RE:RE:So the story of the bulls vs bears continuesGGP can't just pick and choose to sell off what they wish. That's not how this works. They can a) settle on assets to hand over (like pharmacann and medmen did) b) Ianthus can choose to sell certain assets and pay back the cash c) Ianthus can issue more shares to resolve the debt d) Ianthus can find outside funds (from sale leaseback, or potential other equity or debt raise) and pay back GGP e) Ianthus does nothing and files for bankruptcy, which point a trustee would take over to gather up all the assets and do an orderly distribution (sale) of all the assets. Get everything into cash. Pay off any creditors and the rest would be paid out to equity holders. However, I am of the opinion that for all stakeholders involved, the best way to maximize value is for Ianthus to remain a going concern. Which would mean some kind of agreement is made between Ianthus and the debtors to resolve the default. The most simple option would be for all interest payments to be paid in kind (shares instead of cash). Everything else would remain the same and the lawsuits would still need to be resolved/settled, but Ian out of default would open it up to more possibilities of raising cash.