Credit rating
Fundamental analysisAn agency’s assessment of a borrower’s ability to meet debt obligations on time.
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An agency’s assessment of a borrower’s ability to meet debt obligations on time.
Free, detailed research answering the one question equity analysts skip: can this company survive?
A reduction in a credit rating, reflecting weakened ability to service debt.
Raises borrowing costs at exactly the moment the company can least afford them.
Amounts owed to suppliers for goods and services received in the ordinary course of business.
Funding with no interest line, no covenant and no credit rating, and none of it appears in borrowings, net debt to EBITDA or debt-to-equity. It is repayable on demand in the only sense that matters: the supplier can stop supplying.