Major uncertainties
Again, not very rosy reports about Fisker. The major car manufacturer that might have wanted to collaborate with it, reportedly Nissan, has dropped out. The company will also disappear from the stock exchange.
The ‘second’ Fisker looks promising in terms of models presented, but it is increasingly looking like founder Henrik Fisker will not succeed again. The worrying reports about the brand’s financial situation are piling up. At the beginning of this month it became apparent that jobs were disappearing and that much hope was pinned on a major car manufacturer as a funding partner, but that appears to have been a vain hope for the time being.
According to Reuters Fisker himself says that that party (reportedly Nissan) has dropped out and that is of course bad news. Fisker will probably have to quickly look for another party to keep its head above water. Uncertainties are severely punished on the New York stock exchange; Fisker’s stock market value is now so low that the company is being delisted from the stock exchange. In October, a Fisker share was still worth about $6.80, now it is worth 9 cents. Fisker is still considering his options to raise money elsewhere. However, bankruptcy is more likely than ever.
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