https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/boeing-shops-10-billion-loan-at-price-similar-to-older-debt-1.1379410
Boeing Shops $10 Billion Loan at Price Similar to Older Debt
The company is marketing the loan as it weighs another cut to production
of its marquee 787 Dreamliner amid sluggish demand for its twin-aisle jet.
The new loan is expected to wrap up this week, said the people.
The lender group is expected to be smaller than that on its revolving
facilities, they added. Around 35 lenders participated in Boeing’s
existing credit lines.
The $10 billion size of the new loan may increase if participation interest
from banks exceeds the target size, the people said. Boeing has already
borrowed $21.5 billion of new debt since the crash of its first Max planes
in Indonesia in October 2018.
The fresh funding comes as Boeing contends with reimbursing customers,
keeping suppliers afloat and maintaining about 400 newly built Max that
it can’t deliver.
The latest loan would bring the total debt of the Max program to 31.5b
Against the receivables of 400 Max aircraft (yes I know we have more)
At 2 million net-profit per plane that gives us 800 million dollars
31,500,000,000 – 800,000,000 this leaves only $30,700,000,000
To be worked off, i.e. 15,350 Max aircraft need to be built and sold.
If we burn through All of That $31,500,000,000 in credit
Estimates vary from 8 billion to 24 billion for Max monetary damages.