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A O Smith Corp V.AOS


Primary Symbol: AOS

A. O. Smith Corporation applies technologies and solutions to products manufactured and marketed worldwide. The Company operates through two segments: North America and Rest of World. Both the segments manufacture and market a comprehensive line of residential and commercial gas and electric water heaters, boilers, tanks, and water treatment products. Its Rest of World segment is primarily comprised of China, Europe, and India. The North America segment serves residential and commercial end markets with a range of products, including water heaters, boilers, water treatment products, and other. The Company also manufactures expansion tanks, commercial solar water heating systems, swimming pool and spa heaters, related products and parts. Its Lochinvar brand is a residential and commercial boiler brand in the United States. Its water softener branded products and problem well water solutions include the Hague, Impact Water, Water-Right, Master Water, Atlantic Filter and Water Tec brands.


NYSE:AOS - Post by User

Post by JimKon Jun 17, 2016 2:29pm
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Question for the board

Question for the board

Question for the board.

First assumption is that cash is paid out.

Second assumption is $32,000,000 is the cash amount to be paid(dubious at the rate they burn through it).

This works out at no more than $0.15 per share. What happens to the share price after cash is paid?

I believe it will plummet as only the cash is sustaining this share price.

What is the use of holding for the dividend only to find share price has dropped to next to nothing? If share price remained at about $0.12 and a dividend was paid then it all makes sense, but no way the share price without the cash can be sustained.

Just some thoughts while pondering selling my shares now rather than later.

Jim K

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