refinery to $2B Prepackaged Restructuring

Global Clean Energy filed a prepackaged chapter 11 with $2B+ debt after $950M CTCI dispute; emerged in 118 days.

PrepackagedEnergy & natural resources

Mar 19

Desktop Metal: $179 Million Merger to $7 Million Sale

Desktop Metal filed chapter 11 117 days after Nano Dimension bought it for $179.3 million. A 64-day liquidation sold core assets for $7 million.

Industrials & manufacturing

Mar 19

PosiGen: Bankruptcy Wind-Down After Fraud Allegations

PosiGen's chapter 11 shifted from fraud and trustee allegations to a Brookfield-led wind-down, with the liquidating plan confirmed February 24, 2026 and effective February 26.

Energy & natural resources

Mar 16

BMI Oldco: Talc Trust Plan in Abated Chapter 11

BMI Oldco’s chapter 11 centers on talc liability, a $32 million asset sale, a proposed trust plan, and a court-ordered abatement pending an asbestos determination.

FreefallEnergy & natural resources

Mar 16

Instant Brands: Instant Pot Sold, Lenders Take $390.9M Equity

Instant Brands filed chapter 11 in the Southern District of Texas on June 12, 2023 with roughly $512.3 million of funded debt. The case split into an Instant Pot appliances sale and a failed housewares sale, then emerged on February 27, 2024 as Corelle Brands under lender ownership.

Consumer & retail

Mar 16

Alpine Summit Energy Partners: Liquidating Plan After Asset Sales

Alpine Summit Energy Partners filed chapter 11 in Houston after commodity-price declines and a liquidity squeeze, completed two asset sales, and confirmed a liquidating plan that left unsecured recoveries unresolved.

Energy & natural resources

Mar 16

Envision Healthcare: Dual-Silo Chapter 11 Reorganization

Envision Healthcare's chapter 11 reorganized the AmSurg and EVPS silos separately after KKR's 2018 buyout left the physician staffing group overleveraged amid No Surprises Act pressure, reimbursement cuts, labor inflation, and COVID-era disruption.

PrenegotiatedHealthcare & life sciences

Mar 16

Rhodium Encore: Riot Settlement Drives Liquidation Plan

Rhodium Encore's chapter 11 case in Texas began as a liquidity crisis tied to the Whinstone and Riot dispute. The case ultimately monetized assets, closed a $185 million settlement, and confirmed a liquidating plan that became effective on January 14, 2026.

FreefallTechnology & telecom

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