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Insolvency

Argo Blockchain Plc, Re

The court is satisfied that the jurisdictional gateways under Part 26A Companies Act 2006 are met, the proposed class constitution for meetings is appropriate, adequate notice has been given, and there are no discernible roadblocks or futility in proceeding. Three class meetings (Growler, Noteholders, Shareholders) are ordered to be convened to consider the restructuring plan.

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  • Restructuring plan
  • Creditor meetings
  • Class constitution
  • Jurisdiction
  • Notice requirements
  • International recognition
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Company law

Argo Blockchain plc, Re

The restructuring plan is sanctioned under Part 26A Companies Act 2006, as statutory preconditions for cross-class cramdown are satisfied, the allocation of restructuring benefits is fair relative to contributions, no 'blot' or defect exists, and the plan is likely to be recognised internationally. The objections raised by Noteholders and Shareholders do not outweigh the fairness and necessity of the plan.

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  • Cross-class cramdown
  • Fairness of restructuring plan
  • Allocation of restructuring benefits
  • Excluded liabilities
  • International recognition
  • Nasdaq listing
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Insolvency

Sprint Bidco BV, Re

All statutory requirements for sanctioning the scheme under section 899 Companies Act 2006 are satisfied, the class of scheme creditors was fairly represented, the scheme is fair and reasonable, and there is sufficient connection to England for international recognition; therefore, sanction is granted.

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  • Scheme of arrangement
  • Sanction hearing
  • Creditor rights
  • International recognition
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Insolvency

Enzen Global Limited & Anor, Re

The court is satisfied that the proposed creditor classes are properly constituted, that jurisdictional and international effectiveness conditions are met, that sufficient notice has been given, and that there is no obvious roadblock to convening creditor meetings for the restructuring plans. Directions for further proceedings and evidence are appropriate.

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  • Restructuring plan
  • Class constitution
  • Jurisdictional conditions
  • International recognition
  • Notice to creditors
  • Cross-class cram down
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Insolvency [2025] EWHC 366 (Ch)

Sprint Bidco BV, Re

Sprint Bidco BV, Re [2025] EWHC 366 (Ch) (23 January 2025)

The High Court sanctioned Sprint Bidco BV’s scheme of arrangement under section 899 of the Companies Act 2006, rejecting objections and finding no obstacle to effectiveness.

  • Scheme of arrangement
  • Creditor rights
  • International recognition
  • Companies act 2006 section 899
  • Scheme-of-arrangement
  • Companies-act-2006-section-899
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Family law

Natalia (Placement with Grandparents in Poland), Re

Natalia’s welfare will best be met by moving to Poland to live with her maternal grandmother and step-grandfather, who have been positively assessed and consented to by Polish authorities; a child arrangements order is appropriate and will be recognised in Poland under the 1996 Hague Convention.

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  • Care orders
  • Child arrangements
  • Parental responsibility
  • International recognition
  • Special guardianship
  • Domestic abuse
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Insolvency

OQ Chemicals Holding Drei GmbH & Anor, Re

The High Court granted a convening order for inter-conditional schemes to extend OQ Chemicals’ debt maturities and support a parallel M&A process.

  • Schemes of arrangement
  • Jurisdiction
  • Class composition
  • Creditors' rights
  • International recognition
  • Schemes-of-arrangement
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Insolvency

Light SA, Re

The scheme of arrangement is sanctioned because all statutory requirements are satisfied, the class was properly constituted and represented, the explanatory statement and notification process were adequate, the third-party release mechanism is justified and not a 'blot', and the scheme will be effective in Brazil, the key jurisdiction. The overwhelming creditor support further justifies sanction.

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  • Scheme of arrangement
  • Third-party releases
  • Class composition
  • Statutory compliance
  • International recognition
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Insolvency [2024] EWHC 828 (Ch)

Plusholding GmbH, Re

Plusholding GmbH, Re [2024] EWHC 828 (Ch) (21 February 2024)

The High Court sanctioned a revised Part 26 scheme for PlusHolding GmbH after holding the modifications did not undermine creditor approval or class composition.

  • Scheme of arrangement
  • Restructuring
  • Creditor approval
  • Modification of scheme
  • International recognition
  • Scheme-of-arrangement
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