Tjena!
Fast nu har han inte köpt bolaget, han köpte namnet och som
@Berk skrev antagligen lagret.
Oavsett vilket så är det en märklig syn att han skulle sälja sin klocka för att betala tillbaka till kunder. Den täcker typ tre cyklar i värde.
Det där med klockan jag skrev var lite med glimten i ögat och snarare ett skämt. Enligt pinkbike så sålde han bolaget och cashade ut fast han var fortfarande delaktig i bolaget bakom kullisserna så då tycker jag absolut det är hans skyldighet
"This was the plan all along. Flossman saw what Revel did, and said 'the hell with trying to pay off all my debts, I'll just torpedo the company and buy it back for pennies on the dollar'.
I don't know if this sits well with me. The guy has a huge mansion, a 1.5 million dollar Porsche, a couple other 6 figure cars, but he can just wash his hands of all the debt he racked up and buy the company back?
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He had basically left the company, he built it up sold it to a private equity company and then as what seems to always happen the private equity company made lots of bad decisions for the company (but prob made dividends for shareholders somehow) and the wheels fell off, flossman has essentially bought it back (the remnants). My general anger is at the way private equity companies seem to do this in action sports over and over again, driving what is are essentially rider run companies, in surfing, snowboarding, mtb into the ground (doesn’t happen as much in skate boarding). But also I don’t hate on someone wanting to step back sell up and enjoy the hard work they’ve done.
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"He had basically left the company, he built it up sold it to a private equity company"
Nah. He was still with the company running things.
christophorus.porsche.com
