comunque il nocciolo della questione per Moody's e' questo:
Per June 2011, Yioula's liquidity position consisted of EUR 2.1 million of cash on balance sheet and EUR 17 million of undrawn short-term credit lines, free cash flow is expected to be break even at best for the next 12 months. This compares to a EUR 15 million term loan due per end of September 2011, regular amortization requirements amounting to a low single-digit amount over H2 2011 and EUR 87 million of short term credit lines coming up for renewal in Q1 2012. While Yioula is aiming to gradually substitute short term borrowings with longer term arrangements and to further diversify its banking network, this has so far not contributed to a more robust liquidity profile
Ovvero Yioula ha 2 milioni in cassa e altri 17 in linee di credito inutilizzate , il cash flow e' azzerato (se lo pappano tutto gli oneri finanziari) , ci sono 15 milioni da rimborsare il 30 settembre (e quindi ne restano 4) e altri 87 nel primo trimestre 2012.
Dove Yioula trovera' quegli 87 milioni nel panorama finanziario attuale e' il grande interrogativo.