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Nine Energy Service, Inc. filings document an oilfield services issuer whose disclosures cover completion-solution operations, public-company governance and capital structure. Recent Form 8-K reports describe material events, material agreements, operating and financial results, officer transitions and shareholder-voting matters.
The filing record also documents the company’s Chapter 11 reorganization history, including confirmation and effectiveness of a prepackaged plan and emergence from the Chapter 11 cases in March 2026. Additional filings address monthly operating reports during the cases, common-stock registration and exchange-listing status, and related financing disclosures.
Nine Energy Service, Inc. director Julie Peffer reported a disposition of 35,000 shares of common stock on March 4, 2026, recorded as a disposition to the issuer. Following this transaction, her reported direct holdings of Nine Energy common stock were reduced to zero.
According to the footnote, this occurred when Nine Energy emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy, at which time all of the company’s common shares were cancelled for no consideration. Existing shareholders therefore did not receive payment for their cancelled common stock.
Nine Energy Service, Inc. officer David Crombie reported a disposition of common stock tied to the company’s Chapter 11 restructuring. On March 4, 2026, all of the company’s common shares, including 219,996 shares attributed to Crombie, were cancelled for no consideration as the company emerged from bankruptcy, leaving him with no reported common stock holdings.
Nine Energy Service, Inc. outlines a major financial restructuring in its latest annual report. The company and its subsidiaries filed voluntary Chapter 11 cases on February 1, 2026 to implement a prepackaged reorganization plan supported by key noteholders and asset-based lenders.
The confirmed plan contemplates a complete wipeout of existing common stock, with all current shares canceled for no consideration and 100% of new common equity issued to holders of Nine’s 13.000% Senior Secured Notes due 2028. Management explicitly warns that trading in its securities during the Chapter 11 process is highly speculative and that common shareholders are expected to suffer a significant or total loss.
The restructuring is anchored by a senior secured super-priority DIP ABL facility of up to $125 million, which is intended to convert into a $135 million exit ABL facility upon effectiveness of the plan. Nine continues to operate as a debtor-in-possession while the Bankruptcy Court’s automatic stay limits creditor enforcement actions.
The report also notes that the NYSE has filed to delist Nine’s common stock, and details extensive risk factors tied to bankruptcy uncertainty, heavy leverage, cyclicality in onshore oil and gas activity, regulatory and environmental pressures, and the potential for inflation and competition to weigh on future results.
Tontine Asset Associates, Tontine Capital Overseas Master Fund II, and Jeffrey L. Gendell filed Amendment No. 3 to report they no longer beneficially own Nine Energy Service common stock. As of December 31, 2025, each reporting person discloses beneficial ownership of 0 shares, representing 0.0% of the outstanding common stock.
The filing is characterized as an exit filing, confirming that their combined holdings have fallen below the 5% reporting threshold. The reporting persons also certify that the securities previously held were not acquired or held for the purpose of changing or influencing control of Nine Energy Service.
Nine Energy Service, Inc. reports key developments in its chapter 11 restructuring. The Bankruptcy Court approved on an interim basis a senior secured super‑priority debtor‑in‑possession asset‑based credit facility with up to $125 million of revolving commitments, and the company entered into the related loan and security agreement.
The agreement contemplates converting this DIP ABL Facility into an exit senior secured asset‑based revolving credit facility with up to $135 million of revolving commitments if the bankruptcy plan is confirmed and becomes effective. Separately, NYSE Regulation has begun proceedings to delist Nine Energy Service’s common stock, immediately suspending trading after the chapter 11 filing, and a Form 25 has been filed with the SEC. The company states the delisting will not change its business operations or SEC reporting obligations.
Nine Energy Service, Inc. is having its common stock, par value $0.01 per share, removed from listing and registration on the New York Stock Exchange under Section 12(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. The NYSE filed Form 25 to strike this class of securities from listing.
Nine Energy Service, Inc. has filed voluntary Chapter 11 cases to implement a prepackaged plan to restructure its existing indebtedness under a Restructuring Support Agreement with key noteholders and ABL lenders.
The company obtained creditor support for a plan that includes a senior secured super-priority DIP asset-based facility of up to $125 million, which is expected to roll into a new senior secured Exit ABL facility with up to $135 million in revolving commitments on the plan effective date. Nine Energy Service continues to operate as debtor-in-possession while seeking court approval of “first day” motions and aims to emerge from Chapter 11 within 45 days of the petition date. The company warns that trading in its securities is highly speculative and that the plan contemplates canceling all existing common stock for no consideration, meaning current shareholders could suffer a significant or complete loss.
Nine Energy Service announced a board change. Richard A. Burnett resigned from the board effective November 9, 2025, and the company stated his departure was not due to any disagreement on operations, policies, or practices. Effective November 10, 2025, the board size was reduced from six to five. Chairman Scott E. Schwinger was appointed to the Audit Committee and named its Chair, effective the same date.