Rating
Rating agencies evaluate the creditworthiness of companies. A rating describes the assessment of a company's ability to meet its interest and repayment obligations in the future. The higher the rating, the smaller the estimated potential risk. A company with a good rating can, as a rule, borrow money on the capital market on better terms than a company with a poor rating.
K+S has an "investment grade" rating provided on 23 April 2009. This rating was sought by us and enables us to achieve our financial objectives.
Current Ratings
| Rating agency | Rating | Outlook | Date of last update |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard &Poor's: | BBB+ | stable | 08 September 2011 |
| Moody's: | Baa2 | stable | 29 November 2010 |
Here you can find the Rating definitions of Standard&Poor's and Moody's.
A rating history since initiation on 23 April 2009
More information on the financial situation and the net indebtedness
