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    Default Kodak struggles - it's not getting better

    The stock is down to 82 cents a share.

    See this Wall Street Journal report: Kodak Shuffles Restructuring Advisers - WSJ.com

    "Eastman Kodak Co. has reshuffled its restructuring advisers, as the struggling photography company seeks alternatives to a bankruptcy filing."

    "The company warned last month that it could run out of cash to fund its operations if it can't sell assets or raise new financing."

    The video is quite telling.

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    "The video is telling", video is also why Kodak is in the dump LOL
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    Printing industry is blowing up....well, our suppliers are

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    Default Kodak now down to 67 cents

    Now down to 67 cents - it's like the limbo...how low can it go?

    And now its inkjet printer business may have been torpedoed.

    "Kyocera Corporation Files Suit Against Eastman Kodak Company for Patent Infringement in Inkjet Printers"

    Eastman Kodak Co (EK) Key Developments | Reuters.com

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    Not a big fan of the consumables, but lets hope Prinergy/Insite/Store Front solutions gets picked up quick. Perhaps EFI? They seem to be cornering the market with the ERP end of things. Maybe add a solid work flow solution to the mix.

    I know our support got cut in half in the middle of an upgrade...

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    As a Kodak plate user I have had problems getting plates in here. Should this be something I'm worried about even more now. Our plates aren't even made here in the US.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pworlledge View Post
    As a Kodak plate user I have had problems getting plates in here. Should this be something I'm worried about even more now. Our plates aren't even made here in the US.
    There will surely be plates for you and others currently using that plate even if Kodak should go down to the bottom, but there may be a short period during which the substitutes are hard to get. Protect yourself against this possibility by ordering and keeping on had a few extra boxes (skids?). Same for chemistry.

    View the extra inventory cost as the price of this protection.

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    Edit: Of course, if a lot of users do this, Kodak may get the false idea that there is a resurgence.
    Last edited by Al Ferrari; 12-20-2011 at 12:19 PM.

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    Heed Al's advice. There have been more than a few instances of demand outweighing supply.

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    Default Kodak Struggles to Secure Financing

    From the Motely Fool Dec 19:

    "Eastman Kodak is struggling to secure financing that the company needs in order to avoid potential bankruptcy. A group of hedge funds have reportedly cut the amount they're willing to provide, calling into question whether Kodak will be able to raise enough cash to avoid bankruptcy."

    Click here: Kodak Struggles to Secure Financing

    And this: "Will it wind up filing a Chapter 11?* And when it does will it be able to put together a plan and implement that plan to transform itself into a digital force?* My hunch is no.* The corporate culture seems too old-line and a typical example of nothing breeds failure like previous success. The Kodak moment is over.* The digital moment can't be born."

    Full article here: http://blogs.fool.com/janegenova/201...gyholnk0000001

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    Last edited by J; 12-20-2011 at 08:03 PM.

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    Still going down. Now 63 cents. FUD, fear, uncertainty, and death spiral?

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