EBITDA to interest focus on the earnings impact in 2002 of the economic recovery
French translation: De nouvelles exigences autour de l'EBITDA pour recentrer l'intérêt sur l'impact qu'aura la reprise é
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| 5 +2 | Les nouvelles exigences du ratio EBITDA / intérêts sont axées sur/sont basées sur l'impact |
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| 3 | De nouvelles exigences autour de l'EBITDA pour recentrer l'intérêt sur l'impact qu'aura la reprise é |
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De nouvelles exigences autour de l'EBITDA pour recentrer l'intérêt sur l'impact qu'aura la reprise é Explanation: De nouvelles exigences autour de l'EBITDA (connais pas BAIIA, BTW)pour recentrer (ou focaliser, ou ramener, ou réorienter) l'intérêt sur l'impact qu'aura la reprise économique attendue sur le bénéfice 2002. Le problème je pense était dans "EBITDA to interest": je comprends qu'on cherche par de "nouvelles exigences" (whatever this means) sur l'EBITDA à attirer l'attention (des commentateurs économiques et des investisseurs, presumably) sur l'impact sur le bénef qu'entraînerait la reprise économique qu'on attend vers la fin du 1er semestre 2002. C'est mon interprétation. HTH |
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peer agreement (net): +2Les nouvelles exigences du ratio EBITDA / intérêts sont axées sur/sont basées sur l'impact Explanation: de la reprise économique escomptée sur les bénéfices de l'entreprise. As pointed out, if your translation is for France, you would keep the English "EBITDA." Quebec French usage favours BAIIA. New requirements around EBITDA to interest focus on the earnings impact in 2002 of the expected economic recovery The (probably higher) EBITDA/interest ratio (surely a credit renewal requrement) has been set based on higher (expected) earnings that would result from the expected economic recovery. The "new requirements" may be part of credit requirements (see Greyhound example in your previous query). In other words, if there is an economic recovery, the company would have more funds available to service its interest, and consequently a higher EBITDA/interest ratio. |
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