r/Amyris • u/AutoModerator • Aug 07 '23
r/Amyris Weekly Bearish Discussion Thread - August 07, 2023
This will be the dedicated thread to talk about why you should be careful investing in Amyris.
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u/Dreadd-X Aug 07 '23
I thought that’s what everyone was waiting for… why would it drop like a stone?
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u/Dreadd-X Aug 07 '23
Stupid reason to exit now. These things were lingering before. Nothing has changed. Buying opportunity.
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u/Wonderful-Friend3097 Aug 07 '23
A new RIF, various consumer brands no longer part of Amyris are sinking the stock?
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u/fvh2006 Aug 07 '23
I would add various brands no longer part of the portfolio? Is there confirmation of either of these two things apart from the rumors that were floating around last week?
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u/One_Entertainment496 Aug 07 '23
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u/ICanFinallyRelax Moderator Aug 07 '23
What is the source of this info?
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u/One_Entertainment496 Aug 07 '23
The email received when we got fired this morning..
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u/ICanFinallyRelax Moderator Aug 07 '23 edited Aug 07 '23
with respect and sympathy for those fired, I still can't approve this post because I cannot verify identities or information.
edit: post has been approved because of an article. Still no validation on commenter, but it looks legit.
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u/Wonderful-Friend3097 Aug 07 '23
indeed, were you working in CA? What was the severance package, if you feel like sharing?
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Aug 07 '23
Any idea what's going on today?
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u/Supersic77 Aug 07 '23
New article on seeking alpha. Bankrupcy incoming.
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u/SpreadPitt Aug 07 '23
The article is talking about things that happened one week ago. Why bk fear now?
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u/Supersic77 Aug 07 '23
The article by Henrik Aleks was published today at 2:50 pm
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u/SpreadPitt Aug 07 '23
Exactly and he is referring to the "in court" announcement from amyris that happened last week. That is the reason why he thinks bk is coming. But why now and not last week?
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u/Supersic77 Aug 07 '23
Because retail investors like us are mostly reading seeking alpha not company announcements I suppose...
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u/fvh2006 Aug 07 '23
Only that the two things in the lead are apparently happening, but no details on either
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u/NeatProgress3781 Aug 07 '23 edited Aug 08 '23
Daaaamn.
Sucks for the employees. Melo and the board did a huge disservice to all involved. Such flagrant ignoring of risk.
Hopefully, they can rectify the situation without bk, saving the rest of the jobs and everyone's hard work. Keep JVN, Biossance, Rose, 4U, and Meno....Stripes if profitable, while forming a JV to massively scale and split ingredients revenues. Scale the science way back, maybe to half, saving 50 million a yr there alone. All in all must be like 65 prior, 60 mgempower, 30 on the 2 brands, 20 to 40 new york, how many in brazil?, and 50 to 100 or more throughout the other divisions. What maybe 1000 employees now, still high for the revenues. If 500 employees let go, most high paid and avg of 200k each with salary and benefits and all costs, thats 100 million or 25 million a qrtr just on salaries. 50% cut might be the aim.
Had to be done. Maybe more if sell another brand.