Robertshaw US Holding Corp.

  1. June 21, 2024

    Robertshaw Cleared For Ch. 11 Sale As Invesco Claims Loom

    Appliance parts producer Robertshaw received a Texas bankruptcy court's approval Friday to sell the business to a group of its lenders and send the company's Chapter 11 liquidation plan out for a creditor vote, but counsel for the debtor noted that the final confirmation may hinge on a judge's ruling on claims in a breach of contract lawsuit.

  2. June 20, 2024

    Robertshaw Broke Invesco Loan, But Deal Lives, Judge Says

    A Texas bankruptcy judge ruled Thursday that transactions executed in December by Robertshaw breached its existing loan from an Invesco subsidiary, but otherwise sided with the appliance parts maker on the remainder of its hard-fought litigation that spotlights so-called lender-on-lender violence in private credit agreements.

  3. June 12, 2024

    Bankrupt Robertshaw Can Pay Execs Up To $3.9M In Bonuses

    Appliance parts maker Robertshaw US Holding Corp. received a Texas bankruptcy judge's approval Wednesday to pay top executives as much as $3.9 million in bonuses if they hit certain performance metrics.

  4. April 29, 2024

    Bankrupt Robertshaw Seeks Up To $3.9M In Exec Bonuses

    Appliance parts maker Robertshaw US Holding Corp. has asked a Texas bankruptcy court to allow it to pay as much as $3.9 million to seven executives whom it says it must "properly incentivize" during its Chapter 11 case.

  5. March 21, 2024

    Robertshaw Can Seek Buyer In Ch. 11 After Deal With Invesco

    Appliance parts maker Robertshaw US Holding Corp. won a Texas bankruptcy judge's approval on Thursday to tap $56 million in Chapter 11 financing and take bids for its assets, after an agreement between the company and Invesco over the effects on an ongoing lawsuit resolved the asset manager's objections.

  6. March 05, 2024

    Robertshaw's Ch. 11 Sale Plan Panned As 'Blatant Favoritism'

    Asset manager Invesco asked a Texas bankruptcy judge to block appliance parts maker Robertshaw US Holding Corp.'s proposed bidding procedures for a Chapter 11 sale, calling the debtors' agreement with a lender group and its equity sponsor "blatant favoritism."