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It's not intended for the business to continue operating after a leveraged buyout. Leveraged buyouts are typically used where the company has assets that aren't
by mcguire 4y ago
It's not intended for the business to continue operating after a leveraged buyout. Leveraged buyouts are typically used where the company has assets that aren't "productive" or is made up of more-or-less independent units that are worth more separate than together.
In these cases, cutting expenses by firing people is usually the first step, since the business' revenue stream can usually continue on autopilot for a while.
I expect Twitter to report record-breaking profits next quarter and Twitter's share price to go up accordingly. Maybe even enough to fill in some of Musk's hole.
- nrmitchi 4y agoWhy do you expect no-longer-a-public-company Twitter to report anything next quarter, or to have a “share price” that you have access to?
- rahkiin 4y agoThere is no share price: all of twitter is private. Maybe if the company is taxated?
- mcguire 4y agoYou are absolutely correct. Well, there goes that part. Eesh.
- dh2022 4y agoThere will be no more quarterly reports and no more share price. Twitter will delist from NASDAQ on Nov 8 or whereabouts