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Real McCoy

08/26/22 12:15 PM

#130001 RE: fireballka7 #130000

I don’t understand why this is so difficult. This ended 4 years ago. There are no employees. There are no assets. There is no IP. Who are you expecting to hear from that the liquidation was made up?

Brucebannerr

08/26/22 12:23 PM

#130002 RE: fireballka7 #130000

Yes we all know the debt ridden shell the worthless shares are attached to owned no real property. Hence the reason for chapter 15 and the ccaa . All the real property was in Canada under another corporation which was also liquidated . Plainly spelled out in the dozens of filings years past the one you are posting . Hahaha !!!!!

trader59

08/26/22 1:05 PM

#130003 RE: fireballka7 #130000

BioAmber, Inc.'s Chapter 11 filing, where the assets owned by the subsidiaries are shown as "investments" and the debts shown are the direct ones, not the ones the parent guaranteed for the subsidiaries.
Be a pretty good idea to ask someone that knows what they're looking at, I'll suggest (once again) that the lawyer who participated in the proceedings on behalf of the shareholders be consulted/asked about the potential there's a transaction in the bankruptcy/CCAA hidden from the public that will enrich the shareholders. That will at least give him a LMAO moment.

toncatmad

08/26/22 8:56 PM

#130017 RE: fireballka7 #130000

All of that and BioAmber was liquidated for $4.34 mil to LCYB. All of that nonsense and all of the creditors and two federal judges approved the sale to LCYB for $4.34 mil.
So was this all Bankruptcy fraud, or did LCY purchase the shares, or did KKR purchase the shares. Which story is it? Someone pic a fairytale lie and stick to it. All these theories used over and over. It’s like a huge barrel full of BS fantasies and they get recycled over and over.
The reason is because there is no proof of anything other than the liquidation and end of BioAmber.
Someone show 1 tiny piece of actual proof for once. Come on man