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The Hain Celestial Group, Inc. (HAIN)

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24.23

+0.16

(+0.66%)

At close: 04:00PM EDT

23.79

-0.44

(-1.82%)

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J
Also year ago CEO suggested having majority of production tied to co packers was an advantage versus having your own manufacturing. Think again
C
NOW. As in today, now! 🥂
Bullish
b
The stock keeps hitting new lows and all management can say is that they made an agreement with
How2Recycle.
s
Hain buying back stock in high 30’s was a waste
C
To paraphrase the words of the infamous Al Jolson, “You ain’t seen nothing yet!” Or something like that . . . 😊
Bullish
A
Owned this stock about 10 years ago and made a small profit before trading out of it after a couple of years: and it was trading around today's price! I buy/use many of their products, so the timing was right to make a new position today...
A
https://tradeideas.tips/NXOUP
b
Absolutely pathetic stock action. No support. Does anyone know if the company has their own in house investor relations department or do they farm it out, including meeting with the market makers?
b
Market basically unchanged and the stock is getting killed. Management never says anything useful if anything at all.
U
Good $10 stock.
b
It would be nice if management told their retail shareholders what was going on and not just their institutional holders.
H
If HAIN uses the proceeds from the sale of the protein business to buy back shares, it can reduce the share count by about 20% and increase the EPS by about 25%. Currently the Board has authorized the repurchase of up to $250 million in stock. As of March 31, 2018, the Company had not repurchased any shares under this program.
G
Who could buy? I don't think Pepsi is the right fit. Nestle should be the right company, however the General Mills and Conagra too might be the right fit. They all need right fit. Since they have been in the market for a while, we should see someone buying them up soon.

It could be even on Monday, you need to have the shares when the Buyout happens.

GL!
H
If you value HAIN at the same multiples CPB paid for LNCE it would be worth over $50/share. In March of this year CPB paid $6 Billion for LNCE with revenues of $2.3 billion, and EBITDA of less than $200 million. I think HAIN has is better prospects than LNCE. HAIN should attract multiple buyers now that the stage is cleared with the CEO stepping down.
H
UNFI the largest distributor of HAIN products announced today that they will buy SVU (Supervalu) a distributor to over 3,000 stores. This should increase the distribution network for HAIN products.
w
This board remains eerily quiet.

Earnings out tomorrow (8/26) A.M.
Estimate: 0.392 v 0.31 last year. HAIN has had earnings surprises for the past eleven Qs.
6 Buys
5 Holds
1 Sell
12 Mo target: 44.00
H
HAIN would make a good fit to a number of larger players, including GIS, HKC, NSRGY, POST, K, MKC & SJM. Nestle would probably be the best match, but the acquisition would be too small to make an meaningful impact. KHC would probably be the most interesting, since they have owned 20% of HAIN in the past. It would increase KHC business by about 10%, and give them a nice entry into the baby food market in the US. KHC has been entering the baby food markets in Canada, UK and other countries.
M
Bought yesterday @$21.50. I wish I found out about this stock much earlier. I bought $STKL 2 weeks ago and searched for a stock that deals with organic food like $STKL and found HAIN. Like HAIN, there are several insiders buying $STKL.
H
Irwin has a $34 million incentive to leave the company, finding the right CEO might be harder than finding the right entity. The entity taking over this company can improve the bottom line by 5-10% by just cutting the pay of the executives and the directors.
H
If you value HAIN at the same multiples CAG is paying for PF it would also be worth over $50/share. In June of this year CAG agreed to pay about $10.9 Billion for PF with revenues of about $3 billion, and EBITDA of about $550 million. I also think HAIN has better prospects than PF. HAIN would make a good compliment to any large packaged food company. Someone should call up Glenn and tell him to get the deal done.