> Well, to me that statement seems to be at least dubious. If the company is loosing money and goes bankrupt it is obviously not worth something in its entirety

> Well, to me that statement seems to be at least dubious. If the company is loosing money and goes bankrupt it is obviously not worth something in its entirety - at least in its current form. (And I highly doubt that simply restructuring Tesla would do something about that.) Bankruptcy means the company has more debt obligations than assets, and has ran out of cash. It does not mean the company assets are worth nothing. In a theoretical Chapter 11, Tesla Energy and the "battery factory" would still be worth many billions, even if they never sold another car. Tesla is doing pretty good for a highly capital intensive and growing company.