Latest News About Colabor Group Inc.

Here are the latest publicly available updates on Colabor Group Inc.:

• Colabor Group reported its Q3 2025 results on October 16, 2025. Highlights included revenue of approximately CAD 212.5 million, up about 31% year over year, with an adjusted EBITDA around CAD 5.8 million and an adjusted EBITDA margin near 2.7%. The company also disclosed a goodwill impairment of CAD 75.0 million due to adverse market conditions in certain sectors. Kelly Shipway was appointed President and CEO, succeeding Louis Frenette. These results reflect a period of rapid sales growth driven by recent acquisitions and inflation effects, alongside ongoing integration efforts.[1]

• In March 2026, Colabor filed for CCAA protection as part of a restructuring process, supported by a DIP financing package from multiple banks. The filing signals significant liquidity and balance-sheet challenges, with management appointing Marc-Antoine Daoust as Chief Financial Officer to oversee the financial aspects of the restructuring. Trading of Colabor’s common shares was suspended on the TSX and delisting review was initiated, indicating heightened market impact and uncertainty around near-term liquidity and strategic alternatives.[2]

• On December 14–15, 2025, Colabor issued a corporate update stating that, despite extensive efforts, the company did not secure a refinancing package satisfactory to its lenders. The update described ongoing discussions with senior lenders and Investissement Québec to amend forbearance agreements and secure additional liquidity to cover ongoing operations while pursuing strategic alternatives. It also noted that the strategic alternatives process had not yielded a non-binding LOI for refinancing that would satisfy lenders.[3]

Context and notes:

• Colabor is a foodservice distributor based in Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville, Quebec, serving restaurants, institutions, and other foodservice customers across Quebec.[4]
• The company has been active in pursuing strategic options and creditor-forbearance arrangements as part of its restructuring journey, with updates continuing into late 2025 and early 2026.[1][3]
• Public market activity has been affected by the restructuring, including trading suspensions on the TSX and reviews of delisting status as lender negotiations continue.[2]

If you’d like, I can pull more detailed figures from the Q3 2025 results or summarize the key points from the CCAA filing and the December 2025 corporate update. I can also monitor for any new developments and provide brief alerts as they come out.