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Lumen Technologies’ dollar bonds dropped after it reported a net loss of $8.74bn. The company was hit by an impairment charge of $8.8bn in Q2 due to a sustained decline in their share price and variance in the market valuation in the April-June period. Revenues during the second quarter were at $3.66bn, slightly below estimates of $3.67bn. Its long-term debt at end-June stood at $19.9bn. The telecommunications company’s dollar bonds have been under pressure since February where it gave a soft earnings forecast. Decline in its traditional internet services has hurt its revenues and Lumen is undergoing a digital transformation process to sift through its operations.
Its 5.125% 2026s dropped 6 points to 52 cents on the dollar, yielding 28%.
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