Post by Carl C.

As Lilium's stock plummets and confidence evaporates, the glaring absence of decisive leadership is nothing short of unacceptable. Over $100 million of shareholder value has been wiped out in days, a catastrophe exacerbated by a management team and board paralysed by inaction. This staggering loss demands an urgent response, one that cannot afford further hesitation or indecision. Lilium belongs to its shareholders, and they deserve a leadership team willing to make hard choices and fight for every cent of value. The current regime, burying their heads in the sand while the company’s valuation free-falls, is not fit to lead. Investors whether long standing stakeholders or potential backers will not tolerate or support a leadership that goes silent in the face of adversity. Below is my perspective and call to action. Shareholders must positivily look to history and likewise demand immediate change, install leaders that can implement a strategic plan, and restore confidence before it’s too late. #AAM #AirTaxi #Governance #businessmanagement #SEC #Shareholder Tencent Americas Tencent UVC Partners Atomico Earlybird Venture Capital Barclays Investment Bank BIT Capital 20VC B. Riley SecuritiesIntel Capital BOKA Capital Florian Seibel James Earl Bobby Sakaki Anduril Industries Mark Currass SpaceX John Caudwell Blue Origin Virgin Galactic VirginSequoia Capital Brookstone Capital Management Mubadala Capital Saudi Arabia Holding Co. GIC Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) Temasek Tom Vecchiolla Xalles Holdings, Inc. Dieter Zetsche Michael Dempsey Mike Bloomberg ADQ Babcock International Group Volocopter Airbus Ventures Lockheed Martin