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The court closed GCX Limited’s remaining Chapter 11 case effective March 18, ending active court-supervised administration of the bankruptcy case. The Final Decree and Order Closing the Remaining Debtors Chapter 11 Case found the case ready to close under section 350(a), terminated and discharged Kroll Restructuring Administration LLC as claims and noticing agent, and directed Kroll to complete final administrative tasks within 28 days, including forwarding imaged claims and docketing a final claims register.
For professionals still tracking the case, the practical shift is from case administration to residual post-confirmation housekeeping and enforcement. The order required outstanding post-confirmation reports and remaining U.S. Trustee quarterly fees to be filed or paid within 30 days, preserved the right of parties to seek reopening for cause, and retained jurisdiction over implementation, interpretation, and enforcement of the final decree.
The court entered a final decree closing the remaining GCX debtor Chapter 11 case and terminating Kroll’s claims and noticing role, ending the active administrative phase of the 2019 case. The Final Decree and Order Closing the Remaining Debtors’ Chapter 11 Case requires Kroll to transfer imaged claims to the Clerk, upload the creditor mailing list to CM/ECF, and docket a final claims register within 28 days.
The order also gives the remaining debtor 30 days to file any outstanding post-confirmation reports and pay remaining U.S. Trustee quarterly fees. For case followers, the practical point is finality: remaining post-confirmation administration has shifted into closeout mechanics, with the court retaining jurisdiction only to enforce and interpret the final decree.
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