Derby-based firm says it is reviewing all funding options to get it through Covid-19 crisis
The jet engine maker Rolls-Royce has confirmed it is considering a £2.5bn cash call after months of speculation about its financial position, pushing shares in the company to a 16-year low.
The Derby-based engineering company said it was reviewing all funding options to shore up its balance sheet, including a rights issue, or issuing new debt.
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