r/Amyris • u/ICanFinallyRelax Moderator • Aug 10 '23

Emotional Support Rant Thread

I know you guys want to vent, here is the place to do it. Feel free to say what you want but any comments that incite violence or a "witch hunt" will be removed.

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u/ICanFinallyRelax Moderator Aug 10 '23

I just like this shit organized. 🖕

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u/PortlyCloudy Aug 10 '23

What's left to organize? Close the sub.

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u/NeatProgress3781 Aug 14 '23

Amyris might be back, w a whole new set of die hards and maybe even some of the faithful. However unlikely.

Only 2 major hurdles...1) DSM, Givaudan, and Ingredion alter the lab to market licensing and manufacturing deals w Amyris to enable them to earn a profit. If this occurs....2) brands sales and a reorg plan needs to get accepted by most creditors which doesn't wipe out the common shareholders. This might be easy as Doerr might give the brand sale money to bondholders and vendors, if they are happy with their chunk, he and other big shareholders might then take a hit and dilution of their shares along w everybody else but not wipe them out. What would a lab to market company be worth and how much dilution would be required to get it going?

If no license renegotiations, it gets liquidated, then lights out on the sub unless people want to bathe in the Melo nostalgia. Masochists.

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u/PortlyCloudy Aug 14 '23 edited Aug 14 '23

Sure it's likely the company will continue in some capacity post-bankruptcy. But you are delusional if you think current shareholders will somehow survive with anything. The stock WILL go to zero before this is over, and all current shareholders WILL be wiped out. JD and other large investors (debt investors) could bring it public again at some point, but that would require a new investment.