Li-cycle Holdings CORP 8-K filings

Li-Cycle commences voluntary restructuring under CCAA and Chapter 15, secures DIP financing from Glencore, and enters into a stalking horse agreement for asset sales.

Li-Cycle obtains another waiver extension from Glencore and Wood River Capital, allowing its shares to trade on the OTCQX market until May 13, 2025, while the company explores strategic alternatives.

Li-Cycle Holdings Corp. obtained additional waiver extensions from Glencore and Wood River Capital, allowing its common shares to continue trading on the OTCQX market until May 9, 2025, while the company explores strategic alternatives.

Li-Cycle Holdings Corp. files an amendment to its original 8-K report to update the disclosed family relationship between the newly appointed Chief Restructuring Officer and Interim Chief Financial Officer.

Li-Cycle is suspending operations at key facilities, seeking potential buyers for its business or assets, and undergoing leadership changes as it grapples with significant financial challenges and the potential for liquidation.

Li-Cycle announces its 2024 financial results, highlighting increased revenue and decreased expenses while the company evaluates strategic alternatives amid financial uncertainty.

Li-Cycle's common shares are set to trade on the OTCQX market following delisting from the NYSE due to non-compliance with listing standards, while securing waivers from convertible debt holders regarding market capitalization requirements.

Li-Cycle Holdings Corp. has amended its senior secured convertible note and related agreements with Glencore, modifying terms related to share distributions, warrant repurchases, anti-dilution, conversion adjustments, and transfer restrictions.

Li-Cycle supports the 'Unleashing American Energy' Executive Order, while also updating risk factors related to government support and EV adoption.

Li-Cycle Holdings Corp. successfully priced and closed a $15 million underwritten public offering to enhance its working capital and for general corporate purposes.

Li-Cycle Holdings Corp. has entered into an omnibus amendment and consent agreement with the U.S. Department of Energy and Glencore, modifying existing loan and offtake agreements.

Li-Cycle announced preliminary commercial and operational highlights for 2024, emphasizing its position as a key lithium-ion battery recycling partner and its focus on securing financing for the Rochester Hub.

Li-Cycle's convertible note with Glencore was automatically amended, resulting in a significant conversion price adjustment and increased Glencore's ownership stake.

Li-Cycle and Glencore are resuming their collaboration to assess a new Hub facility in Italy, while also modifying the terms of Glencore's convertible notes following the closing of a $475 million loan facility with the U.S. Department of Energy.

Li-Cycle announced strong third-quarter revenue growth of 79% and secured a $475 million loan from the U.S. Department of Energy to support its Rochester Hub project.

Li-Cycle has finalized a $475 million loan facility with the U.S. Department of Energy to support the development of its Rochester Hub project, a first for a battery recycling company.

Li-Cycle has amended agreements with Glencore and Traxys, establishing a commercial framework for MHP production at the Rochester Hub and securing a 100% off-take agreement with Glencore.

Li-Cycle Holdings Corp. held its annual general and special meeting on October 15, 2024, where shareholders approved the appointment of Marcum Canada LLP as the company's independent auditor for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2024.

Li-Cycle has selected Marcum Canada LLP as its new independent auditor and will hold a reconvened shareholder meeting on October 15, 2024, to vote on the appointment.

Li-Cycle announced record quarterly revenue of $8.4 million, a 133% year-over-year increase, alongside significant reductions in operating expenses and ongoing strategic reviews of its projects.

Li-Cycle Holdings Corp. has appointed Craig Cunningham as its permanent Chief Financial Officer, effective July 20, 2024, after he served as interim CFO since March 2024.

Li-Cycle Holdings Corp. has entered into an agreement to sell up to $75 million of its common shares through an at-the-market offering program.

Li-Cycle Holdings Corp. files an amended 8-K to correct a mistake in the severance agreement for former executive Tim Johnston, reducing the bi-weekly payment amount.

Li-Cycle has finalized an amended ground sublease agreement for its Rochester Hub, resolving prior disputes and securing land control for up to 47 years.

Li-Cycle Holdings Corp. has completed a share consolidation at a ratio of one post-consolidation share for every eight pre-consolidation shares, effective June 3, 2024, to potentially increase its share price and regain compliance with NYSE listing standards.

Li-Cycle's annual meeting saw the approval of a share consolidation, the appointment of a new independent board chair, and other key governance changes.

Li-Cycle Holdings Corp. is undergoing executive and board changes, including the departure of its Interim Non-Executive Chair, Tim Johnston, and Regional President, EMEA, Richard Storrie, as part of a corporate organizational review.

Li-Cycle announced its first quarter 2024 financial results, highlighting progress on securing financing, strengthening commercial partnerships, and implementing cost-saving measures.

Li-Cycle Holdings Corp. restated its interim financial reports for 2023 to comply with US GAAP after ceasing to qualify as a foreign private issuer.

Li-Cycle Holdings Corp. disclosed that its current auditor, KPMG, will not seek re-appointment, prompting a search for a new independent accounting firm.