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Hoyt

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4. I think Kodak was probably as good a choice as anyone for this. I'd suggest Kodak sell some
Fri Jul 31, 2020, 02:49 PM
Jul 2020

treasury stock, and pay back the loan.

In any event, the Market seems to think the new contract will produce needed products and, of course, profits -- which will ensure the loan is repaid -- and I suspect that means new jobs, etc., and new focus for Kodak. And, it does seem prudent to have these chemicals produced in USA.

For what it's worth -- Kodak stock is down about $10 from the article's date (it was down $13 earlier today). So all those guys "lost" $100 Million in the past few days, assuming they really "made" $400 Million before.

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