British Columbia · CCAA
The purpose of this first report (the “First Report”) is to provide information to the Supreme Court of British Columbia in respect of the following: a) background information of HFRO and causes of its insolvency; b) the activities of the Monitor since the Initial Order was granted; c) operational considerations; d) the solicitation of interest by the HFRO for parties to acquire or assume the operations of HFRO going forward; e) site restoration considerations; f) the alternatives to a going concern outcome; g) the Proposed Claims Process (defined below); h) the Interim Financing Facility; i) budget to actual analysis since the Initial Order; j) the revised forecast (the “First Report Forecast”); k) HFRO’s request for an extension of the Stay Period; and l) the Monitor’s Recommendations
Court officer report · 9 November 2018
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What we verified from this filing4 verified
- cash on handnote: Beginning cash of the First Report Forecast period, after consolidation of all bank accounts. The Monitor also estimates accounts receivable at approximately $1.8 million. · as at: 2018-11-05 · amount: 295325 · currency: CAD · qualifier: approximately
- operational summaryHFRO continues to operate its compost facility, accepting inbound organic material only until December 14, 2018 and then shifting resources to processing Legacy Material, while the Monitor solicits interest in a going-concern sale or investment and prepares for a possible liquidation if no funding or buyer emerges. The Energy Garden remains mothballed.
- report date9 November 2018
- report noFirst Report