Buchh Holding Inc. is in court-appointed receivership. On July 31, 2024, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice appointed Richter Inc. as receiver under section 243(1) of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act and section 101 of the Courts of Justice Act, on the application of The Toronto-Dominion Bank (court file CV-24-00723986-00CL). The proceeding is active. As of July 31, 2024, TD's secured claim stood at CAD 3,553,000 and BDC Capital Inc. held CAD 433,200. Reported unsecured creditors, largely related companies, include Rotalec Canada Inc. at CAD 564,040, Farhat Buchh at CAD 350,521.62 and 2371561 Ontario Inc. at CAD 17,000.
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October 23, 2026 report recorded Rotalec Canada as having ceased operations in July 2024 with no assets, and the trustee anticipating no distribution to preferred or ordinary unsecured creditors.
The court approved the sale of Buchh's right, title and interest in the UGP shares to Pamposh Holdings Inc., vesting effective on delivery of the Receiver's Certificate confirming closing conditions.
Approval and vesting order for the Rotalec Canada asset sale to Continental Capital Investments Inc. at $180,360 cash, the robots excluded, vesting on delivery of the Receiver's Certificate.
Supplemental First Report set out the carve-out of seven Doosan robots from the Continental Capital sale, cutting the price from $225,360 to $180,360, and sought approval of the amended agreement.
Receiver's First Report sought approval of the sale of Buchh Holding's UGP shares to Pamposh Holdings Inc. and of Rotalec Canada's assets to Continental Capital Investments Inc., TD supporting both despite a shortfall.
Toronto Dominion Bank · in 35 casesReported value includes secured loan for which the Company is the guarantor. — debtor: Britman Specialty Products Inc.
$3.55M
Notice and Statement of the Receiver – dated August 9, 2024
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30 more claims in 2 classes The stack holds Secured and Unsecured claims.
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The claims and what each class or creditor recovers — each as the filing states it, with its source.
Trustee’s Report First Meeting of Creditors – dated October 23, 2026
Operational summaryThe Company ceased operations in July 2024 upon the Receiver's appointment, no longer occupies any premises and has no assets; its assets were realized in the receivership and the Trustee anticipates no distribution to preferred or ordinary unsecured creditors.
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First Report of the Receiver – dated September 9, 2024
Operational summaryRotalec Canada's assets were sold via an expedited sale process to Continental Capital Investments Inc., while selected inventory was sold in the ordinary course to fulfill outstanding customer orders; Buchh Holding's 50% shares in UGP were being sold to Pamposh Holdings Inc. to allow UGP to continue as a going concern.
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CiteProceedings., “Buchh Holding Inc. et al.” (Receivership (court-appointed)), Ontario Superior Court of Justice. Retrieved 4 November 2026, https://proceedings.ca/case/buchh-holding-inc
Sources last checked · summary updated 24 August 2026 · Report a correction · Printed from proceedings.ca/case/buchh-holding-inc
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