The real reason Boeing didn’t take government bailout money - News Summed Up

The real reason Boeing didn’t take government bailout money


That the things Boeing is doing that seem designed to help its stock price could instead end up hurting the company? ADAt Thursday afternoon’s price of about $128.65 as I write this, those shares were worth only about $23.7 billion. That’s because the securities, which carried the lowest investment-grade rating there is, have an unusual provision that will boost Boeing’s interest cost should its credit rating be downgraded further. ADIf Boeing’s rating falls a notch, it would cost Boeing an extra 0.25 percent of annual interest, or $62.5 million a year. I suspect that in the long run, we taxpayers will be better off than if we’d made a bailout loan deal with Boeing.


Source: Washington Post May 07, 2020 18:21 UTC



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