Tech
Sky pleased with rating upgrades
Published Wednesday, Dec 10 2003, 15:26 GMT | By James Welsh
Sky has said it 'welcomes' the announcements by two investment services upping its debt rating to investment grade.
Standard and Poors now rates the company as BBB-, and Moody's Investors Service now rates Sky as Baa3. Both services now say the outlook on Sky's ratings look stable.
Standard and Poors now rates the company as BBB-, and Moody's Investors Service now rates Sky as Baa3. Both services now say the outlook on Sky's ratings look stable.
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