Alstom Shares Drop 30 Percent Following Cash Flow Warning

Alstom shares fell 30 percent after the firm withdrew its cash flow target. The train maker expects a 1.5 billion euro outflow in the first half of the year.

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Shares of the French rail manufacturer AB SA plummeted by approximately 30% on Friday. This significant decline followed the company's decision to withdraw its three-year cash flow forecast, marking the second such warning from the firm based in France in less than three years.

An Alstom logo displayed at the company's manufacturing facility in Aytre, located near La Rochelle, France. REUTERS/Stephane Mahe/File Photo
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