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finance1 year ago

Big Lots (BIG) Stock Plunges Amid Ongoing Losses and Financing Concerns

Big Lots (BIG) shares fell 27.6% after an analyst downgraded the stock's rating to Sell and expressed concerns about the company's financial situation. The company provided comments on its preliminary fourth-quarter results and announced plans to report full-year 2023 results on March 7, 2024. Recent reports of the company seeking a loan amidst liquidity concerns have also impacted its stock. Despite recent challenges, the company reported strong second-quarter results and executed sale leaseback transactions to strengthen its liquidity position.

via Yahoo Finance|
#big-lots#downgrade#finance
finance2 years ago

"Plug Power's Liquid Green Hydrogen Initiatives Impact Stock Performance and Investor Sentiment"

Plug Power has taken steps to address its liquidity concerns by unveiling plans to raise $1 billion in equity capital through an at-the-market program and finalizing a term sheet with the Department of Energy for a $1.6 billion loan facility. The company also started operations at its Georgia plant, the country's largest liquid green hydrogen plant, which is a significant milestone for its growth strategy. While these developments are positive, Plug Power remains a high-risk, high-reward investment due to its ambitious expansion plans and ongoing need for funding.

via The Motley Fool|
#equity-capital#finance#funding
finance2 years ago

"Plug Power's Liquid Green Hydrogen Initiatives Impact Stock Liquidity and Investor Sentiment"

Plug Power, a hydrogen stock, has plummeted nearly 80% over the past year due to liquidity concerns, but has unveiled plans to raise $1 billion in equity capital through an at-the-market program and is finalizing a term sheet with the Department of Energy for a $1.6 billion loan facility to shore up its liquidity. The company has also started operations at its Georgia plant, the country's largest liquid green hydrogen plant, and aims to significantly expand its hydrogen production capacity to drive revenue growth. However, while the recent moves to bolster liquidity are positive, the company still faces significant risks and may need to sell a lot of stock to finance its growth, making it too risky for most investors to buy at this time.

via Yahoo Finance|
#equity-capital#finance#funding
business2 years ago

"Renewed debt fears trigger sharp decline in China property stocks"

Chinese property stocks, including Country Garden, tumbled on renewed debt fears for the sector. JP Morgan downgraded Country Garden and its property services arm, citing liquidity concerns unless the Chinese government provides more policy support. The Hang Seng Mainland Property Index fell over 5%, while shares of Longfor Group, Sunac, China Vanke, and China Overseas Land and Investment also declined. Weakness in China's real estate sector could have long-term economic implications and potentially impact neighboring countries. The property market is expected to experience an "L-shaped recovery" with steep declines followed by a slow recovery rate.

via CNBC|
#business#china#debt-fears
cryptocurrency2 years ago

Bitcoin Bounces Back Above $27K Amid Debt Ceiling Debate and Technical Indicators

Bitcoin rebounded above $27,000 after dipping below $26,000 on Friday, with investors weighing upcoming debt ceiling talks and liquidity concerns in crypto markets. Ether also rose more than 1% to hover around $1,830, while altcoin liquidity suffered a 17% drop on a monthly basis. The CoinDesk Market Index (CMI) was up roughly 1.8% for the day. Investors will be eyeing several economic readings for indications of a slowdown, including U.S. monthly retail sales and housing data.

via CoinDesk|
#bitcoin#cryptocurrency#debt-ceiling
finance2 years ago

Diebold Nixdorf's Stock Plummets Amid Liquidity Concerns and Lender Talks.

Diebold Nixdorf shares plunged 23% premarket after the company cited "near-term pressure on liquidity" in a lender presentation due to the adverse effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on its operations and financial results. The firm has continued to operate manufacturing facilities to fulfill existing orders and is currently procuring for 2Q given lead times, resulting in a "steady use of cash" to achieve the demand plan/production forecast. Going forward, it would like to discuss with lenders a going-concern waiver, immediate solutions to achieve temporary incremental liquidity, and long-term considerations regarding capital structure.

via Seeking Alpha|
#covid-19#diebold-nixdorf#finance