BAE Expects COVID-19 Trading Disruptions

April 03, 2020
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Credit: Airbus
BAE Systems says it sees “significant disruptions” to trading in the second quarter as governments tackle the impacts of the novel coronavirus pandemic. Issuing a trading update on April 3, the company announced it would delay its dividend payment to free up cash to get through the impact of COVID...

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