The market is concerned that MNI may have trouble making its debt service as it moves into 2008. The firm recently took a $1.37 billion goodwill write-down, and Moody's said it may cut its debt rating on the company again. According to Reuters: The publisher faces "ongoing pressure on the company's cash flow from declining advertising revenue that contributed to a $1.5 billion write-down of newspaper assets in the third quarter, and the resulting challenge to reduce leverage to the ranges originally incorporated in the 'Ba1' rating," Moody's said in a statement.
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Monday, November 19, 2007
McClatchy faces concerns over debt service and cash flow
24/7 Wall Street: Investors are concerned about McClatchy's debt service and cash flow.