RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:The debt reorganisation jobI think the picture is getting a bit clearer. They will have $750M left for the
2027, right through till 2032. Easy math. That's $750M X 6 years (2027-2032) = $4.5B
They're paying off the 2026 totally. And they are reducing the 2027 to $750M.
So they will now pay off, from 2024 till 2025 another $1B as they said. So that's $5.5 -$1B = $4.5B. In 2026 they start paying off 2027 and they'll be 2 years ahead of each $750M Bond.
Remember they'll also have $1.2B in reserves every year from 2024 on as well. They're exactly where they wanna be. The best part of this, is pretty simple. They'll reduce the LTD to $3.75B by the end of 2026. That exactly where this is going. Every bond will be paid off easily 2 years in advance. They will also have $300M of +FCF left over every year to put into reserves, starting from 2026 onward, for Investor support through share buybacks, and they'll get closer Investment grade by the end of 2026. I just don't see this plan changing. This is exactly how this is evolving right now.
bicente wrote: MyNameIsNobody wrote: Lol..numbers came out while I was writing my previous posting.
They did manage to get a good deal, the debt is being massaged and coddled into something the market will appreciate.
Great job from Bart Demosky.. again!
They are making the moves that they can ... remember that they are setting up around the world and some funds are needed for these moves , sometimes minor changes make a big difference... I would have been worried if they were not saving any money ..GLTA