Atlas Grove Partners’ Chapter 11 plan of reorganization for Harvest Sherwood Food Distributors has gone effective, with Atlas Grove serving as plan funder and rolling its previously provided debtor-in-possession (DIP) financing into a $180 million exit facility. Since providing the DIP facility in June 2026, Atlas Grove has worked with the debtors and key stakeholders to resolve outstanding legal matters and help position the estate for strong recovery efforts.
“We are pleased to support Harvest Sherwood’s confirmed plan and to continue our role as plan funder. Harvest is a complex post-confirmation estate, and Atlas Grove’s platform is purpose-built for situations where legal process, asset recovery and capital solutions intersect,” R Christian Wyatt, co-founder and managing partner of Atlas Grove, said. “Our objective remains straightforward: to work constructively with the litigation trustee, the estate and its stakeholders to maximize recoveries through a disciplined, legally grounded and commercially practical approach.”
David Proman, co-founder and managing partner of Atlas Grove, added, “Atlas Grove applied our experience in bankruptcy and litigation to resolve several complex issues prior to emergence. We are now moving forward with the pursuit of over $3 billion of antitrust recoveries. We appreciate the support of the unsecured creditors’ committee and will continue to work closely with the Estate’s fiduciaries and advisors on the matters ahead.”
