Lilium, a Nasdaq-listed eVTOL jet developer, has announced plans to file for insolvency and apply for government-supervised restructuring after burning through USD 1.1 billion raised since 2021.
Lilium went public via a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) in 2021 at a USD 3.3 billion valuation and had over 1,000 employees. The company will now need to seek alternative financing from third parties, including potential purchasers of their assets.
Analyst QuickTake: This insolvency filing comes right after the German Parliament denied Lilium's request for a EUR 50 million (~USD 55 million) loan in October 2024 . The rejection of the loan application blocked a matching EUR 50 million loan that it received from the German state of Bavaria in September 2024 .
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