HOME ABOUT US ADVERTISE PREMIUM SUBSCRIBE KNOWLEDGE BASE HELP CONTACT VIDEO SURVEYS  
Friday
24 May 2013
Make MNN my HomePage 
 






Moody’s keeping an eye on FMG


CREDIT agency Moody's said it would keep Fortescue Metals Group under review for a possible downgrade, despite the miner yesterday announcing a new $US4.5 billion ($A4.3 billion) debt facility.



You are not logged in or not authorised to view this page.

Get Your FREE 30 Day Trial Now!

First Name
Last Name
Phone
Email Address
Confirm Email

OR

Members Login Here

Email Address
Password
 

  • Note: Cookies must be enabled to log in
  • Forgotten Your Password? Click here
  • Having problems? View our help page here.

Click here to read the rest of today's news stories.



 



Company Search




Story Search









Advanced Search

Site search sponsor






LATEST NEWS

Bourse extends losses


Underwater debut for Classic


Mining Briefs: Apex, Golden Rim and more


Rum Jungle sweetens offer


Genesis encouraged despite demoted resource


Graphite hits for Archer


Hog gets a free kick


Global Wrap: Areva, Glencore and more


Centrex welcomes Port Spencer status upgrade


Mindarie mine opens

RELATED LINKS

[COMPANY]
-FORTESCUE METALS GROUP LIMITED [FMG]
[SECTION]
-Investment News
-General
[REGION]
-Australia
[COMMODITY]
-Iron Ore News
[RELATED STORY]
-Negative outlook for resources
-FMG secures more expansion funds
-Moody’s give FMG notes issue a B1 rating
-S&P reviewing FMG
-FMG in talks to control debt
-Dryblower on the excruciating process through which FMG will now pass
-FMG rallies on debt deal
-FMG reaches deal with Leucadia
-FMG reaches another milestone
-Sacked FMG workers welcome back: Forrest
-FMG to upsize US offering



UPCOMING
EVENTS
Advanced Flotation
ALTA 2013 Nickel-Cobalt-Copper, Uranium & Gold Conference
Financial Modelling for Mining Projects - Perth
Geology for Non-Geologists
THE MINERAL PROCESSING INNOVATION AND OPTIMISATION INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS: 2013
Native Title & Cultural Heritage Training
  View all events