Boeing's Credit Rating On Negative Watch By S&P As Machinist Strike Enters 4th Week
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Boeing's credit rating has been placed on negative watch by S&P due to a machinist strike, which is causing significant financial strain. The strike is delaying production goals and may lead Boeing to issue new stock to raise $10 billion. Safety issues and labor disputes add to Boeing's challenges.
October 09, 2024 | 8:35 am
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Boeing's credit rating is on negative watch due to a machinist strike, causing financial strain and delaying production goals. The company may issue new stock to raise $10 billion, adding to existing safety and labor challenges.
The ongoing machinist strike is causing significant financial strain on Boeing, leading to a negative watch on its credit rating by S&P. This situation is delaying production goals and may force Boeing to issue new stock to raise $10 billion, which could dilute existing shares. Additionally, safety issues and labor disputes further complicate Boeing's recovery efforts.
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