The worst case scenario I have for this company is that it will be come another AYN.
If this management cannot sort out its production issues then the banks are more likely to move in and shut it down and resurrect it a year later under a new entity.
The banks can be very harsh, especially when the advantage is theirs and there is potential to make more money than the current interest rate.
I feel the current situation is 50/50 so it is probably worth considering this 'worst case scenario'.
Any thoughts?
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