Sharp Reconstruction Plan Likely To Positively Affect Ratings If Reduced Debt, Investment Funds For Growth Are Included - S&P Global Ratings’ Credit Research

Sharp Reconstruction Plan Likely To Positively Affect Ratings If Reduced Debt, Investment Funds For Growth Are Included

Sharp Reconstruction Plan Likely To Positively Affect Ratings If Reduced Debt, Investment Funds For Growth Are Included - S&P Global Ratings’ Credit Research
Sharp Reconstruction Plan Likely To Positively Affect Ratings If Reduced Debt, Investment Funds For Growth Are Included
Published Feb 05, 2016
3 pages (1336 words) — Published Feb 05, 2016
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TOKYO (Standard&Poor's) Feb. 5, 2016--Standard&Poor's Ratings Services today said that a reconstruction plan for Japan-based electronics maker Sharp Corp. (CCC+/Negative/C) is likely to positively affect the company's credit quality if it reduces its debt and provides funds for investment in future growth. On Feb. 4, 2016, Sharp announced it was negotiating a bailout plan, including restructuring of its liquid crystal display (LCD) business, with two candidates, Innovation Network Corp. of Japan and Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. Ltd. (A-/Stable/--), and aimed to enter a final agreement in the next month. Further development in the talks will be a key factor in Standard&Poor's analysis of Sharp's credit quality. Regardless of which entity provides support,

  
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...TOKYO (Standard & Poor's) Feb. 5, 2016--Standard & Poor's Ratings Services today said that a reconstruction plan for Japan-based electronics maker Sharp Corp. (###+/Negative/C) is likely to positively affect the company's credit quality if it reduces its debt and provides funds for investment in future growth. On Feb. 4, 2016, Sharp announced it was negotiating a bailout plan, including restructuring of its liquid crystal display (LCD) business, with two candidates, Innovation Network Corp. of Japan and Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. Ltd. (A-/Stable/--), and aimed to enter a final agreement in the next month. Further development in the talks will be a key factor in Standard & Poor's analysis of Sharp's credit quality. Regardless of which entity provides support, the bailout plan will positively affect Sharp--now suffering from financial distress due to excessive debt and undercapitalization--if it reduces debt and provides funds for investment. However, we believe the company's...

  
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Ticker
6753@JP
Issuer
GICS
Consumer Electronics (25201010)
Sector
Global Issuers
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Region
United States
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