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“Twitter should have no problem making its interest payment in late January, which could be funded with cash on hand or its revolving credit facility,” says Jordan Chalfin, a senior…
Amarveer Singh and Maria Nurgaziyeva, analysts at CreditSights, a debt rating agency, wrote: “December should see more support from Christmas shopping for both food and non-food retailing, although cold weather…
Twitter’s interest expense will be roughly $1.2bn a year, says Jordan Chalfin, a senior analyst at the credit research firm CreditSights. He adds: “It’s imperative that Twitter increase revenues and…
According to calculations by CreditSights, a credit research firm, the bank financing alone will leave Twitter highly leveraged once the deal is completed. Twitter’s gross indebtedness will be nine times its…
“Nods to heritage and legacy should be treated as just that,” wrote Neill Keaney, an analyst at the debt rating agency CreditSights.
Neill Keaney, a debt analyst at ratings agency Creditsights, said that British companies were “very much in the crosshairs of foreign suitors as Brexit weighs on valuations and equity prices”.