Thread regarding NCR Corp. layoffs

VYX Q1 earnings must be bad…

They’ve now published 2 customer PRs this week, must be desperate to have something positive to talk about on the call. If they think Gyro hut is going to move the needle with investors, things must be even worse than they appear.


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@2jj it made it down to $6.20 at the lowest today. If overall market has a down day or correction it will be in $5 territory.

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Post ID: @2km+1kqw1n6tn

FYI, Voyix stock is $6.34, ready to enter the $5 range

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Post ID: @2jj+1kqw1n6tn

@26b add that layoff - restructuring cost each year… ~$100M more each year until ALL service personnel are gone (most HW folks are gone now). The math doesn’t work anymore for this company, it hasn’t since mid 2024 when they got rid of the only thing of value: Hardware & Servicing that Hardware.

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Post ID: @26r+1kqw1n6tn

Senior Secured Notes: $1,100 million

Operating Lease Liabilities: ~$145 million (estimated from SEC filings)

Pension/Post-retirement Deficit: ~$32 million

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Total Adjusted Debt: ~$1,277 million
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Voyix FY2026 Guidance (Midpoint): $440 million

Less: Capitalized Software Costs: –$65 million

Less: Estimated Restructuring/Separation Costs: –$125 million

Less: Share-based Compensation: –$22 million

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S&P Adjusted EBITDA: ~$228 million
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Gross Leverage = Total Adjusted Debt / Adjusted EBITDA

The debt-to-EBITDA ratio remains elevated at approximately 5.6x.

A debt-to-EBITDA ratio of 5.6x means it would take the company 5.6 years to pay off its debt if all EBITDA were used for repayment and remained constant.

Ratios above 5.0x often signal elevated financial distress and limited borrowing capacity, with lenders typically enforcing a ceiling near 5.0x to 5.5x in current markets.

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Post ID: @26b+1kqw1n6tn

Miss me?

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Post ID: @1x5+1kqw1n6tn

Voyix stock is Heading to $5, there is nothing real to sustain any kind of advances, competitors are running over and ahead of Voyix, better products, better services, and all at lower prices.

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Post ID: @1qk+1kqw1n6tn

@1em

Yes…gave it all back - heading toward $5 again. Investors look at the basic facts (no software growth w/continued bleed-out decline in HW & Service). A few days after the earnings theater. More layoffs have to be brewing.

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Post ID: @1g5+1kqw1n6tn

Update: Voyix stock is sinking again today, down more, -6.5% today

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Post ID: @1em+1kqw1n6tn

Voyix stock reset today, down 10% was this the old pump and dump trick again?

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Post ID: @17e+1kqw1n6tn

@137 Reminds me of that old poster;

The beatings will continue until moral improves.

Signed Management

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Post ID: @16n+1kqw1n6tn

@qc Not certain what is expected to happen when the CEO says that he wants people to have a little fear for their job. That attitude is then replicated in management and creates a toxic and hostile work environment.

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Post ID: @137+1kqw1n6tn

@kq

The negative attitudes flow from the top down. Leadership that lies and cuts. Absolutely no attempt to have a working relationship with their employees. People are justified in their complaints.

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Post ID: @qc+1kqw1n6tn

@kq I quit years ago… cathartic to see such terrible leadership and treatment of people be out in the open on the street. Voyix has the culture and meritocracy of a bus station from 80s…strangers just wandering around aimlessly w/no ownership or purpose…no reporgs, no comms, just cuts, cuts, cuts w/no end insight.

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Post ID: @mp+1kqw1n6tn

I quit 3 years ago. Took 2 years to find another job. Maybe its easier now. U

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Post ID: @m6+1kqw1n6tn

@kq
You should clearly understand Voyix and Atleos both do not reward their employees, they keep taking away benefits every year, can you name anything in the past 10-20 years that they did to benefit the employees?
Yearly pay increases are from 0-2% while inflation runs rampant, the toxic environment is created by the company itself, most employees are un happy and would love to get out, but sadly most consider themselves stuck and tend to stay and suffer.

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Post ID: @m4+1kqw1n6tn

So funny that you are here whining about the company you work for. No one is forcing you to stay - just leave already. Maybe u are the toxic energy of the place.

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Post ID: @kq+1kqw1n6tn

Voyix stock spiked up 19.5% right now, right after the 1st quarter report came out?

Doubt it sustains the spike, but it is up right now

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Post ID: @km+1kqw1n6tn

Gyro hut has 6 locations, not 4, not 5, but 6!

that only should bump the stock to $30 a share, maybe $50

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Post ID: @fr+1kqw1n6tn

Bahaha…I was thinking the same thing. Earnings coming up on Thursday - crunch out a bunch of petty little stories that probably add up to a $100K/month… call it Huge wins! We are a growth company! “Yes, our earnings have dropped because of hardware & services that we stopped caring about but we designed it to be this way😂”

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Post ID: @b6+1kqw1n6tn

Good earnings, bad earnings, high stock price, low stock price, loyalty, tenure, RTO and solid employee reviews will never stop NCR from handing out RIFs. Nobody is safe.

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