Dye & Durham: Delayed Financials, Cease-Trade Orders, Debt Pressure and Corporate Turmoil
An independent examination of Dye & Durham Limited's financial reporting delays, regulatory restrictions, debt issues, losses, accounting adjustments, governance upheaval and shareholder battles.
READ THE FILINGS. FOLLOW THE DEBT. TRACK THE BOARD. COMPARE THE CLAIMS. LET THE NUMBERS SPEAK.
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Dye & Durham missed its financial filing deadlines
The sequence below traces the crisis from a missed annual deadline to a full cease-trade order — and its eventual resolution.
Cornerstone investigations
Why Were Dye & Durham's Financial Statements Late?
The complete chronology of the missed filing deadlines that triggered regulatory action.
Read the filingThe Failure-to-File Cease Trade Order
Why the OSC restricted trading in Dye & Durham securities — and why the order was later revoked.
Read the filingDye & Durham Lost C$38.5M in FY2026
Revenue fell 7% as Adjusted EBITDA fell 15%. Read the filed numbers.
Read the filingMaterial Weakness in Financial Controls
What Dye & Durham disclosed about internal controls over financial reporting.
Read the filingPlantro vs Dye & Durham
The shareholder battle, the acquisition proposal and its withdrawal — claims and responses.
Read the filingDebt, Leverage & the Credit Default
How a filing delay triggered a credit-agreement default — and how it was cured.
Read the filingTimeline of the 2025–2026 crisis
Full timeline →- ›FY2025 audited financial statements were not filed by the 29 September 2025 deadline.
- ›The OSC issued a management cease trade order on 1 October 2025 and a failure-to-file cease trade order on 15 December 2025.
- ›The failure-to-file cease trade order was revoked on 6 February 2026; trading resumed on 9 February 2026.
- ›Dye & Durham reported an C$88.0m net loss for FY2025 and an C$38.5m net loss for FY2026.
- ›The company disclosed a material weakness in internal controls over financial reporting as of 31 March 2026 and 30 June 2026.
- ›At 30 June 2026 the company reported compliance with its financial-maintenance covenants and a Consolidated First Lien Net Leverage ratio of approximately 5.17x.
What also improved
This publication is critical but does not conceal subsequent improvements. These facts are part of the record:
Read the filings. Follow the debt. Track the board. Compare the claims. Let the numbers speak.