Recently, twitter has
trouble in its growth, so it was given debt by US ratings agency Standard and
Poors, according to Digital Marketing Agency
reported.
“Twitter's $1.8bn
(£1.1bn) September debt issue - IOUs sold to investors in return for interest -
were worthy of a "speculative" rating of BB-, three notches below
investment grade”, as S&P said.
“The company is
investing very aggressively in growth. Depending on the level of business
reinvestment, Twitter may not generate positive discretionary cash flow until
2016,” S&P said in a note.
Leading to twitter
reported in October, “There is a disappointing 7% fall in timeline views per
user - a closely watched measure of engagement - despite a 23% growth in its
user base in the third quarter”.
The company said, “its
fourth-quarter revenue might fall short of market expectations of $448.8mn
(£283mn)”.
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