Thread regarding 3M layoffs

New 5 year low. Are we winning?

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Heard 3M is all in to reduce inventory for the Q3 results.... sales has been depriortized.

Looks like protecting dividend cash flow is their last trick.

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Post ID: @2non+1iQybVCt

Remember when GE made great products, like ovens. You paid more for the quality bit it was good.

Like GE, 3M expects you to pay more for quality, but the competitors are just as good and 20 percent cheaper. You could have the beat sales people in the world, with the biggest budget but people won't pay more for the same quality.

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Post ID: @1hst+1iQybVCt

Even if the Sales people were given the budget to go on the road I still don’t think it would make a difference. 3M products are over priced and poor quality compared to competitors, people are realising that now and the decline of a once great company is inevitable

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Post ID: @1azu+1iQybVCt

Of course sales are down, sales reps are being told to stay home, no hotels, and monthly gas budget that is less than half a tank of fuel.

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Post ID: @1nor+1iQybVCt

Heard there are a few EMEA plants identified for FMR closure. Any others beside above anyone knows?

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Post ID: @1jag+1iQybVCt

Atherstone closure has already been decided, Plant Management were told of the decision recently.
Employees will have to wait for Q1 to hear it officially

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Post ID: @1vla+1iQybVCt

A reverse stock split is becoming a possibility

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Post ID: @1cfv+1iQybVCt

If you compare to GE, The MM stock will go down to 50ish. Same person same results.
Same legacy company.

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Post ID: @1lqi+1iQybVCt

Winning to the bottom

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Post ID: @1pdc+1iQybVCt

Who knows, ask Monish, he is the one who is always asking "are we winning". Maybe this is winning to him...

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Post ID: @lye+1iQybVCt

Current low can get lower.

Just look at GE share price from history..

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Post ID: @vdv+1iQybVCt

Winning at LOSING!

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Post ID: @aub+1iQybVCt

With production line shutdowns, etc., watch factory burden rates to skyrocket resulting in increases to factory cost.

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Post ID: @wyx+1iQybVCt

Won't stop until?

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Post ID: @xdg+1iQybVCt

Why wouldn’t they consider to reduce price to gain market share, so that they can keep the factories filled?

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Post ID: @elu+1iQybVCt

Actually, a 9 year low.

And yes a number of production sites have reduced rates or even shut down certain production lines.

This is exactly the "playbook" Mikey wanted when he signed on as CEO. The number one mission was for him to make Inge look great, since Inge gave him the job over better candidates. Mike has made his point and won't be happy till the stock is below 100 and he can play his fiddle while maplewood burns.

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Post ID: @jtx+1iQybVCt

Wrong 12 year low.

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Post ID: @bof+1iQybVCt

Will it hit $100 by Oct earnings call?
So many plant shutdowns due to weak sales

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