The rating on Detroit-based General Motors Co. (GM) reflects, among other factors: Standard&Poor's Ratings Services' expectation that GM remains profitable in North America, even if EBIT margins do not improve significantly compared with 2010; The contribution from GM's strong shares in the growth markets of China (No. 1 market share) and Brazil (No. 3), where we expect sales to remain vibrant although potentially volatile; Our view that GM will continue to generate positive free operating cash flow (before any large voluntary pension contributions) in its global automotive operations; Our assumption that GM will use a portion of its substantial cash balances to address its massive unfunded global pension liabilities (underfunded in the U.S. by $11.5 billion as of
RESEARCH Summary: General Motors Co. Publication date: 18-Aug-2011 Primary Credit Analyst: Robert Schulz, CFA, New York (1) 212-438-7808; robert_schulz@standardandpoors.com Secondary Contact: Dan Picciotto, CFA, New York (1) 212-438-7894;...
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General Motors Co. Corporate Credit Rating Raised To 'BB+' From 'BB-'; Outlook Revised To Stable From Positive – 2011/09/29 – US$ 150.00
Research Update: General Motors Co. Corporate Credit Rating Raised To 'BB+' From 'BB-'; Outlook Revised To Stable From Positive – 2011/09/29 – US$ 225.00
Bulletin: General Motors Co. Third-Quarter Earnings Do Not Affect Rating – 2011/11/09 – Free
General Motors Co. – 2011/12/01 – US$ 500.00
Summary: General Motors Co. – 2011/12/01 – US$ 225.00
Bulletin: General Motors Co. Ratings, Outlook Not Affected By Second-Quarter Earnings Announcement – 2011/08/04 – Free
Bulletin: General Motors Co. First-Quarter 2011 Results Do Not Affect Ratings Or Outlook – 2011/05/05 – Free
Bulletin: General Motors Co. Ratings Unaffected By Announcement Of Ally Financial Inc. Preferred Stock Sale – 2011/03/23 – Free
Bulletin: General Motors Co.'s Fourth-Quarter Earnings Do Not Affect Rating – 2011/02/24 – Free
General Motors Co. – 2011/02/09 – US$ 500.00
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