Zynex Amends Chapter 11 Plan, Establishes Creditor Trust with $750K Initial Funding

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Zynex, Inc. filed an amended Chapter 11 Plan of Reorganization, including a global settlement and the establishment of a trust for certain creditors with $750,000 in initial funding, while reiterating that equity holders are expected to face significant losses.

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• Amended Reorganization Plan Filed

  Zynex filed a Second Amended Combined Disclosure Statement and Joint Plan of Reorganization on February 1, 2026, updating the initial plan filed on January 14, 2026, as part of its Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases.

• Global Settlement Reached

  The amended plan includes a global settlement among the Company Parties, the Ad Hoc Noteholder Group, and the Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors, resolving various disputes and potential litigation.

• Creditor Trust Established

  A trust will be established for holders of Allowed Convertible Notes Claims and Allowed General Unsecured Claims, to be funded initially with $750,000, D&O Insurance Policies, and certain Estate Claims.

• Equity Holders Face Significant Loss

  The company reiterated its caution that trading in its securities is highly speculative and equity holders are expected to experience a significant loss on their investment if the Restructuring Transactions are implemented.

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This 8-K provides a critical update to Zynex's ongoing Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings, detailing the evolution of its reorganization plan. The introduction of a global settlement and the establishment of a trust for creditors, funded with a substantial initial amount relative to the company's current valuation, are key steps in resolving the company's financial distress. However, the explicit reiteration that current equity holders are expected to face significant losses underscores the severe negative implications for shareholders. Investors should continue to exercise extreme caution, as the company's future remains highly uncertain and the value of existing equity is likely to be minimal or zero.