Latest Court Ruling Blocks AMC's Stock Conversion Plan, Raising Concerns Over Company's Financial Future
- AMC's revised stock conversion settlement proposal was denied by a Delaware court over concerns about potential claims from preferred shareholders.
- The court ruling caused AMC's common stock price to surge while preferred shares dropped amid retail investor interest.
- AMC's CEO warned the company could run out of cash in two years without the ability to raise funds through share conversion.
- The court rejected the proposed settlement plan in response to a lawsuit accusing AMC of rigging a shareholder vote on the conversion.
- AMC continues to face financial struggles and volatility as a "meme stock," but saw a successful weekend at the box office.