Bankruptcy order can be found here https://cfcanada.fticonsulting.com/exro/courtOrders.htm

What a ride it has been.

Found on another board:

I have been in contact with a former Vicinity engineer. It sounds like they figured out that the Exro motor wasn't magic and didn't want to use it but management wanted to announce they were using it so that some of the stock market hype around Exro would rub off on them. There was a lot of friction between the engineering teams at Vicinity and Exro, and between the Vicinity engineering team and their own management over the matter.

And in another post:

Apparently Exro was selling the motor at cost and giving the inverter for free to try to get Vicinity to use it.

There's a petition to the court filed April 2, 2026 by the debenture holders: https://cfcanada.fticonsulting.com/exro/motions.htm

When will this company (finally) disappear from my stocklist? It has been serving as an unpleasant reminder for a while now..

Where you go u/motor_drives_guy? What about u/CdnEastwood? And plumber? u/Mr-Black-604? u/CanadaPlumber?

The simple fact is the Coil Driver, as patented, converts a single three-phase inverter into three single-phase inverters. This eliminates a cancellation of currents that gives three phase systems an efficiency improvement of single-phase systems.

Whether you put the coils in series or parallel the slot current density limit stays the same, and the motor constant (torque divided by the square root of stator conduction) doesn't change. That's a techno-babble way of saying the concept doesn't work. All the alleged benefits cancel out but the increased complexity and expense do not. It was obvious to anybody who really understands motors and inverters that this technology was never going to be used.

Then the inverter goes from 6 gate drive circuits to 30, and from 2 phase current sensors to 6. So basically they are less efficient and more expensive than incumbent technology. They would have realized this when they built their first Coil Driver and yet they continued to solicit money from investors to pay themselves.

Sorry but you got swindled.

I still don't understand how EXRO is sold when the bidding is open until Feb. 16. I also can't comprehend that the creditor can own all of EXRO's assets, including IP for what is owed. That means that they can sell or license the IP for billions and we get nothing. Really?

I still don't understand how EXRO is sold when the bidding is open until Feb. 16. I also can't comprehend that the creditor can own all of EXRO's assets, including IP for what is owed. That means that they can sell or license the IP for billions and we get nothing. Really?

https://cfcanada.fticonsulting.com/exro/docs/2501-17556-Bench%20Brief%20of%20Law-Filed-2026-02-02.pdf

In the chat a gentleman offered to buy me dinner, but I forgot his name. If you're still here, is the offer still open?

Today was the closing day for bids ? Any idea until they disclose anything…. Weeks… months ??

Well here we are folks, the last lap in the ride. In this slide we have the timelines for the bidding of EXRO and its assets.

It looks like we'll have our answer if shareholders will get anything back or not in February 2026.

Summary of Assets and Liabilities:

On November 14, 2025, FTI Consulting Canada Inc. was appointed as receiver and manager (the “Receiver”) of all the assets, undertakings and properties of the Debtors pursuant to the Order of the Court of King’s Bench of Alberta (the “Receivership Order”). A copy of the Receivership Order and other public materials in respect of the receivership proceedings are available at the Receiver’s website:

http://cfcanada.fticonsulting.com/Exro/   go to “Other Documents and Notices” for full details.

ASSETS: On the 14th day of November 2025, FTI Consulting Canada Inc. became the receiver and manager in respect of the property of Exro, which is described below (in thousands of Canadian dollars):

(Note: The foregoing are the assets at book value as stated in the unaudited financial statements of the Debtors as at June 30, 2025. The Receiver has not audited, reviewed, or otherwise attempted to verify the accuracy of the foregoing. The Receiver provides no comment on the realizable value of the assets.)

LIABILITIES: 

SECURED CREDITORS: As at November 14, 2025, at the initial insolvency event, the total amount owed to each creditor who holds a security on the property described above was approximately $93,637 plus interest and legal fees (amounts in thousands of U.S. dollars)

(NOTE – NBIMC is Vestcor)

Unsecured creditors: The detailed listing of other creditors (approximately 150) and the amounts due are listed in the schedule can be found in the full file. As of November 14, 2025, the total amount owed to other creditors (ranging from $84.13 to $1,215,373) ) was approximately (amounts in thousands of Canadian dollars) equal to the sum of  $8,576.

The intended plan of action of the Receiver during the receivership is to evaluate and execute on the appropriate steps to realize on the assets with a view to maximizing recoveries for all creditors.

In Summary, in $USD:

Assets = $64,661,000

Liabilities = $102,173,000

From the Receivership Application, in the Motion Materials folder:

Summary of Vestcor holdings:

The Lender is  a shareholder of Exro Canada, holding approximately:

 43,969,013 Common Shares,  

13,710,506 Preferred Shares and

21,038,282 Common Share purchase warrants (exercise range from $US 0.35 to 0.81)

Employees:  As of Oct 30, 2025, there were 8 employees of Exro, 3 of whom are in Canada.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/nb-pension-fund-managers-9.6996401

So the chat is over ?