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S&P Global (SPGI) Cash from Discontinued Operations: 2010-2015

Historic Cash from Discontinued Operations for S&P Global (SPGI) over the last 6 years, with Dec 2015 value amounting to -$129.0 million.

  • S&P Global's Cash from Discontinued Operations fell 2250.00% to -$129.0 million in Q1 2015 from the same period last year, while for Mar 2015 it was $203.0 million, marking a year-over-year increase of 161.89%. This contributed to the annual value of -$129.0 million for FY2015, which is 138.17% down from last year.
  • According to the latest figures from FY2015, S&P Global's Cash from Discontinued Operations is -$129.0 million, which was down 138.17% from $338.0 million recorded in FY2014.
  • In the past 5 years, S&P Global's Cash from Discontinued Operations registered a high of $1.9 billion during FY2013, and its lowest value of -$129.0 million during FY2015.
  • Moreover, its 3-year median value for Cash from Discontinued Operations was $338.0 million (2014), whereas its average is $694.3 million.
  • In the last 5 years, S&P Global's Cash from Discontinued Operations spiked by 248.98% in 2013 and then plummeted by 138.17% in 2015.
  • S&P Global's Cash from Discontinued Operations (Yearly) stood at $436.0 million in 2011, then increased by 23.17% to $537.0 million in 2012, then soared by 248.98% to $1.9 billion in 2013, then crashed by 81.96% to $338.0 million in 2014, then crashed by 138.17% to -$129.0 million in 2015.