KANAM partner Mills Debt Could Drive It to Bankrupcty
der KANAM partner mills steht vor dem kollaps/pleite. so langsam aber sicher scheint es als wenn KANAM sich nun schleunigst nach einem neuen partner in den usa umsehen muß. KANAM die nebenbei auch miteigner von mills sind sollten zudem evtl ihre laufenden projekte mit mills neu kalkulieren. die sich abzeichnende pleite hat nicht nur beim flagschiffprojekt "meadolands/xanadu"das zugleich das größte jemals angeschobene von KANAM ist schon negative auswirkungen gehabt. ich kann jedem nur raten sich die vorgeschichte hier durchzulesen und die teilweise extrem optimistischen und meiner meinung nach komplett unrealistischen prognosenvon KANAM nachzulesen.
http://immobilienblasen.blogspot.com/2006/11/kanammillsxanadu-meadowlands-trouble.html
even with the goldman $2 billion credit last year mills is as close to bankruptcy as never before. stock was down over 20% yesterday.
said accounting errors might cost it as much as $352 million and force it into Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.( maybe management lives in camp nelson.../ evtl. lebt das management ja in camp nelson.....)
The mall developer said if it can't meet its obligations on a $1.1 billion loan, it might seek bankruptcy protection.
http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/ap/fn/4458873.htmlChevy
Chase-based Mills said it may not have enough cash to continue operating beyond March 31 and that it would be forced to sell all or part of the company to pay off a $1 billion loan that is due on that date. It could be forced into bankruptcy, which would cause shareholders to "lose their entire investment
http://immobilienblasen.blogspot.com/2006/11/kanammillsxanadu-meadowlands-trouble.html
even with the goldman $2 billion credit last year mills is as close to bankruptcy as never before. stock was down over 20% yesterday.
said accounting errors might cost it as much as $352 million and force it into Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.( maybe management lives in camp nelson.../ evtl. lebt das management ja in camp nelson.....)
The mall developer said if it can't meet its obligations on a $1.1 billion loan, it might seek bankruptcy protection.
http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/ap/fn/4458873.htmlChevy
Chase-based Mills said it may not have enough cash to continue operating beyond March 31 and that it would be forced to sell all or part of the company to pay off a $1 billion loan that is due on that date. It could be forced into bankruptcy, which would cause shareholders to "lose their entire investment
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