Credit Facility Draw Downs

50 S&P 500 Companies Signal Credit Facility Usage Amid COVID-19Pandemic

As a hedge against the brutal impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on earnings and cash flow, 50 S&P 500 companies disclosed that they have or plan to soon draw down on credit facility arrangements as short-term bridge loans to get them through the next 12 months. The chart below with data from the CompanyIQ® SEC EDGAR search tool has the details through March 24, 2020.

Among the biggest draw downs are:

  • General Motors – $16B
  • Ford – $15.4B
  • Boeing – $13.8B
  • Carnival – $5.8B
  • Kraft Heinz – $4B.
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