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I'm really not sure if that's the case. With some stuff (eg: car fleets) which are pretty liquid they may get a return. But on some super specialised machinery
by martinald 7y ago
I'm really not sure if that's the case. With some stuff (eg: car fleets) which are pretty liquid they may get a return. But on some super specialised machinery for VW which only makes VW specific parts they are going to really struggle to get any money for it.
- sokoloff 7y agoIndustrial machinery is usually more fungible/configurable than that. No one (except the secondary parts makers) has much use for the dies to stamp out Tiguan fenders, but lots of sheet metal fabs (inc other auto makers) can use the stamping presses. It might be 30¢ on the dollar, but that’s likely better than the office chair and laptop that a software startup will leave behind.
- martinald 7y agoOh totally agree at them getting something for it. Just I doubt they'd get 2/3rds of the value of equipment.
- ska 7y agoThe claim was different : that maybe 2/3 of their business activity was financed, and if it was liquidated tomorrow the lender would be able to get “more than half” of that back.