Stay tuned my friends ’cause I’ve got a feeling this is just the beginning of something great!✨
né?. But hey, that’s not stopping the new owners from rolling up their sleeves and getting down to business né?. But hey that’s what happens when you’re trying to develop groundbreaking VTOL aircraft that can reach speeds of up to 100 km/h.
So here’s to a fresh start a new chapter for Lilium. Hey there folks! I’ve got some big news for all you Lilium fans out there. Get this – a group of savvy investors has swooped in and saved the day for the electric air taxi startup just as things were looking grim. Yup, that’s right around the corner! And let me tell you, Lilium CEO Klaus Roewe is pumped about this. They’ve pledged to bring back some of those laid-off employees and work their magic to get Lilium back on its feet.
The details of this agreement are still under wraps, but word on the street is that everything should be finalized by January. He’s over the moon about the opportunity to hit the reset button and get things back on track.
Now, we all know Lilium had its fair share of ups and downs. From scoring big-time investments to making headlines with orders from Saudi Arabia, this company has been on a wild ride né?. This game-changing announcement came out just the other day, and it’s already got everyone buzzing with excitement.
Now, there’s some legal mumbo-jumbo involved, as per German insolvency law, where the main company, Lilium N.V., won’t be seeing any cash from this deal. Yes, you read that right! Just a few days after Lilium had to say goodbye to around 1,000 employees, Mobile Uplift Corporation, a fresh new company led by investors from Europe and North America, stepped up to the plate.
So, what’s the deal, you ask? Well, Mobile Uplift Corporation is set to acquire the business operations of Lilium’s two subsidiaries, Lilium GmbH and Lilium eAircraft GmbH
