Only a slight increase in interest rates will put even more pressure on debt, reduce cash flow, and offset potential investors to simple short term cash.
25% of revenue coming from integrated projects in defaulting countries puts even more risk into the equation while the company still preserves its luxury of massive in-house MfG plants, multiple, non-value adding HQ's, endless chains of completely useless unqualified managers, VP's and directors. What does a global personnel director for MFG do in the Netherlands of all places. There are over 1,000 employed transformation gurus, yet none of them have real practical experience in any of the top five consulting firms. Forget about IT.
This company is a bad investment and unfavorable for anybody considering employment. But I'm sure their c-suite is fully aware of that but have very limited control. One can only imagine the conspiracies and mob power battles that cause their presidents being terminated.
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Reposted from @PKPEacH-ake. Well said.