Aspen Aerogels should be getting wrecked, because the market has not priced in the second-order effects of the explosion that closed its only manufacturing plant. Per @RFortunae, the roughly $50 million market cap loss may match the direct cost, but Aspen has a liquidity covenant and burns about $45 million a year, so it may need to raise capital, and GM and prospective customers could cancel contracts. Its product exists to prevent fires, yet its main factory apparently keeps catching fire. x.com x.comÂ
