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Your Company: Sell It? Take a Partner? Find an Investor?

September 23, 2015 by Ted Leave a Comment

Capital Summit @ CEDIA Expo 2015 Announced

CEDIA Expo 2015 logoIntrepid Investment Bankers, LLC and Stiernberg Consulting have announced that they will once again partner to host a Capital Summit in conjunction with the CEDIA Expo taking place in Dallas next month from October 14-17. This is the second time the two companies – one a middle-market investment bank and the other an industry consulting firm – have held the event which offers attendees an expert panel sharing information on a variety of issues related to capital strategies.

See more on the agenda for the Summit, including who’s participating… [Read more…] about Your Company: Sell It? Take a Partner? Find an Investor?

Filed Under: Associations, Brands, Financial, News, Shows & Events Tagged With: Adam Abramowitz, CEDIA Expo, Gary Rabishaw, Intrepid Investment Bankers, John Stiernberg, Stiernberg Consulting, The Capital Summit

Try as It Might, Toshiba Can’t Seem to Turn the Page

September 9, 2015 by Ted 1 Comment

Toshiba signOn Monday, Toshiba released their twice-delayed final financial data for the last fiscal year (ended March 2015) in what it undoubtedly hoped would be the first step to turning the page from a scandal-racked year. But forces out of their control conspire to keep them in the hot seat – with a regulatory agency threatening large fines and a major shareholder demanding the company sue its former executives.

It looks like Toshiba’s troubles will continue… [Read more…] about Try as It Might, Toshiba Can’t Seem to Turn the Page

Filed Under: Asian Connection, Financial, Law, Management, Manufacturers, News, Pivot Point Tagged With: Olympus, Toshiba

Toshiba Stuns Markets Again, New Whistleblowers Claim More Wrongdoing

September 3, 2015 by Ted Leave a Comment

10 New Investigations into Allegations of Improprieties, Including at U.S. Subsidiary

Photo of Toshiba presidentJust when you thought things couldn’t get worse for the aging Japanese industrial giant, Toshiba Corp. again stunned the financial community in Japan – forced to postpone their already delayed financial reports which were expected at the end of August. The company said it was forced to delay the report in the face of ten whistleblowers who have come forward alleging more company misdeeds. The company has launched ten new investigations, including one at a U.S. subsidiary.

See more on this shocking development from the already damaged company… [Read more…] about Toshiba Stuns Markets Again, New Whistleblowers Claim More Wrongdoing

Filed Under: Asian Connection, Financial, Management, Manufacturers, News, Pivot Point Tagged With: scandal, Toshiba

Investment Advisor on Potential Nortek Acquisition: ‘Nortek is a Bit of a Train Wreck’

September 3, 2015 by Ted Leave a Comment

Nortek LogoAfter the Wall Street Journal revealed late last month that United Technologies Corp. (UTC) was in talks to potentially acquire Nortek, Inc., we questioned why UTC would even want to acquire Nortek. Within days of our post, investment advisory firm The Motley Fool (TMF) also raised the issue in a post last week about this not-quite-so-obvious marriage. Well, maybe it’s more like a dalliance than a marriage…at least at this point.

We found the Motley Fool’s analysis interesting – both in their clear-eyed assessment of Nortek and why the acquisition may in fact make sense for United Technologies.

See more on this Motley Fool discussion of the potential UTC-Nortek deal… [Read more…] about Investment Advisor on Potential Nortek Acquisition: ‘Nortek is a Bit of a Train Wreck’

Filed Under: Brands, Financial, Management, Manufacturers, News, Pivot Point, Strategy Tagged With: Core Brands, Elan, Gregory Hayes, Niles, Nortek, Nortek Inc., Panamax, SpeakerCraft, United Technologies Corp., Xantech

Why Would United Technologies Want to Acquire Nortek?

August 21, 2015 by Ted Leave a Comment

UTC logoThe Wall Street Journal broke the news yesterday that United Technologies Corp. is in talks to possibly acquire Nortek, Inc. Nortek is best known in our industry as the parent company of Core Brands, a collection of several prominent lines – such as Niles, Elan, SpeakerCraft (and others) – that are focused largely on the custom integration business, but also produces commercial and residential HVAC and air handling equipment. United Technologies is a large conglomerate with diversified holdings such as Pratt & Whitney jet engines, Otis elevators, and Carrier air-conditioning equipment.

See more on what we know so far on this potential deal, which isn’t much… [Read more…] about Why Would United Technologies Want to Acquire Nortek?

Filed Under: Brands, Financial, News, Pivot Point Tagged With: Greg Hayes, Nortek, Nortek Inc., United Technology, United Technology Corp.

Toshiba Struggles to Get Past Troubles

August 19, 2015 by Ted Leave a Comment

Toshiba FacilityToshiba Corp. has been subjected to almost daily press stories and analyses in the Japanese media on their continued struggles in the wake of a huge accounting scandal at the formerly blue-chip powerhouse company. The scandal was likely large in terms of financial losses, but even larger in terms of decimating the reputation of the company and its management. To turn the situation around, the company must start to build a new reputation for reliability. It isn’t going to be easy…

New President, new board, secret ballets…strange stuff… [Read more…] about Toshiba Struggles to Get Past Troubles

Filed Under: Asian Connection, Financial, Law, Management, Manufacturers, News, Pivot Point Tagged With: scandal, Toshiba

Planar Systems Acquired by Chinese Video Wall Maker Leyard Optoelectronic

August 13, 2015 by Ted Leave a Comment

Planar logoPlanar Systems, Inc. announced today that it has agreed to be acquired by Leyard Optoelectronic Co., Ltd., a leading Chinese provider of fine pitch LED video wall systems. Leyard will purchase all outstanding shares of Planar stock paying $6.58 per share, valuing the deal at $156.8 million. This represents a 42% premium over the value of the stock at closing before the deal was announced.

See more on this Leyard and this deal… [Read more…] about Planar Systems Acquired by Chinese Video Wall Maker Leyard Optoelectronic

Filed Under: Asian Connection, Brands, Financial, Manufacturers, News, Pivot Point Tagged With: acquisition, Leyard, Planar, Runco

Sales Down, Losing Money, Ingram Micro CEO Says ‘Doing a Great Job’

August 12, 2015 by Ted Leave a Comment

AVAD Parent Ingram Micro Reports Fiscal 2nd Quarter Results

Ingram Micro logoIngram Micro, Inc. reported results for the second quarter and first half of their current fiscal year and it would be easy to be confused by these results. Why? Well, sales were down 3.2%, operating earnings dropped an astonishing 98%, and last year’s net income plunged into a net loss this year. Yet CEO Alain Monié said in accompanying materials, “Our teams are doing a great job…”

Really?!?! See why Monié feels Ingram Micro’s doing a great job… [Read more…] about Sales Down, Losing Money, Ingram Micro CEO Says ‘Doing a Great Job’

Filed Under: Distributors, Financial, News Tagged With: Alain Monie, Ingram Micro

Nortek Management Scrambles in Wake of Troubling Q2 Results

August 6, 2015 by Ted Leave a Comment

Company Loses Almost 6% of Total Market Value in Just a Few Hours

Nortek 2015 Q2 PresentationNortek, Inc. released the results for its fiscal second quarter after the market’s close on Monday and took the unusual step of issuing optimistic performance guidance for the remainder of the year. The company does not typically release future performance guidance as a matter of policy, but did so in an apparent attempt to calm investor reaction to their troubling report. It didn’t work – investors reacted strongly on Tuesday by driving Nortek’s stock to a close of $75.23 per share, down sharply from the previous close of $79.88. In just a matter of hours, the total market value of Nortek collapsed almost 6%.

Why did investors react so strongly?… [Read more…] about Nortek Management Scrambles in Wake of Troubling Q2 Results

Filed Under: Brands, Financial, Management, Manufacturers, News, Pivot Point Tagged With: AVC, BlueBOLT, Core Brands, Elan, Furman, KORUS, Niles, Nortek, Nortek Inc., Panamax, Proficient, SpeakerCraft, Xantech

Toshiba’s Top Executive Team Resigns in Wake of Scandal

July 21, 2015 by Ted Leave a Comment

BREAKING NEWS

Toshiba CEO Hisao Tanaka
[PHOTO: REUTERS/Issei Kato]
Much as we anticipated in our report yesterday, at a press conference today in Tokyo, Toshiba President Hisao Tanaka has resigned from the company as a result of a broiling accounting scandal in which investigators say company bosses were involved in improperly inflating company profits. Vice Chairman, and Tanaka’s predecessor, Norio Sasaki and adviser Atsutoshi Nishida have also resigned in a startling confirmation of the severity of the crimes, as these executives are some of the most powerful individuals running the company up to now.

See more on this new development… [Read more…] about Toshiba’s Top Executive Team Resigns in Wake of Scandal

Filed Under: Asian Connection, Financial, News, Pivot Point Tagged With: Atsutoshi Nishida, Hisao Tanaka, Norio Sasaki, Toshiba

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