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Remington filing bankrupcy

Perception IS reality vis a vis the media - thus the rehashed news.

Company A pays too much of a premium for company B in an LBO, loads on the debt, builds new plants, moves, mismanages, misunderstands/times the markets/customers, (revenue does not support the debt), sells debt to institutional lenders, takes out a hefty management fee, then defaults. Senior equity holders get X% on the dollar, then rest take a bath. Bankruptcy - the debt is forgiven. presto. a game of chicken with U.S bankruptcy law underpinning it all. What's concerning is a defensive move to stem the possibility of future litigants/tort claims in another class action suit in this industry.
 
The local Philadelphia news ran the story. "Remington Arms going bankrupt because of pressure from anti gun groups and threat of new gun restriction laws." Fake news!
 
The local Philadelphia news ran the story. "Remington Arms going bankrupt because of pressure from anti gun groups and threat of new gun restriction laws." Fake news!
Here you go:

"Hedge fund craters one of America's best known brands - stripped all working capital, saddled with debt, files bankruptcy" Sub-head : C___ Group swings for fence, strikes out, bankrupts team.
 
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Here you go:

"Hedge fund craters one of America's best known brands - stripped all working capital, saddled with debt, files bankruptcy" Sub-head : C___ Group swings for fence, strikes out, bankrupts team. Hedge Fund : "We were made whole, a great deal!"

Wow, where did you learn so much about corporate finance?
 
Perception IS reality vis a vis the media - thus the rehashed news.

Company A pays too much of a premium for company B in an LBO, loads on the debt, builds new plants, moves, mismanages, misunderstands/times the markets/customers, (revenue does not support the debt), sells debt to institutional lenders, takes out a hefty management fee, then defaults. Senior equity holders get X% on the dollar, then rest take a bath. Bankruptcy - the debt is forgiven. presto. a game of chicken with U.S bankruptcy law underpinning it all. What's concerning is a defensive move to stem the possibility of future litigants/tort claims in another class action suit in this industry.

You nailed it. This was obvious when it Rem was taken over what, ten years ago? In fact, insiders predicted it would happen. Anyone paying any attention to the financial statements would see this was coming.

It has nothing to do with AR's, etc. Bandwagon reporting, false connections, assumptions and skewed "news".
 
Perception IS reality vis a vis the media - thus the rehashed news.

Company A pays too much of a premium for company B in an LBO, loads on the debt, builds new plants, moves, mismanages, misunderstands/times the markets/customers, (revenue does not support the debt), sells debt to institutional lenders, takes out a hefty management fee, then defaults. Senior equity holders get X% on the dollar, then rest take a bath. Bankruptcy - the debt is forgiven. presto. a game of chicken with U.S bankruptcy law underpinning it all. What's concerning is a defensive move to stem the possibility of future litigants/tort claims in another class action suit in this industry.

Yeah......you may want to invest in a night school business course.
This outfit ran the company responsibly for 10 years, mostly good gun guys, including former VP Dan Quayle, built it up substantially, but likely over expanded with low interest debt.
There were no public equity holders and the equity firm lost theirs, 100%.
Nobody anticipated gun sales across the US to be down 35%-40% with big inventory build, anticipating a Hillory win.
 
Yeah......you may want to invest in a night school business course.
This outfit ran the company responsibly for 10 years, mostly good gun guys, including former VP Dan Quayle, built it up substantially, but likely over expanded with low interest debt.
There were no public equity holders and the equity firm lost theirs, 100%.
Nobody anticipated gun sales across the US to be down 35%-40% with big inventory build, anticipating a Hillory win.
duly noted. no one buys into an investment looking to lose. Still, a shame for Remington. I stand corrected.
 
Sure it is, however, it will still likely operate under reorganization.
Even the bidggest gun companies in the USA are still pretty small in the corporate world, does'nt take much.
 
Yeah......you may want to invest in a night school business course.
This outfit ran the company responsibly for 10 years, mostly good gun guys, including former VP Dan Quayle, built it up substantially, but likely over expanded with low interest debt.
There were no public equity holders and the equity firm lost theirs, 100%.
Nobody anticipated gun sales across the US to be down 35%-40% with big inventory build, anticipating a Hillory win.
Pfffft....:rolleyes:
 

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