Toshiba underwent capital reconstruction following the bankruptcy of its US nuclear unit, Westinghouse Electric, in 2017. The reconstruction involved selling off assets, issuing new shares, and raising capital.

1. Gather relevant information and data related to the capital reconstruction. This may include annual reports, press releases, financial statements, regulatory filings, and news articles.
2. Analyze the pre-reconstruction financial position, factors leading to the need for capital reconstruction, the reconstruction plan implemented, and the subsequent financial outcomes.

3. Analyze the challenges faced that necessitated the capital reconstruction.

4. Evaluate the impact of these challenges on the company's financial stability and performance.

5. Evaluate the specific strategies employed during the capital reconstruction process.

6. Examine the measures taken to address the identified issues, such as asset sales, debt

restructuring, cost-cutting initiatives, divestitures, or changes in management.

7. Assess the effectiveness of these strategies in resolving the company's financial challenges.

8. Analyze the impact of the capital reconstruction company's financial position.

9. Compare and contrast the financial indicators (e.g., revenue, profitability, liquidity, leverage)

before and after the reconstruction.

10. Assess the effectiveness of the strategies implemented in improving the company's financial

stability and performance.

11. Draw conclusions based on the analysis conducted and highlight the key lessons learned from

the capital reconstruction process of the selected company.

12. Provide recommendations or suggestions for improving future capital reconstruction processes.

13.Critically analyze the financial statements and supporting documents, apply relevant financial

analysis tools and techniques, and provide clear and well-supported conclusions.