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WEH Liquidating, LLC (f/k/a Walker Edison Holdco LLC) Bankruptcy Case

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WEH Liquidating, LLC (f/k/a Walker Edison Holdco LLC)

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Case No.: 25-11602 · Delaware · Petition date: Aug 28, 2025

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PlanJuly 21, 2026

No plan distributions reported through June 30

The four debtors reported no distributions to administrative, secured, priority, or general unsecured creditors through June 30, 2026. The reports cover WEH Liquidating, WEI Liquidating, WEFC Liquidating, and EWF Liquidating.

The plan was confirmed on December 18, 2025 and became effective on December 31, meaning creditor recoveries remained at 0% six months into implementation. The reports also record zero current-quarter and cumulative cash disbursements since the effective date and provide no anticipated date for seeking a final decree. The cases therefore remain in an extended post-effective administration period without reported progress on claim distributions.

Key professionals

Financial Advisor

M3 Advisory Partners, LP

Financial Advisor

MACCO Restructuring Group, LLC

Investment Banker

Lincoln International LLC

Bankruptcy Counsel

Morris James LLP

Judge: Thomas M. Horan
Industry: Retail
Debtors: 4

Designs and sells ready-to-assemble furniture exclusively through e-commerce channels including major retail platforms and direct-to-consumer website; products shipped from manufacturing suppliers in Asia and Brazil to distribution centers in Ohio and California

Case background, summaries, and key terms are generated from the filings on this docket. Docket entries and documents come from the court.

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Case filing & court posture: Walker Edison Holdco LLC and three affiliates filed chapter 11 on August 28, 2025 in Delaware (Dkt. 1), case no. 25-11602. Judge Thomas M. Horan presides. The debtors are a West Jordan, Utah-based supplier of ready-to-assemble home furnishings sold through e-commerce platforms, with approximately $224.6 million in funded debt.
Liquidity & financing path: Twin-Star International provided a $13 million DIP facility ($6M for operations + $7M to fund litigation against former shareholders). (Dkt. 15) The Court approved the DIP financing on an interim basis and then granted final approval on September 16, 2025. (Dkt. 105)
Restructuring outcome: Twin-Star purchased substantially all operating assets for approximately $16.2 million. (Dkt. 222) The sale order was entered October 2, 2025, with the transaction closing October 7, 2025.
Plan effective date & post-confirmation: A liquidating plan was confirmed December 18, 2025 (Dkt. 413) and became effective December 31, 2025. (Dkt. 437) The plan established a Liquidating Trust (Trustee: Thomas B. Walper) to pursue claims against former shareholders via the Utah Litigation seeking hundreds of millions in damages.
Current status: The case remains active for litigation administration, with the Liquidating Trust prosecuting claims against former shareholders and Prospect Hill related to a 2021 $300 million term loan that funded a $210 million special dividend under allegedly fraudulent circumstances.