it is a black swan event for the company, not for the world, or country.. my point being that whilst they probably handled the event correctly from a health and regulations point of view, they did not handle it correctly from a financial sense.. in other words, they did not have the skill set to look through the noise and be critical enough on themselves.. so they responded to the 'health' threat but ignored the 'financial' threat
ie access to capital markets, difficulties in supply chains, delays in contract negotiations all point to a necessity to be disciplined with capital.. which they were not .. lessons learned are harsh and the company may not even survive it, but if they do learn and if they do survive, then opportunities abound
the good news is that now, they have no choice re disciplined with capital.. they are forced to be by their lenders
it is a black swan event for the company, not for the world, or...
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