In today's business world, a large number of companies have found or will find themselves in situations of reduced financial liquidity due to a large number of factors. One of the ways to regain financial fluency and continue business is to start a pre-bankruptcy procedure. Pre-bankruptcy proceedings are initiated in situations that are precisely defined by the Bankruptcy Law NN 71/15, 104/17, 36/22. Any company that does not want liquidation and business collapse can maintain its business, the trust of employees and creditors through the pre-bankruptcy process. This process is long-lasting and requires a detailed and precise projection of future business. Throughout the entire process, the Commercial Court is involved as a competent body that makes final decisions and decisions based on the presented facts of the debtor and his creditors. In this paper, we presented the procedure of the pre-bankruptcy procedure on the concrete example of the limited liability company Gradnja from Osijek. Gradnja d.o.o. is a construction company with a long tradition, but due to a series of unfavorable situations, it found itself in a situation where it had to initiate pre-bankruptcy proceedings and try to save the business. With its detailed restructuring plan and financial projections, and maintaining the trust of creditors, Gradnja d.o.o. represents one of the companies that successfully completed the cycle of pre-bankruptcy proceedings, and is growing and developing exponentially again. Based on everything that has been said, it is clear that the pre-bankruptcy procedure should not be viewed with a negative connotation, but only as a phase in the reorganization of the entire business, the ultimate goal of which is sustainability, independence and profitability.