Luminar Technologies Files Amended Liquidation Plan Confirming Equity Wipeout

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Luminar Technologies, Inc., already in Chapter 11 liquidation, has filed an Amended Chapter 11 Plan of Liquidation and a related Disclosure Statement. This amended plan provides definitive details on the liquidation process and the treatment of various claims. Critically, it confirms that Parent Interests (equity) will be cancelled, and holders will receive no property, signifying a complete loss for shareholders. The plan outlines a distribution waterfall where First Lien Noteholder Secured Claims are expected to receive 100% recovery, Second Lien Noteholder Secured Claims 72-100%, and General Unsecured Claims 0-1%. This filing is a crucial update for all stakeholders, particularly for bondholders to understand their recovery and for equity holders who face a total loss.

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• Amended Liquidation Plan Filed

  Luminar Technologies, Inc. filed an Amended Chapter 11 Plan of Liquidation and a related Disclosure Statement on January 29, 2026, detailing the process for liquidating remaining assets and distributing proceeds. This follows the initial plan filed on January 5, 2026.

• Equity Interests to be Cancelled

  The amended plan confirms that all Parent Interests (equity) will be cancelled, and holders will receive no property, resulting in a complete loss for shareholders.

• Claim Recovery Details

  The plan outlines a distribution waterfall: First Lien Noteholder Secured Claims are expected to receive 100% recovery, Second Lien Noteholder Secured Claims 72-100%, and General Unsecured Claims 0-1%.

• Monthly Operating Report

  A Monthly Operating Report for December 2025 was filed on January 30, 2026, showing a net loss of $55.6 million for the period and an ending cash balance of $22.1 million.

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Luminar Technologies, Inc., already in Chapter 11 liquidation, has filed an Amended Chapter 11 Plan of Liquidation and a related Disclosure Statement. This amended plan provides definitive details on the liquidation process and the treatment of various claims. Critically, it confirms that Parent Interests (equity) will be cancelled, and holders will receive no property, signifying a complete loss for shareholders. The plan outlines a distribution waterfall where First Lien Noteholder Secured Claims are expected to receive 100% recovery, Second Lien Noteholder Secured Claims 72-100%, and General Unsecured Claims 0-1%. This filing is a crucial update for all stakeholders, particularly for bondholders to understand their recovery and for equity holders who face a total loss.