Tempo Automation Holdings said it got a default notice from its senior lender consortium, which cited factors including the company’s failure to make monthly payments due since July.
- Principal, interest and fees came to about $29.7m as of Sept. 15
- Tempo said it’s not able to repay the debt and that lenders may be able to start foreclosure proceedings
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