Arandell is a 100-year-old commercial catalog printer, the third largest in the U.S., with revenues exceeding $80MM and pre-petition loan and lease obligations of $50MM. They had setbacks related to an acquisition of a second production facility, which hurt profitability and saddled the balance sheet with unsustainable debt levels. The company was in default of its senior loan borrowing base and financial covenants.
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