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Aimia Inc T.AIM.PR.C


Primary Symbol: T.AIM Alternate Symbol(s):  T.AIM.PR.D | AIMFF | T.AIM.PR.A

Aimia Inc. is a diversified company. The Company operates through three segments: Bozzetto, Cortland International and Holdings. The Bozzetto segment is a provider of specialty sustainable chemicals, offering sustainable textile, water and dispersion chemical solutions with applications in several end-markets including the textile, home and personal care, plasterboard and agrochemical markets. The Cortland International segment consists of Tufropes and Cortland Industrial LLC (Cortland). Tufropes is a manufacturer of synthetic fiber ropes and netting solutions for maritime and other different industrial customers. Cortland is a designer, manufacturer, and supplier of technology advanced synthetic ropes, slings, and tethers to the aerospace & defense, marine, renewables, and other diversified industrial end markets. The Holdings segment includes investments in Clear Media Limited, Kognitiv, as well as minority investments in various public company securities and limited partnerships.


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Comment by nkbourbakion Mar 27, 2024 9:37am
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RE:Harvard Biz School case study...with emphasis on BS

RE:Harvard Biz School case study...with emphasis on BS Great post. Welcome to the peanut gallery.  I agree wholeheartedely with all of it.   These guys had literally zero concept of risk/reward.  The treated the half billion like my 9 year old son treats his birthday money -- seemingly desperate to spend it.  Cynically I wonder if they were in a hurry to use the cash only so an acquiror would be less inclined to wrest control. 

Don't forget the $2.7m bridge loan made to TradeX in Q2 or Q3 of last year, when they already knew the business was struggling.  Usually bridge loans are super senior, well-secured animals.  Not for Aimia.  Total writeoff, no recovery. 

The revenue decline at Tufropes is startling, and was very poorly addressed on the call. So much for increased transparancy.  




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