Receivership (court-appointed)section 47(1) of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act, R.S.C. 1985, c. B-3, as amended and section 39 of the Law and Equity Act, R.S.B.C. 1996 c.253, as amended
KGIC Group is in court-appointed receivership in the Supreme Court of British Columbia, file S-170738, following a receivership order of 22 February 2017 on the application of CIBT Finance (2017) Corp. BDO Canada Limited holds appointments as interim receiver and as receiver and manager. CIBT Finance took an assignment of Bank of Montreal's bank debt, $12,958,000 as at 30 September 2016, and issued a s. 244 notice to enforce its security; it is related to Sprott Shaw and to CIBT Education Group Inc., an interested purchaser. KGIC Inc.'s unaudited consolidated balance sheet at 30 September 2016 showed assets of $16,690,000 against liabilities of $34,643,000 and a shareholders' deficit of $(17,953,000), including $8,098,000 of trade names, IP development and goodwill the receiver says may have negligible value in a liquidation. A proposed debt restructuring and equity conversion was rejected by a significant block of unsecured convertible debenture holders.
The court granted an approval and vesting order for the sale to CIBT Finance (2017) Corp. Closing terms, as extracted: vacant possession delivered at 12:00 noon on the Closing Date, Receiver at liberty to extend Closing Date with Purchaser's consent.
The officer filed report no. Second Report. KGIC's schools continued to face severe negative cash flow, requiring Receiver's Certificate borrowing to cover payroll and rent, with regulators warning that program cancellations could force campus closures absent an urgent resolution.
The officer filed report no. Second Report. The Receiver and Interim Manager continue to stabilize and operate the KGIC Group's colleges across 18 campuses, funding payroll and rent through borrowings and tuition receipts while pursuing a sale transaction, as the business remains cash-flow negative and not viable without ongoing support.
Receivership order made by the Supreme Court of British Columbia under BIA s. 243 and provincial Judicature Act authority, commencing the proceeding under court file S-170738.
Bank of Montreal (BMO) / CIBT Finance (2017) Corp. (assignee) · in 297 casesBank Debt (line item on consolidated balance sheet); security enforced via s.244 Notice — Labelled 'Bank Debt' on Q3 2016 unaudited consolidated balance sheet ($,000's, so $12,958,000). CIBT Finance (2017) Corp. ('CF2017') has taken an assignment of BMO's debt and issued a s.244 Notice to enforce its security. CF2017 is related to Sprott Shaw and CIBT Education Group Inc. (interested purchaser), a related-party dynamic. — debtor: KGIC Inc. · as of 30 Sep 2016
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Preliminary Report of the Receiver - 25 January 2017
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CIBT Finance (2017) Corp.Credit bidthe assets described in the Sale Agreement (the "Purchased Assets") · asset sale · nominee/assignee: Designated Purchaser · agreement 3 Mar 2017
Closing termsvacant possession delivered at 12:00 noon on the Closing Date, Receiver at liberty to extend Closing Date with Purchaser's consentApproval and Vesting Order
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Closing termsvacant possession delivered at 12:00 noon on the Closing Date, Receiver at liberty to extend Closing Date with Purchaser's consent
Order date15 March 2017
Presiding officerJustice Affleck
PurchaserCIBT Finance (2017) Corp. · nominee/assignee Designated Purchaser · the assets described in the Sale Agreement (the "Purchased Assets") · asset sale · approved
PurchaserCIBT FINANCE (2017) CORP. (credit bid) · nominee/assignee Designated Purchaser(s) · all of the Vendor's, and the Debtors' right, title and interest in and to the Purchased Assets · asset sale · approved
Operational summaryKGIC's schools continued to face severe negative cash flow, requiring Receiver's Certificate borrowing to cover payroll and rent, with regulators warning that program cancellations could force campus closures absent an urgent resolution.
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Operational summaryThe Receiver and Interim Manager continue to stabilize and operate the KGIC Group's colleges across 18 campuses, funding payroll and rent through borrowings and tuition receipts while pursuing a sale transaction, as the business remains cash-flow negative and not viable without ongoing support.
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CiteProceedings., “KGIC Group” (Receivership (court-appointed)), Supreme Court of British Columbia. Retrieved 4 November 2026, https://proceedings.ca/case/kgic-group
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