Telecom Crisis: Commit Immediately to a Strategic Sale, or First Build a Stoppable Operations, Liquidity, and Creditor Stabilization Plan During the Ninety-Day Fragile Window?
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Minerva judgment
Recommend first establishing a time-boxed (e.g., thirty- to sixty-day checkpoint) stabilization plan for operational continuity, liquidity, and creditor standstill, with service continuity as a hard stop condition, while keeping the sale path open for parallel evaluation — because there is currently no protective pause in place and creditor positions are fragmented, so locking into a sale prematurely would forfeit leverage and heighten the risk of service disruption.
Decision owner in the teaching simulationChair of the Telecom Crisis and Restructuring Committee in an independent teaching simulation
Human-controlled next action
Require the Liquidity Office and Creditor Affairs to provide, within twenty-four hours, daily cash balances, key supplier tolerance thresholds, and a list of each creditor's enforcement intentions
What would reverse the recommendation
If daily liquidity monitoring shows cash is about to run out, a key creditor refuses the standstill and initiates enforcement, or supplier/employee disruption risk materializes, immediately reverse course toward an expedited sale or formal restructuring proceedings.
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Telecom Crisis: Commit Immediately to a Strategic Sale, or First Build a Stoppable Operations, Liquidity, and Creditor Stabilization Plan During the Ninety-Day Fragile Window?
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