We need to distinguish between CNP and CER. CNP is basically insolvent with negative NTA, bankers may even be prepared to accept less than 100% of their debt (some has already been sold at 50% face value)just to get rid of CNP. If CNP shareholders think they are going to get anything back from CNP sale then their in dreamland.
CER is in a different situation with a positive NTA. Sale of assets, even at book value, would still leave the shareholders with something.
Journos cant make this distinction but shareholders should.
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