- The company, which makes a mouthguard-like device to treat sleep apnea, listed $26.3 million of assets against $52.9 million of debts in its bankruptcy
petition filed on Delaware - It’s seeking up to $13 million of debtor-in-possession financing to fund itself in bankruptcy
- The company’s restructuring plan, which is subject to court approval, calls for giving equity in the reorganized company to existing creditors
- Existing ProSomnus shareholders will be wiped out
- EARLIER:
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