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Waste Collection Demand & Sustainability Aid WM Amid High Debt
Source: zacks.com
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WM’s steady waste-service demand and pricing discipline, supported by sustainability investments, are a growth tailwind. However, the company’s high debt load and tight liquidity constrain financial flexibility. Overall, the balance of resilient operating fundamentals versus leverage/liquidity risk points to a cautiously negative near-term risk profile.
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