shuriccc » 26 май 2020, 01:46
ну фиг его знает, мне кажется что как раз акционеры пострадают, доля размоется за счет вливания нового капитала. А вливать придется. Основная ценность прокантой конторы не машины, большая часть которых в лизинге, не в собственности даже, а налаженная сеть пунктов выдачи, акаунты с кредитками и документами привязаными, узнаваемый бренд и лояльность. Если клиентов похерить то акционерам совсем ничего не останется, машины уйдут за долги, и то не всем кредиторам хватит.
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What does this mean for the future of Hertz?
For those of you not familiar with Chapter 11 bankruptcy, this basically allows a reorganization whereby a business can be kept alive and creditors can be paid over time. The company can get out of some obligations, and in many cases the biggest losers are shareholders.
For now it should be business as usual for Hertz (at least business as it has been for the past several weeks). All Hertz businesses globally will continue to operate as they did before. This includes subsidiaries Dollar, Thrifty, Firefly, Hertz Car Sales, and Donlen.
All reservations, promotional offers, vouchers, and loyalty program rewards, are expected to continue as usual.
похожий на chapter 11 процесс скорее всего применит Люфганза
Whilst a lack of progress is being made on the bailout front, Lufthansa management are allegedly looking at whether going into administration may be the better option.
Under German law, a so-called ‘Schutzschirmverfahren’ or protective shield procedure would enable the current management to continue to operate the company under the oversight of administrators. This is a similar process to Chapter 11 in the United States which, unlike receivership in the UK, allows a company to continue to trade.
The process shields the company from creditors for three months and enables the company to attempt to re-structure. It is the same process that was used by Condor after its parent Thomas Cook entered administration last year.
Particularly appealing is the ability for Lufthansa to ditch its pension obligations and hand it over to the Pension Insurance Association which administers the pensions of insolvent companies. It would also be able to re-negotiate existing contracts and leases, including its fuel hedging and aircraft procurement deals.