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DIGICEL BILLIONS IN DEBT
By Hayden Boyce, Editor-in-Chief Thu, Jan 09, 2020
The Digicel Group is facing a billion dollar debt crisis and has recently been downgraded by two of the world's top ratings agencies, Fitch and Moody's, The SUN can confirm.
According to international reports, the Denis O’Brien-owned Digicel Group, the parent company of Digicel TCI, faces “imminent refinancing risk” and will have to restructure a large part of its almost $7 billion debt pile in the next 18 months. Reports quoted, Fitch, a global leader in credit ratings and research, which pushed its view on Digicel's creditworthiness deeper into what is termed junk status.
https://suntci.com/digicel-billions-in- ... 98-129.htm
screwbash wrote:will this affect trinidad? i going to sign up with flow yes.
neilsingh100 wrote:I wonder which company will purchase the Digicel assets in the Caribbean. América Móvil (Carlos Slim)?
death365 wrote:China Mobileneilsingh100 wrote:I wonder which company will purchase the Digicel assets in the Caribbean. América Móvil (Carlos Slim)?
maj. tom wrote:i for one, welcome our Winnie the Pooh overlord and hope that Trinidad will prosper under TikTok communism.
Dave wrote:Tax write off, they knew what they were doing. Actavo is the cable and internet which is the main hemorrhaging they experience so expect that would be the first to get affected if any.
2ndchance wrote:http://www.royalgazette.com/news/article/20200518/digicel-business-as-usual-despite-bankruptcy-court-move
The liquidators have made a Chapter 15 bankruptcy filing in the US. Some interesting info in the article.
All operations are affected.wagonrunner wrote:2ndchance wrote:http://www.royalgazette.com/news/article/20200518/digicel-business-as-usual-despite-bankruptcy-court-move
The liquidators have made a Chapter 15 bankruptcy filing in the US. Some interesting info in the article.
is it that this is only for bermuda and US operations?
https://www.offshorealert.com/insolvent-digicel-group-attempts-to-restructure-debt.aspx
pugboy wrote:I thought is the billions he does take in dividends that was bleeding it dry
Not to mention the exorbitant salaries they are known to pay.Dave wrote:Tax write off, they knew what they were doing. Actavo is the cable and internet which is the main hemorrhaging they experience so expect that would be the first to get affected if any.
Dave wrote:Without getting too technical you cannot take dividends if you don't have retained earnings (b/fwd profits) being carried forward otherwise it would seem as "double dipping" in the company.pugboy wrote:I thought is the billions he does take in dividends that was bleeding it dry
Not to mention the exorbitant salaries they are known to pay.Dave wrote:Tax write off, they knew what they were doing. Actavo is the cable and internet which is the main hemorrhaging they experience so expect that would be the first to get affected if any.
Dave wrote:Without getting too technical you cannot take dividends if you don't have retained earnings (b/fwd profits) being carried forward otherwise it would seem as "double dipping" in the company.pugboy wrote:I thought is the billions he does take in dividends that was bleeding it dry
Not to mention the exorbitant salaries they are known to pay.Dave wrote:Tax write off, they knew what they were doing. Actavo is the cable and internet which is the main hemorrhaging they experience so expect that would be the first to get affected if any.
Dave wrote:Selfish ppl when they know things going south, take what they can and bail.
Fun with Dick and Jane comes to mind.
Dave wrote:Should not is ethical, can not is legal.
Off course there are but with the scrutiny of shareholders it is harder to do without raising many questions that can't be answered.
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