Still surprised they didn't sell it off to someone.
M&A is at a screeching halt. Cost of money is very high, demand has fallen dramatically and margins are super tight with rising costs of labor and materials and shipping. I'm not going down the rabbit hole with anyone as to why, if you can't see why then only a BFH would help.
Just not enough to make these things work with cost of working capital etc. It's a reminder, if you can, but American and know your vendor, it makes a difference.
My point was more the IP and the name.
Shittybilt buys the rights and releases the Chinese made Garvin series.
Unfortunately, Chinese companies don't have a lot of interest in respecting IP. Why pay, just copy it - ish and produce through slave labor. Purchasing IP is for honest societies, just saying.
My point was more the IP and the name.
Shittybilt buys the rights and releases the Chinese made Garvin series.
Unfortunately, Chinese companies don't have a lot of interest in respecting IP. Why pay, just copy it - ish and produce through slave labor. Purchasing IP is for honest societies, just saying.
Wheel pros filed chapter 11 in September 2024.
Wheel Pros filed a Chapter 11 bankruptcy petition on September 8, 2024, the company's plan to reorganize debt was approved by all secured creditors and the bankruptcy court on October 15, 2024, and Wheel Pros emerged from bankruptcy on December 2, 2024.
That's what I said. I just did not go into all of the details.
I give them 2 years to be in existence.
That's what I said. I just did not go into all of the details.
I give them 2 years to be in existence.
You clearly do not understand what happened with Wheel Pros, LLC or how debt restructuring in a Chapter 11 bankruptcy works.
Wheel Pros' Chapter 11 petition was forced by Wheel Pros' largest creditor, Strategic Value Partners, who used the procedure to increase its equity position. The reorganization eliminated approximately $1.2 billion of Wheel Pros’ debt, replaced with $500 million in secured debt and a $175 million asset-based revolving loan.
There was never any question about the long term viability of Wheel Pros LLC (now doing business as "Hoonigan") or its subsidiary businesses. What changed is that SVC now effectively controls Hoonigan/Wheel Pros.