Fisker’s plan to liquidate its assets has been accepted by the bankruptcy court in Delaware. The court’s acceptance of the plan brings the four-month process of Fisker’s bankruptcy mostly to a close. And it gives a green light to a newly-appointed trustee to oversee the sale of around $1 billion in assets, including the manufacturing equipment that was used to build Fisker’s electric SUVs. The plan also lays out all the details about how much money Fisker’s myriad creditors will receive from the sale of those assets. More here.
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