Due to the ongoing strike, Boeing has been placed on S&P's negative credit watch list
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发表于 2024-10-9 09:45:04
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International rating agency Standard&Poor's announced on October 8th local time that it has placed Boeing on a negative credit watch list as the company still has about 33000 workers on strike. This means that Boeing's credit rating may be downgraded to junk level. S&P estimates that Boeing will experience approximately $10 billion in cash outflows in 2024 and may require additional funding.
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