NFLX gathered 112 Emmy nominations last year. Events like this have kept investors hopeful that NFLX debt financing will "create growth" in the short term. @ProfLowell#fin2209
At the current liabilities level of US$5.47b, NFLX has been able to pay short-term liabilities with current assets of US$7.67b, and a current ratio of 1.4x. @ProfLowell#fin2209
With NFLX’s recent rise in debt, the company currently has US$2.82b remaining in cash and short-term investments for investing into the business. #fin2209@ProfLowell
NFLX long-term debt reached $8.34 billion- it needs to continue to invest in original programming in order to remain competitive, especially when others like @apple are encroaching into streaming territory. @ProfLowell#FIN2209
Funds for new content were raised in the form of senior unsecured notes. This recent debt offering is the 6th time in four years that Netflix is raising $1 billion or more through bonds @ProfLowell#FIN2209
NFLX committed to raising $2 billion to help fund content acquisitions, production, capex, investments, working capital and other strategic transactions. @ProfLowell#FIN2209
Despite rising profits, NFLX has (-) FCF and is accumulating more debt with the goal of producing high quality content. In 2018 NFLX spent more than $13 billion on new content assets. @ProfLowell#FIN2209
NFLX does not pay dividends— instead, NFLX wants to use that money to make new content, refinance debt, and sustain long term growth. @ProfLowell#FIN2209
According to https://t.co/WjS9LPQ1Rq,
stock market experts give NFLX an Outperform rating, despite a decrease in sales... content is king, and NFLX’s ability to produce quality content at a fast pace gives investors high hopes. @ProfLowell#FIN2209
NFLX Long-Term DE is 198.29- the company should leverage its assets more efficiently to take on debt and increase ROI for investors.@ProfLowell#FIN2209
Even though there was a slow-down in capex growth in 2018 and NFLX is currently showing negative FCF, Moody’s Investors predict that continued growth subs will improve margins over time and allow NFLX to hit break-even in 2022. #Fin2209@ProfLowell
Netflix Inc's twelve months Capex was $174mil at the end of 2018– NFLX posts below average annual Capital Expenditures growth of -20.25% every year. @ProfLowell#Fin2209
NFLX raises billions of dollars in debt financing to invest in its content library. NFLX uses the net proceeds from debt financing for content acquisitions, production and development, and capital expenditures to keep it ahead of the game. #Fin2209@ProfLowell
NFLX ended 2018 down 36% from early July, and is down 8% since January 15– Investors will not subsidize Netflix’s huge cash losses forever! NFLX needs to brainstorm more efficient ways to cover for increased content spending. @ProfLowell#Fin2209
Analysts from @CreditSuisse predict Netflix will reach 264 million subscribers and 40 percent global penetration in 2022. Its shares are up more than 6,000 percent the last 10 years and 33 percent this year alone. @ProfLowell#Fin2209
NFLX debt is getting expensive- interest rates and the company’s leverage is increasing. Its latest offering received a bad rating and a higher interest rate of 6%. To meet investors’ expectations for growth, Netflix must keep producing quality content. @ProfLowell#FIN2209
FAANG stocks may seem volatile, but sales growth expectations and price-earnings valuations lead to analysts predicting double digit share price increases in the near future ! @ProfLowell#FIN2209