WeWork's Cash Burn Is a Bigger Concern Than Its Valuation, MKM's Kulkarni Says

The transcript discusses WeWork's financial challenges, including its cash burn and need for significant cash reserves. It highlights the company's efforts to cut costs and the importance of timing its IPO to secure a credit facility. The discussion also covers investor concerns and the impact of these financial issues on WeWork's property deals in London.

What is the main reason for WeWork's current scrutiny by investors?

• Its global expansion plans

• Its financial situation

• Its large workforce

• Its small cost-cutting measures

How much cash does WeWork need to sustain its operations for three to four years?

• $10 billion

• $12 billion

• $6 billion

• $3 billion

What is the deadline for WeWork to secure a $6 billion credit facility?

• End of 2019

• End of 2020

• First quarter of 2020

• First quarter of 2021

What is causing potential buyers to reconsider their deals with WeWork in London?

• WeWork's expansion plans

• The delayed IPO

• The company's leadership changes

• The global economic downturn

Which WeWork location in London is mentioned as facing challenges?

• WeWork Soho

• WeWork Canary Wharf

• WeWork Waterloo

• WeWork Shoreditch