Hertz seeks $1.5 billion bankruptcy loan after share sale blocked: WSJ - Business Insider

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Hertz is seeking a $1.5 billion bankruptcy loan after regulators blocked its controversial $500 million share sale, report says

They admitted there was a "significant risk" that the shares would be "worthless" as bankruptcy courts typically order companies to repay lawyers, lenders, and suppliers first, rarely leaving any money for stockholders.

The controversial venture drew scrutiny from the Securities and Exchange Commission, spurring Hertz to only sell $29 million worth of stockChris Mayer wrote the book on how to make 100 times your money with a single stock. He gives an in-depth assessment of the latest company that 'checks all my boxes.'

Hertz's revenue plunged 67% to $832 million last quarter as pandemic-related lockdowns and travel restrictions hammered demand for rental vehicles. The decline fueled a net loss of $852 million — a sharp swing from the group's $40 million of net income in the second quarter of 2019.

 

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Why loan money to a bankrupt company? The other rental outfits didn't declare bankruptcy. There are enough of them that we don't need Hertz anymore. Let it fold.

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another iconic brand mismanaged and now going down the toilet.

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