Ryman Healthcare’s top brass faced tough questioning from analysts after its half-year results revealed net debt had eclipsed $3 billion.
It pushed debt-to-debt-plus equity, which is a way of calculating the leverage of a company, to 45.2%. A high leverage ratio typically indicates a high-risk,
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