Dutch solar electric carmaker Lightyear in trouble as its subsidiary … – Silicon Canals

Atlas Technologies, a subsidiary of Lightyear and the company responsible for the production of Lightyear 0, has been declared bankrupt. A couple of days back, the Dutch company submitted the request to the court to open suspension of payment proceedings in relation to Atlas Technologies. Read the full article at: https://siliconcanals.com/news/startups/dutch-lightyear-in-trouble/

Lightyear subsidiary declared bankrupt, hundreds of jobs at risk – Eindhoven News

Photo Credit: First solar car Lightyear 0, Lightyear Lightyears subsidiary, Atlas Technologies B.V., was declared bankrupt Thursday morning. There is a good chance that employees will end up on the streets. Lightyear announced this Thursday afternoon. The company decided Monday morning to stop production of its first solar car, Lightyear 0, and filed for a…

Hindenburg Research: All you need to know about US-based research team that shorted Adani Group stock | Mint – Mint

India and Asia’s richest Gautam Adani’s net worth plunged significantly in just a day after a sharp fall in bonds and stocks of the seven listed Adani group companies that fell between 3% and 7% yesterday after Hindenburg Research, published a report on Adani Group, stating that it is presenting evidence that the Group has…

Black & Veach to build Lostock EfW after CNIM collapse – letsrecycle.com

Lostock Sustainable Energy Plant (LSEP), a joint venture between Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) and FCC Environment, announced the appointment on 25 January. The appointment of US construction company Black & Veatch comes after the previous contractor, French-owned CNIM, lost the deal after it was declared insolvent and entered administration in January 2022. LSEP has also…

5 things to remember when the company you invested in goes bankrupt – Financial Post

Breadcrumb Trail Links Investor Peter Hodson: A bankruptcy is devastating, but it would be a mistake to let it put you off investing for good Xebec Adsorption Inc. was a a once-popular $1.4-billion company in the clean-energy space that surprised many investors by filing for bankruptcy protection last September. Photo by Pierre Obendrauf/The Gazette Article…