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Southeastern Grocers Delays IPO

Southeastern Grocers, whose supermarket banners include Winn-Dixie and Harveys, has postponed its latest IPO. Southeastern Grocers Inc. has postponed its initial public stock offering a week after providing a price range of $14-$16 for 8.9 million shares. While providing no specific reason for the delay, the grocer said that it would “continue to evaluate the timing for the proposed offering as market conditions develop.” The company had filed a registration statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission relating to the proposed sale of its common stock, but the statement had not yet become effective. Southeastern Grocers said last September it was exploring an IPO through an SEC filing that it said at the time would “help enable [it] to make the decision to become publicly traded, subject to market and other conditions.”

Lone Star-backed Southeastern Grocers pulls IPO: Reuters

Lone Star-backed Southeastern Grocers pulls IPO: Reuters
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Friday s Afternoon Update

Friday s Afternoon Update | 1/29/2021 In Florida, a drop in coronavirus cases, hospitalizations For the first time since early October, Florida has shown meaningful improvement in the struggle against the coronavirus pandemic. The trend, a real sign of hope, mirrors what has happened in most of the United States. Across Florida, the number of people currently hospitalized with COVID-19 is less than 7,000. While that’s much higher than throughout most of the past year, it’s down from nearly 8,000 earlier in January. High daily case numbers persist, but after a winter peak about two weeks ago, those have fallen as well. More from the Tampa Bay Times.

Winn-Dixie parent Southeastern Grocers to pay dividend | Jax Daily Record | Jacksonville Daily Record

In its heyday, Winn-Dixie Stores Inc. would brag about its dividends. The Jacksonville-based supermarket chain paid cash dividends on its common stock on a monthly basis, a unique policy that attracted many small investors to the stock. Winn-Dixie boasted that it set a New York Stock Exchange record by increasing its dividend payments for 54 consecutive years. However, that changed when the company’s finances sagged in the late 1990s. After holding its dividend payments steady starting in 1998, it slashed the dividends sharply in 2001 and eliminated them altogether in 2004, a year before it started a Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization that wiped out shareholders completely.

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