Carvana Co. ’s bonds are touching all-time lows, spotlighting investors’ concerns about the used-car seller’s long-term trajectory as it burns cash and faces rising borrowing costs.
Carvana’s long-term bonds have declined to distressed levels, with some now trading as low as 33 cents on the dollar on Wednesday, a sign that investors don’t believe they will be paid back in full. The yield on their 10.25% notes was over 30% as of Tuesday, according to MarketAxess , a sign that Carvana would struggle to borrow from bond markets presently.
Carvana Co. ’s bonds are touching all-time lows, spotlighting investors’ concerns about the used-car seller’s long-term trajectory as it burns cash and faces rising borrowing costs.
Carvana’s long-term bonds have declined to distressed levels, with some now trading as low as 33 cents on the dollar on Wednesday, a sign that investors don’t believe they will be paid back in full. The yield on their 10.25% notes was over 30% as of Tuesday, according to MarketAxess , a sign that Carvana would struggle to borrow from bond markets presently.