Akorn Completes Sale Following Bankruptcy Filing
US Firm Exits Chapter 11 Protection
Executive Summary
Akorn aims for “long-term growth and a brighter future” after exiting Chapter 11 protection that it had filed for in May 2020. After completing the sale to its lenders, the company is now operating as a private entity under the legal name, Akorn Operating Company LLC.
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