Adam Neumann gives up on his plan to buy back WeWork
Jackal Pan/Getty ImagesAdam Neumann is giving up on plans to re-acquire WeWork.He called a different bankruptcy plan that cut him out "unrealistic and unlikely to succeed."That deal includes $450 million in equity funding and plans to wipe away billions of debt.Adam Neumann is abandoning his plans to re-acquire WeWork.Last month, the company announced a separate plan to emerge from bankruptcy that cut him out of its future.Now, Neumann is stepping away.And the entrepreneur told Business Insider he's not exactly hopeful about the company's new path."For several months, we tried to work constructively with WeWork to create a strategy that would allow it to thrive," Neumann said in a statement. "Instead, the company looks to be emerging from bankruptcy with a plan that appears unrealistic and unlikely to succeed."The New York Times' Dealbook was the first to report that Neumann was throwing in the towel.A representative for Neumann previously told Business Insider he'd submitted a bid of about $650 million. The deal WeWork chose includes $450 million in equity funding and plans to wipe away billions in debt.Neumann stepped down as head of WeWork in 2019 after the company's failed IPO. In November 2023, WeWork filed for bankruptcy.Read the original article on Business Insider
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