传WeWork倾向接受摩通牵头50亿美元融资 避免股权摊薄
《彭博通讯社》报道,办公室分享初创WeWork倾向接受摩根大通牵头的50亿美元融资方案,而不选择向日本软银出售控股权。债务安排包括最少20亿美元无抵押票据,年息15厘。
报道指,接受摩根大通的融资方案,可避免摊薄主要股东股权。日本软银目前持有WeWork约三分一股权。
另据英国《卫报》报道,WeWork将最快於本周裁员最少2,000人。公司去年亏损19亿美元,今年上半年现金消耗23.6亿美元。
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