...October 21, 2019 - NSW Ports has maintained its healthy market position as the second-largest port in Australia and main gateway to New South Wales, underpinned by its landlord business model. - At the same time, higher capital spending and an increase in distributions in line with the port's target capital structure policy would reduce its FFO-to-debt ratio toward 8%-8.5%, which remains consistent with the current rating level. - On Oct. 22, 2019, S&P Global Ratings affirmed its '###' long-term issuer credit rating on NSW Ports. - The stable outlook reflects our view that economic growth over the next two years in the State of New South Wales and the port's index-linked tariffs will support the port's growth. MELBOURNE (S&P Global Ratings) Oct. 22, 2019--S&P Global Ratings said today that it has taken the rating actions listed above. We affirmed the ratings on NSW Ports to reflect the port's entrenched market position as the second-largest port in Australia. The port is the only container...