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Debt leverage

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Debt leverage
Amplification of the return earned on equity when an investment or firm is financed partially with borrowed money.


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The ratings and Outlook reflect TEP's high debt leverage, covenants in the utility's bank facilities that restrict debt-leverage relative to EBITDA and prospective mortgage debt issuance and the need for amendments to its bank facilities in 2008 to comply with the debt-leverage ratio covenant included therein.
The ratings and Outlook reflect TEP's high debt leverage, covenants in the utility's bank facilities that restrict debt-leverage relative to EBITDA and prospective mortgage debt issuance and the need for amendments to its bank facilities in 2008 to comply with the debt-leverage ratio covenant included therein.
The ratings affirmation and Stable Outlook reflect: TEP's high debt leverage; covenants in the utility's bank facilities that restrict debt leverage relative to EBITDA and prospective mortgage debt issuance; and, the need for amendments to its bank facilities in 2008 to comply with the debt-leverage ratio covenant included therein.
 
 
 
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