Since Source Interlink generate negative income from 2008 Q3(10/31/2007) and 2007 Q4(01/31/2007) and cost Approximately $1.3 billion at acquisitions this years, would loan liabilities have impact on SORC’s standard operation and is SORC has problem to pay off the loan interest for next year?
Additionally, SORC hasn’t beat up earning estimation since quarter of Jan.2007, would SORC have confindent to beat up estimation for next quarter while the whole industry and market continuously declining?
What’s next move of SORC?
Can you elaborate how recent two acquisitions would increase SORC earning signficantly?
XXXX – Thanks for your note and interest in Source Interlink Companies. There are really two parts to your question: As for historical information, please see our release and transcripts from our most recent conference call (third quarter). As for the future, I’m sorry but we cannot provide any additional guidance than has already been discussed publicly. If you have additional or specific questions, don’t hesitate to write me.
Dean He
From:XXXXXX [mailto:xxxxxx@yahoo.com]
Sent: Saturday, December 15, 2007 8:17 AM
To: Heine, Dean
Subject: Some questions about SORC
Hi Dean Heine,
Since Source Interlink generate negative income from 2008 Q3(10/31/2007) and 2007 Q4(01/31/2007) and cost Approximately $1.3 billion at acquisitions this years, would loan liabilities have impact on SORC’s standard operation and is SORC has problem to pay off the loan interest for next year?
Additionally, SORC hasn’t beat up earning estimation since quarter of Jan.2007, would SORC have confindent to beat up estimation for next quarter while the whole industry and market continuously declining?
What’s next move of SORC?
Can you elaborate how recent two acquisitions would increase SORC earning signficantly?
Thank you very much for your responds in advance.
XXXXX
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