Declining revenues from end-of-life commercial film and consumer inkjet businesses; Substantial uncertainty around the company's ability to generate growth from digital and functional printing product lines Progress on cutting corporate overhead expenses; and An increased focus on generating recurring revenue from sales of consumable products such as printing plates and inks post-bankruptcy emergence. Substantial debt burden with leverage over 6x; Large pension and postretirement benefit liabilities; Weak free cash flow generation; and Large cash balance, offering some protection from operating volatility. The stable outlook on Rochester, N.Y.-based commercial imaging solutions provider Eastman Kodak Co. (Kodak) reflects our expectation that Kodak's significant cash balance of more than $600 million will provide credit support as it transitions its business away from consumer
