Cummins
This quarterly event allows Cummins to update shareholders on performance.
What is an earnings call?
This term describes the cost of choosing one investment over another.
What is opportunity cost?
Cummins might pursue this type of growth by acquiring another company.
What is inorganic growth?
These are two ways Cummins REFINANCES its upcoming debt maturities depending on market conditions and strategic needs
What are cash on hand and new debt issuance to Cummins?
This ratio helps assess how efficiently Cummins uses its assets to generate revenue.
What is asset turnover?
This is the term for selling off a business unit to focus on core operations.
What is a divestiture?
These are the Reasons Cummins withdrew it’s 2025 financial outlook
What Impact do uncertainties in the global economic environment and supply chain disruptions Have?
This type of derivative contract gives the buyer the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell an asset at a predetermined price before a specified date.
What is an option?
This is the process of evaluating and selecting long-term investments aligned with strategic goals.
What is capital budgeting?
This is the year Cummins was added to the S&P 500
What happened in 2006?
This type of fund pools money from many investors to purchase a diversified portfolio of stocks, bonds, or other securities.
What is a mutual fund?
This financial buffer helps Cummins weather downturns or unexpected costs.
What is cash reserve or liquidity cushion?
Changes in this economic factor can lead to higher borrowing costs for Cummins
What are interest rates?
This term describes the practice of using borrowed funds to increase the potential return of an investment
What is margin trading?
This type of investment is prioritized when Cummins sees long-term strategic value, even if short-term returns are uncertain.
What is R&D or innovation investment?