With a steep drop in stock prices, credit rating downgrades, and rising investor withdrawals, Gensol Engineering Limited is now in great financial crisis. These difficulties have sparked worries about possible insolvency of the business. The liquidity issue and sharp decline in the shares have heightened financial strain and jeopardized its future. Gensol has to look at debt restructuring, equity infusion, disposal of non-core assets, and operational cost control if it is to stay out of bankruptcy. This paper examines the financial difficulties of the company, the elements causing its susceptibility, and possible paths of recovery to bring investor confidence back in line with its operations.