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Re: toogoodfella post# 110638

Monday, 04/08/2024 4:41:29 PM

Monday, April 08, 2024 4:41:29 PM

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True.. But its never something for nothing...

This often involves converting debt into equity, meaning creditors exchange their debt for ownership shares in the reorganized company.
New investors might also be brought in, injecting fresh capital and taking a significant ownership stake.
This approach allows the original owners to potentially retain some ownership, but it depends on the specifics of the plan and creditor approval.
Factors Affecting Ownership Change:

The severity of the company's financial problems.
The value of the company's assets and future prospects.
The willingness of creditors to accept a plan that gives up some or all of their claims.
The availability of new investors with the resources to revitalize the company.

ALL IN OR NOTHING.

CAUTION: DON'T TAKE MY POSITIONS AS ADVICE. I LIKE RISK. IT CAN BE YOUR BEST FRIEND. THE PROBLEM MAY LAY WHEN YOU CAN NO LONGER GAUGE YOUR BEST FRIEND. AND ABANDON YOU.