Bankrupt Lordstown Motors proposes zero payment for Foxconn shares
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NEW YORK : Bankrupt electric vehicle manufacturer Lordstown Motors has proposed to pay nothing for Taiwan's Foxconn's preferred equity shares, saying it will prioritize other shareholders if an ongoing sales effort generates enough cash to repay other debts.
Lordstown Motors, named for the Ohio town where it is based, filed a Chapter 11 plan Friday in Delaware bankruptcy court, outlining how it intends to distribute proceeds from an ongoing effort to sell its assets. Lordstown's Chapter 11 plan warned that the value of its assets is "necessarily speculative" at this stage in the bankruptcy and "could potentially be zero."