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Corporate Restructuring in Germany — The Economy Remains Tense, but Restructuring Offers Definite Opportunities

In: Corporate Restructuring

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  • Bernd Brunke

    (Roland Berger Strategy Consultants)

  • Stephan Foerschle

    (Roland Berger Strategy Consultants)

  • Sascha Haghani

    (Roland Berger Strategy Consultants)

  • Florian Huber

    (Roland Berger Strategy Consultants)

  • Nils Kuhlwein

    (Roland Berger Strategy Consultants)

  • Björn Waldow

    (Roland Berger Strategy Consultants)

Abstract

5 Conclusions and Outlook Comprehensive and consistent restructuring can play an important role in securing a stable and healthy financial foundation for the company and in ensuring sustainable results and liquidity. It thus clears the way for new strategic options. The effects are positive for all stakeholders; the loan value remains secure for banks and credit insurers, and the related credit rating can be improved. Customers and suppliers will obviously be more interested in continuing their business relations with the company given that they once again consider it a strong and valuable strategic partner. Restructuring offers investors attractive investment opportunities with long-term growth perspectives based on a solid and healthy financial foundation. Given this background, we are certain that the German restructuring environment will — after the end of “Germany Inc.” and the insolvency hype — offer many active approaches that will put companies on a more sustainable long-term footing.

Suggested Citation

  • Bernd Brunke & Stephan Foerschle & Sascha Haghani & Florian Huber & Nils Kuhlwein & Björn Waldow, 2006. "Corporate Restructuring in Germany — The Economy Remains Tense, but Restructuring Offers Definite Opportunities," Springer Books, in: Michael Blatz & Karl-J. Kraus & Sascha Haghani (ed.), Corporate Restructuring, pages 23-35, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-3-540-33075-2_2
    DOI: 10.1007/3-540-33075-5_2
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