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Crown Boiler Company Files for Chapter 11 Restructuring

By MGN Editorial•February 28, 2026 at 02:36 AM

Burnham Holdings announces court-supervised restructuring for Crown Boiler Company subsidiary to resolve legacy obligations.

Burnham Holdings, Inc. (OTC-Pink: BURCA) has announced that its Crown Boiler Company subsidiary has commenced a voluntary Chapter 11 process to resolve legacy obligations. This move is aligned with Burnham Holdings' portfolio optimization and long-term growth strategy, according to a press release. Crown Boiler Company, a manufacturer of commercial and industrial boilers, will continue normal business operations during the restructuring process. The company aims to use the Chapter 11 proceedings to 'resolve legacy obligations and position Crown Boiler for long-term success.' 'This court-supervised restructuring will allow Crown Boiler to address certain legacy obligations and emerge as a stronger, more focused company,' said Wellington 'Duke' Roemer III, Chairman and CEO of Burnham Holdings. 'We remain committed to Crown Boiler's customers, suppliers, and employees, and are confident this process will position the business for sustainable, long-term growth.' The Maritime Executive reports that Burnham Holdings has been streamlining its portfolio in recent years to focus on its core HVAC and plumbing businesses. The Crown Boiler restructuring is part of this optimization strategy to position the company for the future.
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