BurgerFi

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BurgerFi gets funding to get through bankruptcy

Operations will continue at the 144 restaurants as the parent company works through restructuring. But the chairman of the board resigned.

Financing

BurgerFi International blames rising costs for its bankruptcy filing

Court documents indicate the Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza and BurgerFi brands may have separate bidders. And here's a list of locations closed in August and September.

The parent of the BurgerFi and Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza brands has struggled since becoming a public company in 2020. With another 19 locations shuttered, company officials say reorganization was necessary.

The owner of its flagship burger brand and Anthony’s Coal-Fired Pizza has been struggling with deepening losses in recent months.

Another director resigned from the board of the fast-casual restaurant chain operator, which is teetering on the edge of bankruptcy.

In addition, three board members have resigned from the parent company of BurgerFi and Anthony's Coal-Fired Pizza, indicating bankruptcy could be coming.

The parent of BurgerFi and Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza said there's substantial doubt about the company's ability to continue to operate.

Lion Point Capital alleged BurgerFi International Inc. failed to timely register its shares in a SPAC deal, costing the shareholder $26 million.

Jeff Crivello has been buying up brands like Cowboy Jack's this year. He is now turning to the two struggling fast-casual chains after acquiring their debt, giving him a good chance to buy both.

The owner of two fast-casual chains cited its liquidity challenges as it replaced its chairman, gave top executives incentives to stick around and sought assistance from its lenders.

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