Alberta · CCAA

Tercer Informe - 2026.01.13

Court officer report · 13 January 2026

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secured creditorsnote: Macquarie objected to the DIP Lenders' Charge obtaining priority over its security, arguing this is contrary to Colombian public policy and that it has not consented; also disputes Debtors' use of DACA funds without its authorization. Amount of Macquarie's secured claim is not stated in this report. Macquarie has sought leave to appeal the SARIO (which granted the DIP Charge priority over Macquarie's security) before the Alberta Court of Appeal; hearing scheduled for 2026-02-18. · page: 13 · debtor: Colombian Debtors (including CNE Oil & Gas S.A.S. and related Colombian entities) · creditor: Macquarie Bank Ltd. · currency: USD · security: Asserted pre-existing security interest/control over the 'Cuentas DACA' (Deposit Account Control Agreement accounts) of the Colombian Debtors; Macquarie asserts its express prior consent is required for any priming charge over its security
sale advisorMoelis & Company LLC
sale outcometext: The Monitor recommends approval of the SISP respecting substantially all of the Applicants' Property and Business · scope: whole_business · status: process_approved