A US analyst has expressed "increasing concerns" that AMD is heading toward a cash-flow crisis even a shareholders' ears prick to whispers that a private equity company is looking to buy a stake in the chip maker - or even the whole kit and kaboodle.
AMD's cash flow was questioned yesterday by American Technology Research analyst Doug Freeman, who told the firm's investor customers: "We were surprised to see AMD shares rally yesterday given what we believe to be increasing concerns about cash flow at the company... we think management will be forced to come to the capital markets for operating cash before the end of the summer."
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News source: The Reg
AMD's cash flow was questioned yesterday by American Technology Research analyst Doug Freeman, who told the firm's investor customers: "We were surprised to see AMD shares rally yesterday given what we believe to be increasing concerns about cash flow at the company... we think management will be forced to come to the capital markets for operating cash before the end of the summer."
View: The full story News source: The Reg
They have MANY new partners because of the lawsuit against Intel and their tactics.
Ignore this story.
In the same way if ATI was worth more than they borrowed to buy it then it strengthens. Mergers happen all the time in business.
It's like Vodafone in the uk has alot of debt, mostly because it is eating little companys up.
This seems a little illegal - declare a company as running broke, drive share price down, buy company real cheap, shares go back up to previous levels
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