Most investors would say no. If a company is selling its cafeteria food to stay afloat, chances are (a) there won't be a company tomorrow or (b) it will find some way to repudiate inconvenient contracts, e.g. go bankrupt.

Some very smart people bought into an Argentinian oil and gas deal. Then the friendly government became less friendly and their deeds were worthless pieces of paper.

Even if you buy assets from a government in turmoil...

what is the likelihood that any new government emerging from that turmoil will allow you to keep the assets you purchased?

Historically... the odds have not been favorable to investors.