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Agitar Software winds down operations




May 12, 2008 — 
A well-known Java unit-testing tool suite maker is winding down its operations, and has sent a notice of assignment to its creditors.

Agitar Software has retained the services of Sherwood Partners LLC to renegotiate its debt. Sherwood mailed a notice of assignment to creditors on Apr. 28.

The company is recognized for AgitarOne, its Java unit testing suite and AgitarOne Agitator testing technology, which automatically generates test cases and analyzes the results.

Agitar remains a registered corporation in good standing with the State of Delaware’s Division of Corporations – meaning, its existence has not been terminated.

The company was incorporated in Aug. 2002, under its former name, TestAgility Inc.

There is no record of any bankruptcy filing in the United States Bankruptcy Court, District of Delaware, for Agitar Software or TestAgility Inc.

“There is no bankruptcy,” said Sherwood spokesperson Martin Pichinson. He explained that a letter of assignment is an alternative to bankruptcy that is a “more polite” way to wind down a company.

“There are fewer and expenses and the timeline is less,” he explained, adding that creditors have no guarantees of more money.

“The key is to monetize the IP [intellectual property], and we [Sherwood Partners] are one of the best firms [that do that] nationally,” he said.

A call to Agitar marketing manager Lori Heyman went unanswered. Founders Roongko Doong and Alberto Savoia departed the company in Apr. and Mar. respectively, according to employment history listed on their LinkedIn profiles.

Doong and Savoia have since founded LikeLoops Inc., a San Francisco Bay area software company. They were not available for comment by deadline.




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