Old repeated post that has nothing to do with BioAmber but instead a generic bankruptcy quote
In the event that a publicly listed company declares bankruptcy, the company's shareholders may be entitled to a portion of the liquidated assets, depending on which shares they hold and how much liquid assets are left over. However, the stock itself will become worthless, leaving shareholders unable to sell their defunct shares. Therefore, in the case of corporate bankruptcy, the only recourse is to hope there is money left over from the firm's liquidated assets to pay the shareholders.
Only links and documents from PWC or the US courts are relevant to BioAmber's current CCAA proceedings and restructuring...