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Carbon Revolution (OTC: CREVF) announced its Australian subsidiaries have entered Voluntary Administration to enable a financial restructure and operational reset.
The subsidiaries signed a Restructuring Support Agreement with substantially all senior secured lenders to remove senior secured debt and emerge as a privately-held business, targeting re-emergence in Q2 2026. Carbon Revolution plc is expected to cease equity interest in the Australian business and an orderly wind-down and liquidation of Carbon Revolution plc is anticipated to commence following emergence.
The Australian business will continue operations while pursuing a Four Pillar strategy: Right Technology, Right Products, Right Geography, Right Customers.
Carbon Revolution (OTC:CREVF) is in advanced discussions to complete a strategic transaction or secure additional funding. The company said certain secured lenders may convert debt into equity of Carbon Revolution or its subsidiary, potentially becoming all or a substantial majority of outstanding equity.
Such a conversion is expected to materially and substantially impair the value of existing ordinary shares. Execution depends on intercreditor negotiations, timing and satisfaction of conditions. The company expects to announce transaction terms and an implementation timetable within the next several weeks.