"On 6 November 2017, S&P assigned us a “BB+”long-term corporate credit rating with stable outlook. We believe we are the only real estate investment manager in Germany that has been assigned a corporate credit rating from an international rating agency. The rating improves ouraccess to capital market financing, in particular, to the bond market and enables us to further diversify our funding and capital structureand extend the averagematurity of our debt. We are also committed to achieving an investment grade credit rating in the future."
Der letzte Satz lautet auf deutsch: "Wir haben uns auch verpflichtet, in Zukunft ein Investment-Grade-Rating zu erreichen."
BB+ ... ist das Investment- Grade? ... ich meine: nein ... von der Erfüllung der 2018 eingegangenen Verpflichtung ist corestate meilenweit entfernt
Am 22.04.2020 gab es folgende Meldung:
"S&P Global Ratings revised its outlook on Corestate Capital Holding SA to stable from positive and affirmed its BB+ long-term issuer credit rating.
The outlook follows a material revision in the company's revenues forecast by the rating agency in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ratings expects a single-digit drop in revenues and debt to adjusted EBITDA to decrease below 3x during 2021 for the residential real estate company.
The rating affirmation is based on Corestate's track record of integrating acquisitions, including that of France-based Stam Europe in January, and continued improvement of its governance and operating infrastructure. "
Ich verstehe das so: Die Beibehaltung des S&P ratings erfordert 2021 ein Verhältnis der Nettofinanzverschuldung/EBITDA unter Faktor 3,0. ´
Die KE hilft hierbei; zeigt aber auch wer das Heft des Handelns in der Hand hält. Meine Meinung.
VG