The Company was a 600 cow dairy operation in Kentucky that had filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The lender was concerned about the quality of information and the management of their collateral.
Company: The Company is one of the world’s largest vertically integrated poultry companies. The privately-held company operates hatcheries, farms, feed mills, processing, and delivery of chicken and has 961,259 sf of facilities.
Company: A large Midwest-based residential builder finance company that had been in business over 10 years supporting mainly small to mid-sized developers.
Company: The Company was engaged in light oil (gasoline and diesel fuels) and heavy oil (lubricants) wholesaling and related convenience store retailing.
Company: Located in Franklin, Indiana, Johnson Memorial Corporation ("JMC") is a 149-bed, full service not-for-profit acute hospital, serving the health care needs of Johnson County and surrounding areas.
Company: A public medical system consisting of three hospitals, two long-term care facilities, an HMO, eight primary care centers and an ambulatory delivery service seeing over 500,000 patients per year
Company: A book publisher and distributor with annual revenues of more than $900 million was a leading provider of customized merchandising, wholesaling, distribution and publishing services to the book industry. The Company had operations in the United States, Mexico, the United Kingdom and Australia and employed approximately 1,200 people worldwide. To ensure the success of their book programs, the Company provided its retailer customers with book buying advice, promotional support and expert supply chain management.
Company: Gems TV USA was a multimedia jewelry home shopping network and online retailer seen in 40 million TV homes. Gems TV USA filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection four weeks after its ultimate parent company, Singapore Exchange Main Board–listed Gems TV Holdings Limited, announced that it was ceasing operations of Gems TV USA and taking an investment position in Multimedia Commerce Group, Inc., operator of direct competitor Jewelry Television.