Thread regarding Sabre Holdings layoffs

It's Done Folks - Sabre is most likely being acquired

Insiders not buying or selling the stock means there is material public information they have. With there net debt at 3.7 Bill. I imagine it is at the finish line.


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U mean 80 cents*

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Post ID: @6s5+1k68fgcar

Sounds like buy out at $8

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Post ID: @6cx+1k68fgcar

@5nf Please preserve that energy and spend it on looking for a job. You don’t want to wait till the last moment.

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Post ID: @5nh+1k68fgcar

@c7 Sabre won't be bought to go private. The private equity scam is to get a loan to buy a company with low debt, transfer that loan to the company so they have effectively bought the company for free, charge the company millions in consulting fees until the loan is repaid, bleed the company almost dry then resell the company. Sabre is not a suitable target now.

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Post ID: @1ry+1k68fgcar

@wn If I were you I’d rather spend my energy looking for a new job than cursing on here :). The latter will not change what is eventually going to happen.

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Post ID: @z4+1k68fgcar

This is what happens when you bring I-s ashore and put them in leadership.

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Post ID: @wn+1k68fgcar

Sabre can't catch a break. These impending shutdowns remind me of the COVID era.

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Post ID: @wm+1k68fgcar

@js Perfect way to get the company up and running, again.

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Post ID: @w9+1k68fgcar

@s7 Will still not matter. Software will still be sold to and consumed by airlines in the U.S. No one in India will care about who eventually ends up paying - the airlines or end users.

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Post ID: @w8+1k68fgcar

Maybe Travelport is aquiring? :p

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Post ID: @w1+1k68fgcar

The end is near and is here.

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Post ID: @sm+1k68fgcar

@js and hopefully Trump will tariff the sh-t out of them…

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Post ID: @s7+1k68fgcar

@kn Disagree. At this stock price, you are either buying because it is so cheap or selling because Sabre is going down. Atleast one of these would have happened, especially because Kurt Ekert bought 100000 shares at $5.35 on the open market in 2023 (lmao). No insider transactions from anyone tells you everything IMO. They are currently negotiating

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Post ID: @kw+1k68fgcar

good day

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Post ID: @kp+1k68fgcar

@ew https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=SABR&p=d
https://www.sec.gov/edgar/browse/?CIK=1597033&owner=exclude

not too many insider moves in general for Sabre - I don't think anything fishy is coming up TBH

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Post ID: @kn+1k68fgcar

@js It depends on the buyer. I would not be so sure

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Post ID: @km+1k68fgcar

@j7 everyone will be transferred to India.

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Post ID: @js+1k68fgcar

So what? Will there be any good change for us employees?

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Post ID: @j7+1k68fgcar

Why it is likely done:
1) Insiders have not made any transactions except automatic buy sells. Meaning they have material information that they cannot trade the stock on.
2) Pushed 60% debt to 2029.
3) Cash EOY will be 750mill. Debt will be 4.3bil. Net debt EOY is 3.6bill
4) They make 550 mill EBITDA yearly. Very attractive if the new buyer can pay down debt. The going rate for a company is 10x EBITDA.

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Post ID: @ew+1k68fgcar

This is good news, the faster going private happens the better for a full move to BLR to put the new Sabre or whatever its going to be called, on the right footing...

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Post ID: @e2+1k68fgcar

Good. Go back private. Reshore.

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Post ID: @c7+1k68fgcar

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