Bankruptcy

Financing

Red Lobster set to exit bankruptcy after court approval

A judge cleared the way for the seafood chain to be acquired by Fortress Investment Group, which has a plan to revitalize the chain.

Financing

BurgerFi gets a delisting notice

Another director resigned from the board of the fast-casual restaurant chain operator, which is teetering on the edge of bankruptcy.

The Bottom Line: A host of investment companies have been snapping up restaurant companies at bargain prices. Getting them back into growth mode is the hard part.

The 45-year-old family-dining chain faces multiple accounts of unpaid rent and taxes, eviction notices and unit closures.

A Deeper Dive: RB editors Joe Guszkowski and Lisa Jennings join Jonathan Maze to discuss the latest news around restaurant industry bankruptcies and some strong sales performances.

Stalking-horse bidder Main Street Capital has made a $27 million credit bid for the casual-dining chain’s assets.

The fast-casual Mediterranean chain said that the end of pandemic-era rent deferrals helped push it into its bankruptcy filing. The company now hopes to find a buyer.

The seafood chain is rejecting the leases of 23 more locations as part of its ongoing bankruptcy process.

The Chicago-based fast-casual Mediterranean chain, which has been closing locations in recent years, says it will use the process to find new investors or a buyer.

Hooters and Black Angus Steakhouse are struggling to pay their debt and are exploring alternatives, according to Debtwire.

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