...NEP's very high capital expenditures (capex) and resulting low free operating cashflow (FOCF) continues to be a key credit risk, although we expect the company will maintain adequate liquidity over the next 12 months. The company has issued approximately $122.5 million of preferred stock, primarily to its financial sponsor, The Carlyle Group, and its management team while also entering into a sale-leaseback agreement to raise an additional $130 million through the first quarter of 2024 ($78 million has been raised as of ept. 30, 2023). NEP is currently building its NEP 360 infrastructure to mitigate its cycles of elevated capex, which typically incur high capex and low cash flow during broadcast contract renewals. This project entails centralizing production globally, significantly reducing its on-site footprint at its broadcast events. The NEP 360 plan could significantly reduce capex in future renewal cycles as centralized production hubs can be singularly updated without costly rebuilds...