The official committee of unsecured creditors filed a combined plan of reorganization and disclosure statement for Yuma Energy, Inc. in the US Bankruptcy Court on August 27, 2020. As per the plan filed, administrative expense claims, statutory fees, priority tax claim and professional fee claims will be paid full in cash. DIP claims of $0.25 million will be paid through consideration paid for the Tamboran Sale. If the sale does not occur the amount will be paid full in cash. Holders of Prepetition Amended and Restated Credit Agreement Claims of $2.25 million will credit bid the entire value as part of the consideration it pays for the YEI Sale. Other Secured Claims of $0.54 million will be paid full in cash or through collateral securing the claim. Other priority claims of $3.30 million will be paid ful in cash and general unsecured claims of $12.61 million will be paid through pro rata distribution of the GUC Trust assets and creditor equity distribution. Holders of equity interests will continue to own 1% of the total issued and outstanding shares in capital stock of Reorganized Yuma. The plan will be funded through cash in hand, sale of assets reorganized Yuma interest, GUC Trust and creditor equity distribution.