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After burning Three Arrows Capital investors, fugitives Kyle Davies and Su Zhu want money to start an exchange for crypto bankruptcy claims.

Auto parts company Garrett Motion (GTX) recently went through restructuring, implementing its Plan of Reorganization, which is expected to bolster its overall fundamentals. However, its net sales declined in the last reported quarter. Let’s discuss the factors that could drive its near-term performance.

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Swiss differentiated automotive technology leader Garrett Motion (GTX) has come a long way from its bankruptcy filing in 2020, achieving double-digit revenue and earnings growth in its fiscal 2021. With bullish growth prospects, we think GTX is an ideal investment bet on the dip. Read on.

Garrett Motion Inc (NASDAQ:GTX) reported a fourth-quarter sales decline of 14% year-over-year to $862 million, -13% on a constant currency basis, missing the consensus of $863 million. The decrease in net sales was driven by global semiconductor shortage sales across all product lines, mainly in passenger vehicles. EPS was $0.29, compared to $0.34…

  Over the past three months, shares of Garrett Motion (NASDAQ:GTX) decreased by 9.01%. Before we understand the importance of debt, let us look at how much debt Garrett Motion has.