Summa Defence warns working capital exhausted, weighs corporate restructuring amid liquidity crunch
Reuters2026/09/14 06:40- Summa Defence flagged exhausted working capital, sharply weaker liquidity, inability to meet obligations as they fall due without immediate funding.
- Financing options under review failed to proceed as planned, including a rights issue previously explored.
- Management is assessing corporate restructuring, alongside efforts to secure liquidity and maintain operations.
- Sale processes for selected subsidiaries remain part of the liquidity plan.
- Bankruptcy risk has increased if funding or another solution is not secured.
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