Quebecor Worlds outlook has been revised from negative to stable, by Moodys Investors Service, after the group improved EBITDA and operating margins following its acquisition of World Color.
The company increased revenues and profit in 2000, posting net earnings of 72.8m compared with a net loss of 31.2m the previous year.
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