Chapter 11

Wolfspeed, a SiC semiconductor leader, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to restructure and reduce its $6.5 billion debt. The company secured $275 million in financing and aims to exit bankruptcy by Q3. Facing headwinds including reduced EV demand, high cash burn, and delayed government funding, Wolfspeed is restructuring to focus on high-growth sectors while cutting costs and shedding operations. This move highlights the semiconductor industry’s volatility, particularly impacting EV and renewable energy.

Sunnova Energy has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on June 8, 2025, aiming to sell assets and secure its future via a court-supervised process expected to take about 45 days. Agreements with TEPH Subsidiary and Lennar Homes will provide liquidity during the process. Existing tax equity partnerships and asset-backed securities are largely unaffected. Sunnova will continue operations and customer service, with interim court approvals in place to ensure continuity.