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Cargo and trailer manufacturer Horizon Global Corporation's debt is a heavy-duty concern in the automotive OEM world.

Online automotive retailer Carvana is rapidly burning through cash and sought out private equity financing as banks were unwilling to carry the risk. Before you extend credit, you may want to pump the brakes.

Out of order: banking and retail solutions provider Diebold Nixdorf, Inc. is experiencing a cash crunch due to elevated costs related to the COVID-19 pandemic and the Russia/Ukraine conflict. Can the company avoid bankruptcy?

After surviving the COVID-19 pandemic, Rite Aid Corporation is still dealing with a heavy debt load and recurring net losses. Is bankruptcy nearing?

China-based property developer China Aoyuan Group Limited defaulted on its bonds and rating agencies withdrew their ratings in January. Additionally, its auditor resigned. Could the company be on the brink of insolvency?

Do svidaniya? Russian-based freight railcar manufacturer NPK OVK PAO is coming perilously close to being totally derailed by default and debt.

Pump the brakes on credit extension? Sustained demand weakness and cumbersome debt load have us thinking twice about auto parts manufacturer Cooper-Standard Holdings Inc.

China-based property developer Fantasia Holdings Group defaulted on its bonds late in 2021. With board members leaving and creditors petitioning the company to sell assets, insolvency could be near.

Generic pharmaceutical manufacturer Lannett Company, Inc., is swallowing some tough pills these days: a continuing deterioration in operating performance and intense pricing pressure from competitors. Is bankruptcy drawing near?

The end credits could roll on Cineworld Group, the parent company of several large movie theater chains including Regal Entertainment Group. Will COVID-19 ultimately annihilate the industry?

Houston-based Blue Dolphin Energy has defaulted on its debt obligations and is having difficulty paying its suppliers. The company also disclosed going concern opinion and carries the material risk of filing bankruptcy.

It's anyone's guess as to whether or not the Chinese government will step in and bail out property developer China Evergrande Group, but CreditRiskMonitor subscribers should never think a leveraged-to-the-max company like this is immune from potential bankruptcy.