Jun 18, 2024 4:14 PM
Updated Jun 2, 2025 5:27 PM
Fisker Inc filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after warning of going concern due to cash burn; its Ocean EV production was halted and the Pear hatchback development mothballed.
Fisker Inc’s (OTC:FSRN) shares collapsed on Tuesday, falling around 55%, after it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, following failed attempts to secure a rescue deal with a large automobile manufacturer.
At 2 cents per share, Fisker is down close to 99% for 2024 to date.
It comes after a series of financial struggles and what market analysts see as strategic missteps.
Back in February, Fisker gave the market a "going concern" warning, citing issues with cash burn.
That triggered the halting production of Fisker’s Ocean electric vehicle, and it also mothballed the development of its hatchback, Pear, in March.
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