- Has enacted further cost-cutting and streamlining initiatives throughout the organization to achieve sharper brand positioning and product focus, higher margins, and increased cash flow;
- Was provided confirmation in the fourth quarter that the Company has been granted tariff exclusions for a key product line, resulting in refunds to be received on certain previously-paid tariffs;
- Anticipates an improved tariff outlook based on recent
U.S. -China trade agreements; - Has been given ongoing support from its banking group with emphasis on restructuring of the Company; and
- Continues to strategically analyze SUMR’s operations to unlock shareholder value.
“Having now been at SUMR Brands just over a month, I am pleased to say that the Company is moving forward on a number of fronts to address our growth outlook, margins, and cash flow,” said
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