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Will a stitch in time stop bankruptcy? International textile manufacturing leader Pan Brothers Tbk PT has seen its cash flow slow to a trickle in recent years, bringing on a crisis of working capital.
Bermuda-based offshore drilling rig fleet operator Nabors Industries Limited recently completed a distressed exchange, yet its losses are recurring and leverage remains elevated.
I want a new drug? Specialty pharmaceutical manufacturer Endo International plc recently contacted a restructuring firm to help address its mounting debt obligations.
Medical services provider Cano Health, Inc. ran out of cash and incurred a mountain of debt, part of a corporate healthcare sector spike in bankruptcies in early 2024.
Was the Cineworld Group bankruptcy simply a coming attraction to a series of theater-related filings? We see that movie advertising company National CineMedia, Inc. is in major danger.
CommScope Holding Company, Inc. is at the forefront of providing telecom infrastructure solutions. To steer clear of bankruptcy after a few tumultuous years of supply chain breakdown and cost pressures, it will have to come up with a different kind of fix.
Generic pharmaceutical manufacturer Lannett Company, Inc., is swallowing some tough pills these days: a continuing deterioration in operating performance and intense pricing pressure from competitors. Is bankruptcy drawing near?
No two public companies are cut from the exact same cloth, yet the telltale signs of potential bankruptcy shown by craft retailer JOANN Inc. are universal: lots of leverage, recurring net losses, and negative free cash flow.
Out of order: banking and retail solutions provider Diebold Nixdorf, Inc. is experiencing a cash crunch due to elevated costs related to the COVID-19 pandemic and the Russia/Ukraine conflict. Can the company avoid bankruptcy?