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Exchange Income Corp T.EIF

Alternate Symbol(s):  EIFZF | T.EIF.DB.J | T.EIF.DB.L | T.EIF.DB.M | T.EIF.DB.K

Exchange Income Corporation is a Canada-based diversified acquisition-oriented company. The Company operates through two segments: Aerospace & Aviation and Manufacturing. The Aerospace & Aviation segment is comprised of three lines of business: Essential Air Services, Aerospace, and Aircraft Sales & Leasing. Its Essential Air Services includes both fixed wing and rotary wing operations. Aerospace includes its vertically integrated aerospace offerings that provide customized and integrated special mission aircraft solutions primarily to governments across the globe. Aircraft Sales & Leasing includes aftermarket aircraft, engine and parts sales and aircraft and engine leasing, along with aircraft management services. The Manufacturing segment is comprised of three lines of business: Environmental Access Solutions, Multi-Storey Window Solutions and Precision Manufacturing & Engineering. The Company also focuses on portable hydronic (glycol-based) climate-controlled equipment.


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Post by zeus55on Oct 10, 2013 10:55pm
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Post# 21809103

Fck 'em, I sold

Fck 'em, I soldAfter owning this stock for almost a decade, I finally gave up today after running some numbers.
If their Q3 is as bad as they are predicting, there could be NO free cash flow to pay the dividends.
In other words, they would have to borrow the $9+ million to pay the dividend.
I have no idea how the market might react to that, so I had no choice but to stand aside.

There may be a time in the future to get back in, but this Westower fiasco is pretty much strike three in my books. Strike one was a bit of over-promising and under-delivering on their maintenance costs. Strike two was the Bearskin acquisition, which I hated from the beginning. Westower is strike three.

I suggest doing a google search on Westower and its past. What I found always concerned me, but I thought EIF had maybe stumbled upon a turnaround story, and the AT&T contract seemed to support that idea.

Owning EIF over the years has made me a pile of money, and I wish nothing but the best for the company and its shareholders. I had hoped to be a shareholder into old age, but sadly, it was not to be.

GLTA

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