Ciber, Inc. (NYSE:CBR) may sign a deal to sell some of its assets as it needs to pay its lender. Ciber Inc. has a looming deadline to meet and to pay Wells Fargo & Co.$25 million. Ciber has until January 31 to come up with the money or announce a transaction. Wells Fargo originally gave Ciber until Dec. 31, 2016, to come up with the money or announced a deal, but granted a one-month extension. No deal has emerged. It is looking to sell its Australian business unit to its managers there, but didn't close a deal. Ciber hired an adviser last fall to help it review all its options for refinancing, merging or selling all or some of the remaining business. Meanwhile, it renegotiated its line of credit from Wells Fargo. It has struggled to meet the financing's terms.
CMTSU Liquidation, Inc., formerly Ciber, Inc., is a global information technology (IT) services company. The Company operates in two segments: North America and International. Its Ciber International segment primarily consists of countries in Western Europe and the Nordic region. Its North America segment is organized into service offerings, which include Independent Software Vendor Relationships (ISV)/Channel Partner Platforms, Managed Services, Business Consulting, Application Development and Management/Staffing, and Software-as-a-Service. It provides project management, application and technical consulting, and database administration for both implementation projects and managed-services engagements. It also provides a solution, Ciber Compliance Suite, which helps SAP customers monitor the usage of their SAP systems. Its business consulting offering helps clients manage their business by offering expertise in IT strategy, enterprise architecture and vertical business processes.
CMTSU LIQUIDATION, INC. 
