Hillenbrand
In a release dated July 19 that you can read here, investor’s service Moody’s upgraded the debt rating of public company Hillenbrand Industries from a Ba1 to a Baa3. They also noticed that the outlook of the company going forward is “Stable”. Hillenbrand Industries is the owner of U.S. casket manufacturer market share leader Batesville…
Read MorePart of what we try to do at Funeral Director Daily is to keep you updated on all things funeral service. One of the ways we do that is by watching what is happening with the publicly held death care community stocks. Here are the stocks that we check up on regularly and compute the…
Read MoreHillenbrand Industries reported 2nd quarter results last week. Hillenbrand, long known as the parent company of Batesville Caskets, has been, of late, driven by its entry into the Processed Equipment arena. The company reported a net loss for the quarter which was the result of taking a $63 million dollar charge against the carrying value…
Read MoreFriday marked the stock market’s first “quadruple witching day” of 2018 so we thought it might be a good time to look at the performance of the death care industry stocks and how they performed in the first 2 1/2 months of the 2018 market. Funeral Director Daily’s Death Care Index or DCI is a…
Read MoreHillenbrand Industries reported 1st Quarter 2018 earnings on January 31. You can read the company’s press release here. President Joe Raver made the following comment, “We are off to a strong start for 2018 with continued momentum in the Process Equipment Group. We remain closely aligned with our customers by providing applications expertise and high…
Read MoreThe Funeral Director Daily Death Care Index (DCI) dropped roughly 2% for the month of January in contrast to the Dow Jones Industrial Average which recorded a 5.79% gain. The DCI, a composite total of eight death care industry public stocks, stood at $290.78 at the close on January 31 in comparison to its mark…
Read MoreOn December 19 Standard and Poor’s Global Ratings issued a rating on Hillenbrand’s amended $900 million unsecured revolving credit facility expiring in December 2022. The rating assigned was BBB. The company restated that it will use this credit facility for financing working capital needs and general corporate purposes. Standard and Poor’s gave the following reasons…
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