Replies to post #118001 on BioAmber Inc fka BIOAQ

[1manband]

BIOAQ was liquidated. It is the same outcome as Chapter 7 except they were given the opportunity to try to reorganize first.

That reorganization failed. And when it did, they were liquidated for the benefit of the creditors. Shareholders got nothing.

So, in the end, the result was exactly the same.

Liquidated and out of business. Forever.

BIOAQ is dead. Shareholders did not, and will not, receive anything.

That is the LAW.

[Real McCoy]

Horrible post. No one said it filed for Chapter 7. It was liquidated in another country, and in this country, Chapter 7 means liquidation. And the post completely obliterated another disingenuous poster who wanted "proof" (beyond the press releases, Monitor reports, APA, court approval, FINRA suspension/deletion, never heard from again for 3+ years, etc, etc, etc) that other liquidated companies also have linkedin profiles since he saw that as a "hole" in the "standard narrative" that this company that was flatly stated as liquidated was liquidated. As you can see, plenty of liquidated and dead companies fail to take down their linkedin profiles in a way that satisfies disingenuous posters.