Bilfinger


9m 18: still burning too much cash, namely €263m over nine months

14/11/18 -"Overall, the company has burnt €263m since the beginning of the year, of which €85m from share buy-backs and €44m from dividends. We believe that financing shareholders’ remuneration through an ..."

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14/11/18
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