No, shut down completely, now, and the creditors have a chance of partial recovery.
Keep on trying to make this a viable business and they will burn through more and more of their assets paying lawyers, accountants, consultants, directors, and managers. If you are one of those latter group, I see why this would be valuable to you.
Creditors who are in stage 1 (denial) or stage 3 (bargaining) may still be trying to recreate this as a viable business, but it's like trying to make up for your losses at the roulette table by making bigger and bigger bets.
Keep on trying to make this a viable business and they will burn through more and more of their assets paying lawyers, accountants, consultants, directors, and managers. If you are one of those latter group, I see why this would be valuable to you.
Creditors who are in stage 1 (denial) or stage 3 (bargaining) may still be trying to recreate this as a viable business, but it's like trying to make up for your losses at the roulette table by making bigger and bigger bets.