Takeoff Technologies is in post-confirmation liquidation, with its lead case open and claims reconciliation continuing. The September 2026 report Dkt. 712 reported no payments on general unsecured claims; the plan administrator has until December 28, 2026 to object to claims under the extension order Dkt. 698.

Takeoff Technologies is winding down under a confirmed Chapter 11 plan, with claims reconciliation and asset liquidation continuing in the open lead case. In its report for the quarter ended September 30, 2026 Dkt. 712, plan administrator Ankura Trust Company reported no payments on general unsecured claims or equity interests and could not yet estimate total anticipated payments. The court extended the deadline to object to claims through December 28, 2026 in the claims objection order Dkt. 698.

Takeoff, a provider of automated grocery micro-fulfillment systems and software, filed for Chapter 11 with five affiliates on May 30, 2024. Expansion failed to deliver the expected cost improvements, an attempted investment round stalled, and operating losses continued despite cost reductions, according to the first-day declaration Dkt. 12. The revised disclosure statement and plan Dkt. 473 reported no secured or funded debt at filing and approximately $12.9 million in trade debt and accounts payable, excluding potentially substantial contingent or unliquidated unsecured claims.

The court approved a sale of certain assets to Woolworths Group Limited in August 2024. The sale order Dkt. 333 provided for a credit bid of Woolworths' debtor-in-possession financing obligations, assumed liabilities and a cash component capped at $700,000. The court confirmed the liquidation plan Dkt. 538 on December 20, 2024; it became effective on December 30, 2024, as reported in the June 2026 post-confirmation report Dkt. 696. The plan substantively consolidated the estates and appointed the plan administrator to monetize assets, resolve claims and make distributions.

Through September 30, 2026, the administrator reported cumulative payments of $4,702 on administrative claims, $6,419 on secured claims and $14,067 on priority claims, with each category shown as paid in full. The quarterly report Dkt. 712 also states that the other debtor cases were closed by final decree while the lead case remained open.

Takeoff Technologies is in post-confirmation liquidation, with its lead case open and claims reconciliation continuing. The September 2026 report Dkt. 712 reported no payments on general unsecured claims; the plan administrator has until December 28, 2026 to object to claims under the extension order Dkt. 698.

Takeoff Technologies is winding down under a confirmed Chapter 11 plan, with claims reconciliation and asset liquidation continuing in the open lead case. In its report for the quarter ended September 30, 2026 Dkt. 712, plan administrator Ankura Trust Company reported no payments on general unsecured claims or equity interests and could not yet estimate total anticipated payments. The court extended the deadline to object to claims through December 28, 2026 in the claims objection order Dkt. 698.

Takeoff, a provider of automated grocery micro-fulfillment systems and software, filed for Chapter 11 with five affiliates on May 30, 2024. Expansion failed to deliver the expected cost improvements, an attempted investment round stalled, and operating losses continued despite cost reductions, according to the first-day declaration Dkt. 12. The revised disclosure statement and plan Dkt. 473 reported no secured or funded debt at filing and approximately $12.9 million in trade debt and accounts payable, excluding potentially substantial contingent or unliquidated unsecured claims.

The court approved a sale of certain assets to Woolworths Group Limited in August 2024. The sale order Dkt. 333 provided for a credit bid of Woolworths' debtor-in-possession financing obligations, assumed liabilities and a cash component capped at $700,000. The court confirmed the liquidation plan Dkt. 538 on December 20, 2024; it became effective on December 30, 2024, as reported in the June 2026 post-confirmation report Dkt. 696. The plan substantively consolidated the estates and appointed the plan administrator to monetize assets, resolve claims and make distributions.

Through September 30, 2026, the administrator reported cumulative payments of $4,702 on administrative claims, $6,419 on secured claims and $14,067 on priority claims, with each category shown as paid in full. The quarterly report Dkt. 712 also states that the other debtor cases were closed by final decree while the lead case remained open.