Overview
- Judge Fabián Lorenzini prolonged the judicial intervention for 120 business days to April 8, 2026, confirming interventors Andrés Shocron and Guillermo Nudemberg with full powers.
- The order keeps the company’s original board suspended and instructs notifications to agencies, citing the need for legal certainty and instability tied to resignations and a shareholders’ meeting set for October 24.
- The rescue phase remains open with only Grassi SA formally filed so far, while Molinos Agro with LDC, Bunge and Unión Agrícola de Avellaneda have registered to participate.
- Creditors have until October 31 to submit adhesions; any plan must secure roughly 800 affirmative votes and at least two‑thirds of total capital or the judge can declare bankruptcy.
- Court filings note asset sale offers under review, including bids for Rosario offices and other properties, plus a reported improvement for Terminal Puerto Rosario, as options to support operations during the process.