Group 1: ModivCare (NASDAQ: MODV) - ModivCare is undergoing a significant restructuring process following a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, focusing on debt reduction and capital stabilization [2][3] - The restructuring has the support of over 90% of First Lien and 70% of Second Lien Lenders, with the company set to receive $100 million in debtor-in-possession financing and maintain over $100 million in liquidity while reducing debt by $1.1 billion [3] - Despite challenges such as potential delisting and operational hurdles, analysts are observing whether these efforts could lead to recovery or make ModivCare an acquisition target, with the stock priced at $0.18, having corrected almost 100% year to date [4] Group 2: Ceragon Networks (NASDAQ: CRNT) - Ceragon Networks has experienced bearish momentum in 2025, with the stock dropping almost 50% year to date, trading at $2.37 [5] - The company generates steady revenue and is involved in modernizing communications networks, although recent statutory profit was reduced by $5.3 million due to unusual one-off items, indicating potential for profit growth if these items do not recur [8] - Ceragon faces challenges in India related to carrier financing and logistics, while North America shows strong performance; management is focused on technology leadership, validated by a recent U.S. tier 1 win expected to ramp in 2026, but profitability issues and competitive pressures remain concerns [9]