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WeWork Goes Bankrupt Two Years After Going Public – RetailWire

The commercial office leasing business WeWork declared bankruptcy this week. It reported $19 billion in debts against $15 billion in assets. Prolific investors like SoftBank Group Corp. and the Vision Fund are set to incur substantial additional losses on the venture.

The filing also disclosed a $432 million loan from SoftBank to co-founder Adam Neumann, backed by his now-nearly worthless WeWork stake.

SoftBank, the Japanese giant led by billionaire Masayoshi Son, stands to incur an estimated $11.5 billion in equity losses from WeWorks bankruptcy. An additional $2.2 billion in debt is also at risk.

The bankruptcy proceedings are projected to stretch over several months and will determine how the companys remaining assets are divided amon…

Read the full article at: https://retailwire.com/history-of-wework-and-investor-softbank-leading-up-to-bankruptcy/

Category: BankruptcyBy Insolvency Advisory AccountantsNovember 9, 2023

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WeWork Goes Bankrupt Two Years After Going Public – RetailWire

The commercial office leasing business WeWork declared bankruptcy this week. It reported $19 billion in debts against $15 billion in assets. Prolific investors like Softbank Group Corp. and the Vision Fund are set to incur substantial additional losses on the venture.

The filing also disclosed a $432 million loan from SoftBank to co-founder Adam Neumann, backed by his now-nearly worthless WeWork stake.

SoftBank, the Japanese giant led by billionaire Masayoshi Son, stands to incur an estimated $11.5 billion in equity losses from WeWorks bankruptcy. An additional $2.2 billion in debt is also at risk.

The bankruptcy proceedings are projected to stretch over several months and will determine how the companys remaining assets are divided amon…

Read the full article at: https://retailwire.com/wework-goes-bankrupt-two-years-after-going-public/

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