US EditionCompany that owns Miami Seaquarium files for bankruptcy
- On March 31, 2025, The Dolphin Company, owner of Miami Seaquarium, voluntarily filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Delaware.
- The company, the largest aquatic theme park operator in Latin America, aims to restructure its capital and improve its financial standing.
- The Dolphin Company is securing debtor-in-possession financing from existing lenders to support operations during the Chapter 11 process.
- Robert Wagstaff stated the company is focused on the best outcomes, including top habitats for animals, and will enlist expert help.
- The bankruptcy follows eviction efforts, allegations of animal mistreatment, and USDA reports citing concerns about animal welfare.
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The Dolphin Company, parent company of Miami Seaquarium, has filed for bankruptcy - WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports
The Dolphin Company, the parent company of the Miami Seaquarium, has filed for bankruptcy in the U.S. to restructure its debt and finances. The firm, based in Cancún, Mexico, operates dozens of dolphin habitats and theme parks in eight countries including Mexico, Argentina, Italy and the United States, according to its website. The company said the bankruptcy process will ensure the continued operation of its various attractions, including the M…
Company that owns embattled Miami Seaquarium files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
The company that owns the embattled Miami Seaquarium has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, as a new report from this year cites conditions at the facility that left several dolphins injured. The Dolphin Company announced in a news release Monday that it voluntarily filed in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware to restructure its business and address financial challenges. “This restructuring will best enable the company to restru…
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The Dolphin Company Files Chapter 11 Cases in the United States to Restructure Its Business and Address Financial Challenges
The Company's restructuring efforts are designed to allow the Company to stabilize its business, protect employees, ensure the ongoing safety of animals, address vendor obligations, and continue to provide a one-of-a-kind experience for its guests. The chapter 11 filing is…
Dolphin deaths lead to investigation at bankrupt Florida water park
At least four animals from the Gulf World Marine Park died in the past six months, according to the park's manager in financial crisis. At least four dolphins at the Gulf World Marine Park, in Florida, in the USA, died prematurely in the past six months, leading to a state investigation into possible animal abuse, the company that manages the bankrupt park, The Dolphin Company, said Tuesday. The most recent death occurred on March 1, when a 14-…
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