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We act in Saudi Bankruptcy Law proceedings - protective settlements, financial restructuring, and liquidation - for debtors and creditors.
The Bankruptcy Law gives distressed companies real tools: protective settlement to bind dissenting creditors to a plan, financial restructuring under a trustee, and orderly liquidation when rescue is not viable. Choosing the right procedure early preserves value and management control.
For creditors, we file and defend claims, challenge suspect pre-insolvency transactions, sit on creditor committees, and enforce security within the bankruptcy framework.
If your company is missing payments and creditors are escalating, or you are owed money by a business entering bankruptcy procedures, the deadlines are short and position matters - act immediately.
We assess viability and creditor dynamics first, then file the appropriate procedure or claim, negotiate the plan, and represent you before the bankruptcy court through to exit.
No. In protective settlement, management typically stays in place while a court-supervised plan binds creditors. It is a rescue tool, not a surrender.
Yes, and plans need defined creditor majorities. We build plans that meet the thresholds and defend them against objections.
Company procedures do not automatically release guarantors. We advise founders on guarantee exposure alongside the company strategy.
Within the deadlines published for each case, which are strict. Missing them can subordinate or exclude your claim.
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