Fruehauf Trailer Corp

Article Abstract:

First Call has projected a 1992 earnings of eight cents per share for Anaheim-based Fruehauf Trailer Corp despite the possibility of sustaining another deficit. Analyst Anthony Hatch estimated that 1992 losses could reach 60 cents a share due to the Jun 1992 quarter 35-cent deficit and revenue plunge. Hatch, however, remains optimistic about the stock's long-term value. The Jefferson Capital Group seems to share Hatch's views when it acquired 378,000 shares, raising its stakes to 5.5%.

Truck trailers, Transportation equipment industry, Trailer industry, Fruehauf Trailer Corp.

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Figgie International Inc

Article Abstract:

Figgie International CEO Harry E. Figgie Jr. bought 100,000 shares of the firm last Aug 3, 1992 despite the lack of definite corporate development. The sporting goods manufacturer, which has diversified extensively, has not posted significant gains for the first half of 1992. The firm's sporting goods business is performing relatively well but the construction-related diversifications have been struggling. There is a 50-cent dividend on the 17.6 million Class A and B common shares.

Sporting & recreational goods, Construction machinery, Sporting and athletic goods, not elsewhere classified, Manufacturing industries, not elsewhere classified, Sporting goods industry, Figgie International Inc.

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