Diebold Nixdorf fell in extended trading after the company said in a lender presentation that it’s facing “near-term pressure on liquidity.”
- Says has continued to operate manufacturing facilities to fulfill existing orders and is currently procuring for 2Q given lead times, resulting in a “steady use of cash” to achieve the demand plan/production forecast
- Notes “slower-than-expected” conversion of inventory into revenue
- 4Q and January realized revenue and adjusted Ebitda were below expectations
- Says ABL borrowing base availability below expectations
- Says would like to discuss with lenders a going-concern waiver, immediate solutions to achieve temporary incremental liquidity and long-term considerations regarding ...
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