How a company will lose when its share price go down?

when someone buy shares from a company (for ex. 100'000.00$ worth of shares) , so the company will receive about 100'000.00$ .... let's suppose the company kept that amount in bank !....

at the same time the owner of the shares can sell / buy and make profit at the stock ex. market ... some times he may loses , becauses the shares might drop in price .... (for ex. if his shares value drop down to 50'000.00$ in the ex. market , so he actually loses half his investment) ...

my question is : the company already recieved 100'000.00$ "now in its bank account" .... so how the drop in the shares value will affect the company ?

Note:
Please let the answer be about the decrease in shares price and how that will affect the company ,

Actually when you buy stock you aren't buying it from the company you're buying it from another investor. The company only makes money when it sells off the stock initially (an initial public offering) and then it just keeps the money and uses it to fund expansion. A company is not directly affected by its stock price, though the employees of the company may be.

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