The above numbers suggest that thyssenkrupp stands with its back to the wall. The group’s earnings were lower than we had anticipated, but equity has fallen by clearly more than we had pencilled in. This is the result of other comprehensive income that amounted to a loss of €842m (loss of €51m in the previous year). Consequently, no dividend will be paid.

21 Nov 2019
Shareholders' funds €1.75bn but €12.7bn of net debt plus pension provisions

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Shareholders' funds €1.75bn but €12.7bn of net debt plus pension provisions
thyssenkrupp AG (TKR:WBO) | 0 0 0.4% | Mkt Cap: 14,231m
- Published:
21 Nov 2019 -
Author:
Hans-Peter Wodniok -
Pages:
3 -
The above numbers suggest that thyssenkrupp stands with its back to the wall. The group’s earnings were lower than we had anticipated, but equity has fallen by clearly more than we had pencilled in. This is the result of other comprehensive income that amounted to a loss of €842m (loss of €51m in the previous year). Consequently, no dividend will be paid.