Despite attempts to obtain a loan of €100 million from the German government and later from Bavaria, including a request for state aid of €50 million, the necessary funds could not be raised.

Following the announcement, Lilium shares hit a yearly low, closing at around 20 cents per share. Bankruptcy of subsidiaries could result in the company being delisted from Nasdaq or suspended from trading.

Source: Ferra

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