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Yes. It's a private company.
But he has obligations from his debtors
Sure, but that's another matter. If a laundromat has no desire to operate any longer, does it have to continue just because it has debt? I don't think so.
sure, but with contracts as big like this, it's highly likely that there are some special clauses that forbids him from just killing the project outright.
Also, he'd have a hard time coming up with the cash to pay off the 20B+ bucks he borrowed. He's rich, but not in cash.
(not saying that this is the case at all, the more likelyhood is that he's just an idiot)