The shares behind Fisker Inc. plunged more than 50 percent in a single day after it emerged that the brand was preparing for bankruptcy.
Fisker Inc., headed by Danish Henrik Fisker, has not gone bankrupt yet. But the stock is doing terribly.
And it got even worse on Thursday, when it lost more than half of its already modest value. The share is now worth only one Danish kroner per share. PCS.
On Wednesday, the American media, the recognized American media Wall Street Journal, wrote that Fisker has hired a lawyer to help with a reconstruction after a possible bankruptcy.
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On Thursday evening Danish time, Fisker then tried to reassure his investors and shareholders, who can otherwise just watch their money disappear in these days and hours.
That's what MarketWatch writes
– Fisker's company policy is not to comment on market rumors and speculation. But Fisker often works with outside advisers to manage the business and develop strategies.
– Fisker focuses on raising additional capital and entering into a strategic partnership with a major car manufacturer.
However, Fisker does not go into who this 'major car manufacturer' is. However, the Reuters news agency believes it has already answered that. Read more about it here.
In a press release earlier this month, Fisker said that they were just looking to raise additional capital and in that context 'are in negotiations with a major car brand'.
However, the car brand also acknowledged that these steps will not necessarily succeed. Therefore, Fisker's future is still a big open question.
