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Neenah Inc. NP

Neenah Inc produces and sells a variety of paper and performance-based technical products. The company reportable segments include Technical Products which sells filtration products used to filter air, fuel, water, and oil in automobiles. It's Fine Paper and Packaging, sells paper for writing, specialty paper, and envelopes used in corporate-branded paper materials, labels, and packaging. The company generates maximum revenue from Technical product segment. Geographically, it operates in North America, Spain, Germany and Rest of Europe.


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Post by Rainmanon May 28, 2008 11:11am
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Downgrade on sale of mill

Downgrade on sale of mill

S&P Equity Research Downgrades Neenah Paper (NP) to Hold


May 8, 2008 6:33 PM EDT

S&P Equity Research downgrades Neenah Paper (NYSE: NP) from Buy to Hold.

S&P analyst, S. Benway, says, "NP posts Q1 EPS of $0.57 vs. $0.67, below our estimate of $0.75. The company during the quarter classified as discontinued its pulp unit, which had earned $0.31 in Q1 '07. We believe NP faces a tough environment in coming quarters as pulp and other raw materials costs are expected to continue rising. We are reducing our '08 EPS estimate to $1.50 from $2.20 to reflect this cost pressure, as well as the absence of the pulp business. For '09, we look for $1.75. We also lower our 12-month target price to $23 from $31 to reflect our reduced earnings forecast."

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