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Wolfspeed to Declare Bankruptcy, Report States
- Wolfspeed, a silicon carbide semiconductor company with a manufacturing plant in Marcy, saw its stock drop about 70% on Wednesday after reports emerged of an imminent Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing.
- The bankruptcy preparations followed failed out-of-court debt restructuring efforts and growing financial pressures, including a $5.2 billion net debt load and cash burn of $1.5 billion in nine months.
- Wolfspeed operates a much-touted Marcy fabrication facility and invested $5 billion in a delayed North Carolina plant intended to supply chip wafers for finishing at Marcy.
- Management considers a "prepackaged" Chapter 11 plan, aiming for $200 million annual cash savings, while the company carries a going concern warning and faces competition from cheaper Chinese manufacturers.
- The filing could dilute current equity, leaving investors with little, although negotiations with creditors continue, suggesting bankruptcy is not yet certain and an out-of-court resolution remains possible.
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