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And, shall be in for a few myself.
I like the company.
It shows me that the pps is near bottom.
Chiquita Brands insiders are buying their companies' shares on a large scale.
there is quite a bit of volume on the call side, we were playing this last year in the 4.50 range.
6 multiple for 2010...
Feb 23 (Reuters) - Chiquita Brands International Inc (CQB.N) posted a narrower quarterly loss, helped by higher banana sales, and the fresh fruit producer forecast strong 2010 revenue.
Chiquita, which competes with Fresh Del Monte (FDP.N) and Dole Food Co Inc (DOLE.N), posted a fourth-quarter net loss of $26 million, or 58 cents a share, compared with a loss of $413 million, or $9.30 a share, a year ago.
Excluding charges, the company posted a loss of 52 cents a share, compared with a loss of 74 cents a share, a year ago.
Net sales at the company, which also operates in Europe, rose 5 percent to $879 million.
Chiquita expects revenue in fiscal 2010 to rise 3 percent to 5 percent, implying full-year revenue of $3.61 billion to $3.68 billion.
Analysts on average were expecting revenue of $3.47 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
Shares of the company were up 15 cents in after-hours trade. They closed at $14.65 Tuesday on the New York Stock Exchange.
Options are suggesting a big Beat here...
Covered Call candidate
But at 16.90
Write the Feb 17.5 for 1.05
The stock has traded in a range of 16-19 for the past two months.
This could produce a nice 10% gain if called away in 4.5 weeks
its not 4.50 anymore is it.... thing is the chart looks like its starting to break out...low volume though.
Chiquita: Ratings Changes
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BOSTON (TheStreet) -- TheStreet.com's stock-rating model upgraded banana seller Chiquita Brands International(CQB Quote) to "hold."
The numbers: Second-quarter revenue declined 4% to $955 million, but net income increased 46% to $89 million and earnings per share climbed 52% to $1.95. Its gross margin rose from 19% to 22% and its operating margin increased from 7% to 11%. A quick ratio of 1.5 demonstrates ample liquidity. A debt-to-equity ratio of 1 indicates higher-than-ideal leverage.
The stock: Chiquita is up 1% this year, lagging behind major U.S. indices. The company doesn't pay dividends.
Chiquita promotes snacks during fall campaign
Published on 09/08/2009 02:30pm By Dawn Withers
Chiquita Brands International, Cincinnati, is launching a back-to-school campaign with a goal of fighting childhood obesity by promoting fresh fruit snacks and salads in TV and print ads.
Courtesy Chiquita Brands International
Chiquita expects to reach more than 20 million consumers across the country, according to a Sept. 8 news release, targeting parents and other consumers who want to ensure that kids have healthy snack options.
Running from August to November, the promotion focuses on Chiquita Fruit Bites, Chiquita bananas and Fresh Express Gourmet Café Salads. Chiquita banana TV ads will mention Chiquita Fruit Bites in 28 markets, according to the release.
Chiquita will also sponsor early morning TV news shows with a Chiquita Fruit Bites ad during weather, traffic or back-to-school segments, and households with children ages 6-10 will receive an interactive direct mailer that includes “kid-engaging” Chiquita stickers and coupons, the company said.
“With national statistics reporting that 90% of kids choose to eat before doing anything else when they get home, Chiquita believes it’s important that they make healthy decisions,” said Joe Huston, vice president, salads and healthy snacking, in the news release.
The company said samples of Chiquita Pineapple and Apple Bites will be distributed at concerts, festivals and sporting events in Chicago, Baltimore, Washington, D.C., Memphis, Tenn., and Cincinnati, and Chiquita Bites will appear on digital billboards in Chicago, Baltimore and Washington, D.C.
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Chiquita Brands International says it paid
murderous paramilitaries in Colombia to
protect its employees there, but families
of civilians killed by paramilitaries fault
the company for their deaths.
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The Price Of Bananas
Steve Kroft On How Colombian Paramilitaries Landed A U.S. Corporation
In Hot Water
(CBS) This story was first published on May 11, 2008. It
was updated on Aug. 9, 2009.
For American corporations, the rewards of doing business
abroad are enormous, but so are the risks. And over the past
25 years no place has been more perilous than Colombia, a
country that is just beginning to emerge from the throes of
civil war and narco-terrorism.
Chiquita Brands International of Cincinnati, Ohio, found out
the hard way. It made millions growing bananas there, only
to emerge with its reputation splattered in blood after
acknowledging it had paid nearly $2 million in protection
money to a murderous paramilitary group that has killed or
massacred thousands of people.
As correspondent Steve Kroft reported last year, the
victims' families are now suing Chiquita in an American
court, and investigators in Bogota and on Capitol Hill are
looking at other U.S. companies that may have done the
same thing.
From the air, the plains of the Uraba region are carpeted with
lush foliage of banana plantations, which have long provided a livelihood for the people of northern
Colombia. And for the better part of century, its best known product has been the Chiquita banana.
But since the 1980's, the business of bananas there has been punctuated with gunfire. First, the area was
taken over by Marxist guerillas called the "FARC," whose ruthlessness at killing and kidnapping was
exceeded only by the private paramilitary army that rose up to fight them. Chiquita found itself trying to
grow bananas in the middle of a war, in which the Colombian government and its army were of no help.
"These lands were lands where there was no law. It was impossible for the government to protect
employees," says Fernando Aguirre, who became Chiquita's CEO long after all this happened.
Aguirre says the company was forced to pay taxes to the guerillas when they controlled the territory in
the late 1980s and early 90s. When the paramilitaries, known as the "AUC," moved in in 1997 they
demanded the same thing.
"Did the paramilitaries state, specifically to you, that if you didn't make the payments, your people
would be killed?" Kroft asks.
"There was a very, very strong signal that if the company would not make payments, that things would
happen. And since they had already killed at least 50 people, employees of the company, it was clear to
everyone there that these guys meant business," Aguirre says.
Chiquita only had a couple of options and none of them were particularly good. It could refuse to pay
the paramilitaries and run the risk that its employees could be killed or kidnapped, it could pack up and
leave the country all together and abandon its most profitable enterprise, or it could stay and pay
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leave the country all together and abandon its most profitable enterprise, or it could stay and pay
protection, and in the process, help finance the atrocities that were being committed all across the
countryside.
"These were extortion payments," Aguirre says. “Either you pay or your people get killed.”
"And you decided to pay," Kroft remarks.
"And the company decided to pay, absolutely," Aguirre says.
There was no doubt in the company's mind that the paramilitaries were very bad people, Aguirre says.
Just how bad was already becoming evident. The paramilitaries, who were funded initially by large
landowners, and later by the cocaine trade, not only drove the Marxist guerillas from the area, they tried
to eliminate anyone who might have leftist sympathies, from labor leaders to school teachers. Sometimes
entire villages were wiped out in the most grisly fashion. Gloria Cuartes was the mayor of Apartado, and
witnessed much of it with her own eyes.
"I was a mayor whose job was just to gather the dead," Cuartes says.
In 1996 she went to a school to talk to the children about the violence that surrounded them. While she
was there, the paramilitaries arrived and murdered a 12-year-old boy, whose only crime had been to
announce their presence.
"They cut off his head, and they threw the head at us," Cuartes remembers. "I went into a state of panic.
They were there for four hours, with their weapons, firing shots toward the ceiling. One hundred girls
and boys were with me. The children did not scream. They were in shock."
Asked if they said anything to her, Cuartes says, "No. Their language was death. Their message was that
if they could do this to children, they could do it to me."
As the atrocities piled up all across the country, Chiquita continued to make the payments to the
paramilitaries, viewing itself as a victim of the violence, not a facilitator.
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wow 15 bucks ah! too bad the only bananas I got are in the kitchen, lol
BOOM BANANAS Chiquita posts higher profit; shares soar
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(Reuters) - Banana distributor Chiquita Brands International Inc (CQB.N) posted a higher second-quarter profit, helped by tighter cost control, and said its full-year results would be "significantly improved," sending its shares soaring 21 percent after the bell.
Separately, Chiquita named Michael Sims as its new Chief Financial Officer, in place of Jeffrey Zalla.
The company said its full-year results will be boosted by effective cost cutting and better-than-expected first-half results in both its salads and bananas segments.
Chiquita also said it expects operating margin of at least 6 percent for the year in its salads and healthy snacks segments from its prior expectation of 3 percent to 4 percent.
The company has been eliminating non-profitable products, exiting lesser profitable food-service contracts and integrating its packaged salads facility to make its salads and healthy snacks segment profitable.
For the second quarter, the company earned $89 million, or $1.95 a share, compared with $61 million, or $1.34 a share, a year earlier.
Net sales fell 4 percent to $955 million. Operating expenses fell 8 percent to $846 million in the quarter.
Analysts were expecting earnings of 83 cents a share, before special items, on revenue of $885 million, according to Reuters Estimates.
The company's shares were trading up $2.7 at $15.47 after the bell. They closed at $12.77 Thursday on the New York Stock Exchange.
(Reporting by Mihir Dalal in Bangalore; Editing by Anil D'Silva)
Expected next earnings release: date: 8/6/2009 - After Market
Earnings Quarter: Q2
Announcement Status: Verified
Expected next investor conference call information:
Conference Call Date: 8/6/2009
Conference Call Time (ET): 4:30 PM
Conference Call URL: http://www.chiquita.com/InvestorRelations/InvestorRelations.aspx
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good job on the bananas, im playing with chemicals, auto parts and possibly some recycled cardboard...
Taken some profits, stepping out of Bananas and keeping a watch to reload at a dip. Still feel this is mid-long very UP
CINCINNATI, June 2 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- The Distribution Business Management Association (DBMA), represented by 50 of the top global supply chain companies, granted Chiquita Brands International the 2009 Circle of Excellence Award, the Association's highest recognition for environmental protection and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives. The award was announced to the entire DBMA membership during the association's annual meeting on May 13, 2009.
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The criteria for the Circle of Excellence Award were developed by Dr. Omar Keith Helferich, Ph.D., Central Michigan University, based on research accomplished through Michigan State University and Central Michigan University with assistance from other leading universities involved with supply chain management.
"Chiquita demonstrated sustainability leadership through certification by multiple independent, globally-recognized organizations like Rainforest Alliance, in both environmental and social standards and with the Chiquita Nature & Community Project," said Dr. Helferich. "These accomplishments are testimony to its corporate commitment to sustainability because, in addition to performance benefits, Chiquita believes it is the right thing to do."
DBMA presents this award to the one company each year that demonstrates the highest standards of quality and technology in supply chain logistics. The award recipient is selected by an international panel of judges representing top universities and industry trade associations in the U.S.
"After a multi-month review of many award-worthy companies, Chiquita stood out because of its ongoing green transportation initiatives that focus on reducing carbon emissions in transportation throughout North America" according to Amy Thorn, executive director, DBMA. "Overall Chiquita was chosen as the 2009 Circle of Excellence Award winner because of its dedication to CSR activities and innovative work with MIT to measure the carbon footprint in Chiquita's global supply chain."
"At Chiquita, our challenge was to incorporate as much depth as possible for the measurement of the overall banana carbon footprint in order to highlight the main areas of opportunity in our supply chain," said Deverl Maserang, vice-president, product supply at Chiquita Fresh North America.
Manuel Rodriguez, senior vice president and corporate responsibility officer at Chiquita, received the award and shared highlights of the company's CSR programs.
"It was my pleasure to accept this award on behalf of the Chiquita global organization," said Rodriguez. "Our focus on practical accomplishments in sustainability over the past 10 years has helped transform the company into a CSR leader. We're excited about the future as we collaborate with top organizations and universities on the challenges ahead in sustaining our natural resources and caring for our environment."
The judges evaluated Circle of Excellence award candidates based on established criteria including supply chain environmental and disaster continuity preparedness, performance metrics on improved product or process quality, and overall cost efficiency. The award criteria also focused on environmental programs related to waste reduction and efficient use of packaging materials.
Past award recipients include Kraft Foods, Staples Inc., Sears & Roebuck, UPS, Mercedes Benz, Coors Brewing Co. and other major companies in consumer goods and business-to-business categories.
About Chiquita Brands International, Inc.
Chiquita Brands International, Inc. (NYSE: CQB) is a leading international marketer and distributor of high-quality fresh and value-added food products - from energy-rich bananas and other fruits to nutritious blends of convenient green salads. The company markets its healthy, fresh products under the Chiquita(R) and Fresh Express(R) premium brands and other related trademarks. With annual revenues of nearly $4 billion, Chiquita employs approximately 23,000 people and has operations in more than 80 countries worldwide. For more information, please visit our web site at www.chiquita.com.
SOURCE Chiquita Brands International, Inc.
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EARTHQUAKE in HONDURAS. (Hope People are OK) Chiquita, Dole assess damage to banana business from Honduras quake
Published on 05/28/2009 05:06pm By Bob Luder
(UPDATED COVERAGE, 5:06 P.M.) An earthquake early in the morning May 28 off the coast of Honduras caused officials to close Puerto Cortes, the port handling about four-fifths of all exports, including bananas and coffee, according to industry sources.
Puerto Cortes is the sea port for the industrial area around the city of San Pedro Sula and handles the bulk of the Central American nation’s export trade.
Bryan Brown, director of corporate communications for Chiquita Brands International, Cincinnati, said no company employees got injured from the quake.
“Most important, we’ve been in close contact with our employees in Honduras,” Brown said, of the 7.1 magnitude quake. “Everyone seems to be OK, and we’re thankful for that.
“Our managers are assessing the situation to assess the damage to some of our facilities. Damage to our infrastructure appears to be minor overall, but we don’t have a complete report.”
Brown said it was still too early to judge what the disruptions will be to the company’s banana exports in the short term.
“We continue to monitor information as it’s coming through,” he said. “Then, we’ll make a full determination of the damage and proceed from there.”
Dole Fresh Fruit Co., Westlake Village, Calif., and Chiquita account for the bulk of U.S. banana business out of Honduras.
Bil Goldfield, communications manager for Dole, said his company is also assessing quake damage.
The U.S. imported 506 thousand metric tons of bananas and plantains from Honduras in 2008, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Foreign Agricultural Service.
i think the bear rally is about over,
No real news, good quarterly, yet they just keep falling. Pulling out and looking to get back in on a bottom (!)... Still a solid mid-long term play IM Homard Opinion
I just resigned, it was a pleasure making money with you, take care, TM.
perhaps, though I might flip em too..;)
i sold my bananas, do you want to take over as mod on this board?
LOOKING GOOD! Chiquita Brands International Reaffirms FY 2009 Earnings Guidance
Thursday, 30 Apr 2009 04:01pm EDT
Chiquita Brands International announced that it continues to expect improved fiscal 2009 net income versus fiscal 2008 on a comparable basis. While first quarter results were better than expected, particularly in the Salads and Healthy Snacks segment, the Company's fiscal 2009 expectations remain the same. The Company continues to expect improved fiscal 2009 results, on a comparable basis, as a result of both profit-improvement strategies and cost reduction initiatives, primarily through improvements in salads. According to Reuters Estimates, analysts were expecting the Company to report net profit of $44.98 million for fiscal 2009.
04/30/09
4:30 p.m. ET
Q1 2009 Chiquita Brands International, Inc. Earnings Conference Call
US: Chiquita appoints Ritchey chief accounting officer
Chiquita Brands International (NYSE: CQB) announced today that the company's board of directors has appointed Lori A. Ritchey, 45, as vice president, controller and chief accounting officer effective April 9, 2009. Ritchey will report to Jeffrey M. Zalla, Chiquita's senior vice president and chief financial officer.
"Lori has extensive global experience in accounting, finance, and business processes with high-growth organizations," said Zalla. "We look forward to her significant contributions as Chiquita's global leader of accounting, financial reporting, and internal control functions." She assumes the duties from Brian D. Donnan, who has decided to retire after ten years with the company.
"Brian provided solid leadership as controller both for the total company since late 2007, and prior to that, at Fresh Express, where he contributed to the company expanding market leadership in value-added salads," said Zalla. "We appreciate Brian's contributions to our global business during the past ten years and we wish him well in his retirement."
Ritchey joined Chiquita in 2008 as vice president, internal audit. Prior to joining Chiquita, Ritchey was with MeadWestvaco Corp., a $7 billion global provider of packaging solutions for consumer products, where she served as head of internal audit and earlier, as manager of external reporting. Her prior experience includes seven years at Deloitte, most recently as audit manager, and three years with Ethicon Endo Surgery, Inc., a division of Johnson & Johnson, in financial analysis.
About Chiquita Brands International, Inc.
Chiquita Brands International, Inc. is a leading international marketer and distributor of high-quality fresh and value-added food products - from energy-rich bananas and other fruits to nutritious blends of convenient green salads. The company markets its healthy, fresh products under the Chiquita(R) and Fresh Express(R) premium brands and other related trademarks. With annual revenues of nearly $4 billion, Chiquita employs approximately 23,000 people and has operations in more than 80 countries worldwide.
Publication date: 4/29/2009
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