RE: Troajan26 Apr 2020 17:58
L200
If you run a business and had to close it down because of the virus, as WRES had to do, and, at the time you had no idea if you would be closed for days, weeks, or months, you would be rather remiss not to, firstly talk to your major lender regarding the interest payment, which MM did, and got them to agree to rolling the interest for quarter two into the loan, and secondly to ensure that, whilst applying for all possible types of credit set up by the government, that, as a fall back, you had a definite line of credit that would keep the company afloat if you had to remain non operational for a long period of time.
That’s why they would set it up without wanting to use it, hoping not to use it, but having it there just in case.
Now, as things have turned out, were were able to resume production in a short amount of time, so, hopefully, we won’t have to use the facility, as production and sales should be sufficient to pay the operating costs.
Time, will of course tell.