GLONGHUI, April 19 | According to the Financial Times, Adam Neumann (Adam Neumann), co-founder and former CEO of shared office space operator WeWork, is confident to buy back WeWork, which filed for bankruptcy protection in November last year. According to reports, WeWork must inject at least 400 million US dollars from investors before it can get out of bankruptcy protection. The report quoted Alex Spiro, a lawyer representing Neumann's real estate company Flow, as saying that the company and other partners are preparing to seek WeWork's acceptance of its capital injection proposal on terms superior to other investors. Earlier, it was reported that Neumann had proposed to buy back WeWork at a cost of 500 million US dollars.
创办人诺伊曼拟提出更优条款 争取购回WeWork
Founder Neumann proposes better terms to buy back WeWork
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