Wrena, LLC Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy to Pursue Sale
The company has faced significant challenges due to rising costs, an isolated warranty claim that resulted in a significant judgment, and other market pressures, which prompted the decision to restructure through a court-supervised sale process.
"After consideration of available options, we have determined that the sale of our business through a Chapter 11 process is the best path forward," said Wrena's Chief Restructuring Officer, Scott Eisenberg. "This process will allow us to continue operations, preserve jobs, and position the company for future success under new ownership."
To support ongoing operations during the sale process, Wrena has secured the use of cash collateral and debtor-in-possession (DIP) financing, subject to court approval. The company anticipates that the cash collateral usage and DIP financing will allow it to continue operating without interruption, including paying employees, meeting customer demands, and fulfilling its post-bankruptcy obligations to suppliers.
The company's legal advisors are Wolfson Bolton Kochis PLLC (Scott A. Wolfson and Anthony
For more information about the bankruptcy filing and sale process, please visit https://cases.creditorinfo.com/Wrena or contact
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SOURCE Wolfson Bolton Kochis PLLC
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