I don't really understand corporate finance. Yes their borrowing seems to be out of control, but I guess their new lender thinks everything is OK. I will defer to them. There is a whole lot about this that I don't understand. I do know however the stock closed today a full week since at $3.71. This is down over $6 since Celadon bought and then sold over 6 million worth of it. To put this into perspective if Celadon still owned that stock it would only be worth a bit over 2 million today!
Cliff's Announcement and Company Transition
Discussion in 'USA Truck' started by chemsoldier1, Jul 25, 2012.
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I am not an accountant but corporate finance doesn't really differ too much from your own finances. A company borrows based on their balance sheet and their recievables which represent services that have been rendered but have not yet been paid. However, USA didnt get this credit line based on a "strong balance sheet" as Cliff wants everyone to believe. They got it by using all their assets (equiptment and facilities) as collateral. Which means if they can't pay the payment on the credit line Wells Fargo will be the new owner of USA truck. Since they are not in the trucking business they will be looking to either sell or liquidate ASAP. This would basically be like a foreclosure. Also keep in mind that really the most Wells Fargo is putting on the line without USA having to perform is 18.75 million. After that Wells Fargo holds all the cards as to wether or not to keep extending the rest of the 125 mil. Corporate finance just uses bigger words to confuse everyone. Take the phrase "Credit Facility" just means "credit line". Nothing special.
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Still at this point USA Truck is meeting their financial obligations. This (tanking) stock price mystifies me though.
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hasnt sirius xm been losing money for years now but still managed to stay in business? I may be wrong
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I use to work for USA Truck but not anymore, I was talking to my trainer that I had when I was working for USA and he tells me things are not looking good. They took a $125 million dollars loan out who the hell consider loaning that much money to them.....Hopefully USA truck treat u better if they do go under unlike Arrow Trucking did to their drivers when they went under.
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If any of you remember Cannon Express,
this story is almost an exact repeat.
It's not that anybody wants them to fail,
it's just that alot of drivers get burned when a company folds.
It's not like they give you 2 weeks notice and a nice severance package !!
That is why it's the drivers obligation to his family to be proactive,
and try to avoid those hardships caused by the closing of a company.
its not like there are no other trucking companies out there......
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