Days since filing
Docket entries
Debtor entities

What Noble does

At a glance

Founded
Employees
Locations
Debtor entities
Total funded debt
Court
Judge
Claims agent

Why Noble filed for Chapter 11

Capital structure

InstrumentAgent / IssuerRateMaturityOutstanding

The Defense Logistics Agency dispute

Outcome

Financial stakes

Note: this dispute (Docket #102/124/142/151) is separate from the larger ~$400M SOE contract termination and ~$86M FSG-53 recoupment claim described in the First Day Declaration — those remain unresolved and aren't part of this specific ruling.

DateEventSource

The 11 debtor entities

EntityCase No.Notes

Stalking horse status

Process type

Sale timeline

Cash-collateral case milestones

Catching up on a hearing you missed

Hearings, meetings & deadlines

13-week cash flow (cash-collateral budget)

Total receipts
Total disbursements
Net cash flow

Monthly Operating Reports — by entity

Cash & disbursements detail

Line itemSectionAmount

Balance sheet

Line itemSectionAmount

All creditors

CreditorTypeLocationClaimLinks

Vendor payments in the 90 days before filing

Payments to non-insiders within 90 days of a bankruptcy filing can potentially be clawed back by the estate as "preference payments" under 11 U.S.C. § 547 — this table is the disclosure that list would be drawn from, not a list of payments already being clawed back.

Debtor entityPaid in 90 daysVendors paid
VendorPaid (90 days)ReasonsStill owed?Source

Software & systems we could identify

VendorLikely use

Utility providers

ProviderServiceLikely locationAvg. / month

Treasury & payment practices

Cash management (13 JPMorgan Chase accounts)

Corporate credit card program

Trade terms & vendor programs

Positive signals

    Risk signals

      What to watch next

      What would a buyer have to pay to make everyone whole?

      Was this a sudden cash crunch, or a long decline?

      DateWhat happenedWhy it matters