US EditionColabor Group to ask Quebec Superior Court for CCAA protection from creditors
Colabor Group secured interim debtor-in-possession financing from major banks and appointed a monitor to oversee restructuring under CCAA protection, preserving operations during sale process.
- The Superior Court of Quebec issued an initial CCAA order on Jan. 8, 2026, granting Colabor Group Inc. and certain subsidiaries court protection.
- To restructure its debts and operations, Colabor Group Inc. asked the Court to approve a sale and investment solicitation process and interim financing to fund the SISP and the Company's operations.
- The Initial Order authorizes a secured super-priority interim credit facility as DIP Financing, with The Toronto-Dominion Bank, The Bank of Montreal and The Bank of Nova Scotia as DIP lenders.
- Management of Colabor Group Inc. will keep control under the Monitor's oversight; Marc-Antoine Daoust is CFO, Yanick Blanchard is Chief Restructuring Officer.
- The company warned its press release contains forward-looking statements affecting customers and stakeholders in Quebec and the Atlantic provinces, with further updates from the Company and the Monitor.
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Colabor Group Inc. Obtains Creditor Protection Under CCAA and Announces the Appointments of Mr. Marc-Antoine Daoust as Chief Financial Officer and Mr. Yanick Blanchard as Chief Restructuring Officer
SAINT-BRUNO-DE-MONTARVILLE, Quebec, Jan. 08, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Colabor Group Inc. (TSX:GCL) ("Colabor" or the "Company"), announces that the Superior Court of Quebec (Commercial Division) (the "Court") has issued an initial order (the "Initial Order") granting the Company and certain of its subsidiaries, Transport Paul-Émile Dubé Ltée, Le Groupe Resto-Achats Inc. and Norref Fisheries Quebec Inc., protection under the Companies' Creditors …
The Colabor Group, a major supplier of food for hospitals and CHSLD, is filing a request for protection against its creditors.
The Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville company wants to start a process of sale or demand for investment.
Saint-Bruno Colabor's distributor and food wholesaler turned to the courts to seek protection against its creditors in order to conduct a formal process of selling different subsidiaries.
Colabor Group Inc. Files Application for Creditor Protection Under the CCAA
SAINT-BRUNO-DE-MONTARVILLE, Quebec, Jan. 08, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Colabor Group Inc. (TSX: GCL) (“Colabor” or the “Company”), announces that the Company and certain of its subsidiaries, Transport Paul-Émile Dubé Ltée, Le Groupe Resto-Achats Inc. and Norref Fisheries Quebec Inc., will…
Winnipeg Free Press
Colabor Group to ask Quebec Superior Court for CCAA protection from creditors
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