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Seaboard Corp V.SEB


Primary Symbol: SEB

Seaboard Corporation is primarily engaged in hog production and pork processing; commodity trading and grain processing; cargo shipping services; sugar and alcohol production, and electric power generation. Its segments include Pork, CT&M, Marine, Sugar and Alcohol, Power and Turkey. Pork segment primarily produces and sells pork products to further processors, foodservice operators, distributors and grocery stores. CT&M segment is engaged in agricultural commodity trading, processing and logistics business. Marine segment provides cargo shipping services in the United States and 27 countries in the Caribbean and Central and South America. Sugar and Alcohol segment operates an integrated sugar and alcohol production facility in Argentina. Power segment uses two power-generating barges for its operations: Estrella Del Mar II and Estrella Del Mar III. Turkey segment operates Butterball, which is an integrated producer and processor of conventional and antibiotic-free turkey products.


NYSEAM:SEB - Post by User

Comment by mjh9413on Nov 06, 2019 10:32pm
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RE:some overhang to chew thru (fin out today)

RE:some overhang to chew thru (fin out today)They needed a lifeline to make themselves potentially viable, paying off the Paradigm debt they were left with after the 'deal'  most of which was not adhering to covenants, but is it enuf?
They had ~$13MM of debt last financials (some of which was prime+ vs the new Deb!) and they have still to get a new credit facility on top of this 'lifeline' so all is not cemented with regard to debt burden (it's just the "lifeline' holder is prepared to wait at least a couple of years.) However what we need NOW is for  management and the BoD to finally come thru with the ability to steer the company to positive cash flow, and meaningful cash flow. Enough of all this ancient talk of RFP and client potential, we need real financial progress to support the total share count of about 1/4million.
Hey, the Deb holder is hardly at risk as it is secured to the hilt, which makes me wonder what unsecured credit facility they can negotiate unless Deb is subordinate to this lending. It's beyond Good Luck now.
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