There is still plenty of things that CIG could do to amass more wealth before they go belly up.
- There is plenty of space within their assets to take loans
- They can gradually reduce personnel they do not need as production continues
- As long as they are in control over 51% of the company they can sell rights to others in order to garner more investors
- They can most likely sell (and they will) more ships before the end of 2020
But yea, even whales have their limits and every market has a limit as well so sooner or later they will have to deliver...something.
About more loans. Not sure it would be that simple. When a company goes belly up, unless exception usually debt has first claims to the company assets, and only then equity holders (such as the Calder´s). Also, loans interests would eat into any potential returns due to investors. I would asume that the Calders have been smart enough to add some additional clauses to prevent that (or at the very least to have some say about loan decisions). If they do exist such claim order conditions would in turn need to be made known to any debt issuing entity, bank etc before being able to be considered for a loan.
About personnel reduction. With less personnel the chances to be able to deliver as promised drop acordingly and the time required to deliver it rises accordingly. So that would be an issue in itself, irrespective of funds.
Right to sell more shares. I would be surprised if the Calders have also not included provisions to have at the very least rights of first refusal if not outright veto control. I do not think they would let themselves out easily to a potential risk of share dilution (if selling new shares) or control dilution (if selling existing shares) in any way or form. Although I may be underestimating their shrewdness and/or CR´s selling abilities.
Sell more ships. Indeed, but that means basically no change from today. And at the rate they are claiming to spend the money they are still in the red.