This report aims to help investors sort through Tilray’s financial filings to understand the fundamentals and valuation of this IPO.
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Fresh Del Monte Produce Inc produces, markets, and distributes fresh fruit and vegetables internationally. Additionally, it prepares and distributes juices, beverages, and snacks. The products are shipped to retail stores, foodservice operators, wholesalers, and other distributors. The company owns a trucking company and uses asset-based carriers to deliver by land, and utilizes its fleet of ships mixed with chartered refrigerated vessels to deliver by sea. Fresh Del Monte Produce incorporates a worldwide salesforce to conduct selling and marketing, and has strategically constructed distribution centers around the world to deliver its products. It operates in three segments: Fresh and value-added products; Bananas: and Other products and services.
| Website: | www.freshdelmonte.com |
| Email: | contact-US-executive-office@freshdelmonte.com |
| Main Phone: | +1 305 520-8400 |
| Address: | c/o Intertrust SPV (Cayman) Limited |
| Address 2: | 190 Elgin Avenue, George Town |
| State: | SK |
| City / Town: | Grand Cayman |
| Country: | KY |
| Postal Code: | KY1-9005 |
| Exchange: | NYE |
| CEO: | Mohammad Abu-Ghazaleh |
| Employees: | 47900 |
| NAICS: | Fruit and Tree Nut Combination Farming(111336) |
This report aims to help investors sort through Tilray’s financial filings to understand the fundamentals and valuation of this IPO.
Everyone has heard about the Amazon (AMZN) warehouse scandals and Nike’s (NKE) sweatshops, but they’re the ones that got caught. But it’s not just the well-publicized
Exuberance – rational or not – spread to China stocks Wednesday from Wall Street after the Dow’s record-high close. But the next few months might not be so happy for the Hong Kong and China
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