DionyMed Brands Inc. has been under the receivership and management of FTI Consulting Canada Inc. since October 29, 2019, when the Supreme Court of British Columbia appointed the firm on the application of GLAS USA LLC and GLAS Americas LLC under section 243(1) of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act and section 39 of the Law and Equity Act, in court file S1912098. In its Notice and Statement dated November 7, 2019, the Receiver reported entity-level book values drawn from DionyMed's own records and not audited or verified: total assets of $101,256,490 as at November 5, 2019 against total liabilities of $53,275,117.56. Secured debt comprised $32,621,085.75 owing to Tribeca Global Resources Credit Pty Ltd, $4,588,169.00 to Flow Capital Corp. and $2,846,762.89 to Gotham Green Partners, LLC. The receivership remains active.
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The officer filed report no. Third Report. The Transaction closed in January 2020, and the Receiver continues to market unsold assets (Holds House Brands, Chill technology, and shares in Herban Oregon) while working toward completing the receivership, including selling remaining assets and making a final distribution to SP1.
Tribeca Global Resources Credit Pty Ltdas of November 7, 2019 — Listed as secured debt in Receiver's Notice and Statement (Appendix A), based on books and records of DionyMed; no separate balance date stated. — debtor: DionyMed Brands Inc.
Operational summaryThe Receiver has commenced a sale process for the Company's assets and subsidiaries, is disputing Flow Capital's security registrations, and is addressing Gotham Green litigation that threatens key licenses held by a subsidiary.
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Operational summaryThe Receiver conducted a court-approved marketing and sale process for the debtor's assets, resulting in an asset purchase agreement with Eaze Technologies for the Hometown Heart-related business; certain subsidiaries may continue operating in the ordinary course while others may be shuttered, and other remaining assets (e.g., the L.A. business and Oregon business) are being separately dealt with.
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