Current posture

What matters now

STG Logistics' Chapter 11 restructuring has moved into post-confirmation administration: the court entered a final decree on July 30, 2026 closing certain debtor cases, while preserving plan-based jurisdiction and directing remaining claims reconciliation, claim objections, contested matters, and distributions to the remaining International Warehouse Services case. Final Decree closing certain Chapter 11 cases Dkt. 1172 STG and its affiliates filed Chapter 11 petitions on January 12, 2026. Voluntary Petition Dkt. 1 The debtors attributed the filing to freight-market weakness, liquidity pressure, and the consequences of their 2024 refinancing, including disputes with non-participating lenders, as described in the CFO's first-day declaration Dkt. 33. Their restructuring path initially contemplated either a balance-sheet recapitalization or a sale transaction, with the amended disclosure statement setting out that two-track framework. First Amended Disclosure Statement Dkt. 618 The practical focus is now residual administration rather than an open marketing or confirmation process. The final decree leaves the reorganized debtors able to reconcile and object to claims, make distributions, and pursue or defend remaining matters through the surviving case; a motion to amend a personal-injury proof of…

Updated Aug 21, 2026