Thread regarding 3M layoffs

Is Moni Money the next CEO?

Wondering if the president title is the indicator? We are all in for more years of moni ?

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Patolawala may turn out to be the right man at the right time.

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Post ID: @3jhd+1ophQ1pv

Duh

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Post ID: @3hzs+1ophQ1pv

Monish Patolawala will do the best he can if named CEO.

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Post ID: @2cpm+1ophQ1pv

Dividend cut 2024. Bankruptcy 2025 or 2026.

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Post ID: @2fjd+1ophQ1pv

I agree. Chapter 11 bankruptcy is more than likely to occur in 2024.

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Post ID: @2edx+1ophQ1pv

Mo Moni Mo Problems!

Alienating the general employee population is one thing. But he has managed to also alienate the executives (VP/SVPs)! No one says anything due to fear of losing their jobs! Even if you cut down costs to the bone (or bone marrow), there is no functional company left past 2 years from now. You need people to execute the work, but Moni is driving people away from the company! Just look at his own finance function!

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Post ID: @2ixq+1ophQ1pv

3M is a disgrace.

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Post ID: @2zhs+1ophQ1pv

A case filed under chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code is frequently referred to as a "reorganization" bankruptcy. Usually, the debtor remains “in possession,” has the powers and duties of a trustee, may continue to operate its business, and may, with court approval, borrow new money. A plan of reorganization is proposed, creditors whose rights are affected may vote on the plan, and the plan may be confirmed by the court if it gets the required votes and satisfies certain legal requirements.

Unless the court orders otherwise, the debtor also must file with the court:

  • schedules of assets and liabilities;
  • a schedule of current income and expenditures;
  • a schedule of executory contracts and unexpired leases; and
  • a statement of financial affairs.
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Post ID: @2kcl+1ophQ1pv

GE's dividend was cut in half from 24 cents to 12 cents in 2017. When the new CEO, Culp, took over in 2018 it was cut to 1 cent a quarter. This saved the company some $30 billion in payouts over the past few years. GE had only a fraction of our company's liabilities. Monies is from GE. More JE's, asset sales, spin offs and the inevitable dividend cut. Stop buying this worthless paper and sell what you have. $107 is a beautiful price. After the dividend cut, look for $60 to 80 price range.

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Post ID: @1tpw+1ophQ1pv

Probably will be... and probably will get the same, predictable results as other former-GE leaders who have landed elsewhere.

Restructuring to unlock "value", spin offs, divestitures, layoffs, closings, turnover in all ranks of the company, cutting corners wherever possible, and potential bankruptcy.

Should be fun! Buckle up!

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Post ID: @1nqy+1ophQ1pv

Bankruptsy?!!??!!!

Looking forward to the Squid Games. 🦑🦑🦑

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Post ID: @1hrs+1ophQ1pv

3M is destined for bankruptcy. To package divisions for sale, mothball divisions/factories, reduce headcount, and cut to the bone, the company doesn’t need someone with experience in running or growing any business, let alone a 3M business. Or someone with experience with 3M products, customers, employees, or technologies for that matter. Or it’s 120 year legacy. All that’s needed is someone who views the business simply for its assets and liabilities and cash flows. Nothing else. It matters not what it produces. At the end of the day, it’s all just widgets and COGS.

Navigating bankruptcy is a largely a finance task, and the person who’s going to do it is Monish.

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Post ID: @1ukv+1ophQ1pv

Strap in friends. We are in for another 5 year run of mayhem. All aboard the crazy train.

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Post ID: @1ibh+1ophQ1pv

Just a matter of time before more women file complaints! He needs to stop with his manipulative behavior and bad treatment

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Post ID: @1mrj+1ophQ1pv

Winning.

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Post ID: @1auu+1ophQ1pv

The directors and VPs have planned well ahead for their year end vacations. Just look at the "out of office" notice that they sent out way in advance!

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Post ID: @1iqx+1ophQ1pv

The last year has been lovely. What does 3M have planned for next 5 months. So excited 😆.

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Post ID: @1jua+1ophQ1pv

So is MIkey finally retiring 1/1/2024? That would be great news.

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Post ID: @1bgt+1ophQ1pv

CEO huddle this Wednesday to announce major leadership changes everyone! Git rdy!

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Post ID: @1wfl+1ophQ1pv

Yes, he will be the new CEO of remainco. Spinco will spin January 1st. As many lawsuits as possible will be settled so that he has a 'clean' slate to start his time as CEO. 3M is at the end of there life cycle. This part of the life cycle may be 3 years or 30, but the goal now is to raid whatever is left of the treasury.

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Post ID: @cjc+1ophQ1pv

The only thing they bent is the stock price curve - downwards.

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Post ID: @zac+1ophQ1pv

Yes. I feel sorry for anyone still at 3M!

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Post ID: @guu+1ophQ1pv

His own hires can’t stand him! He hired two SVPs in Finance (Bobby and Fernando). Both hired were former GE. both of them left 3M within 5 months. Not sure how the company will execute and get a “few good quarters” with talent leaving! Those left behind are the ones who have not secured an external job yet. But we should all “execute the plan” and “bend the supply chain curve” and “trust the process”!

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Post ID: @aul+1ophQ1pv

Get ready for more gas lighting and verbal abuse!

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Post ID: @zba+1ophQ1pv

There will be restructuring, layoffs no matter who is ceo

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Post ID: @dsi+1ophQ1pv

We can make the already unofficial official.

Day 1 abandon any respectful workplace parts of the code of conduct

Day 2 put women in corners until they quit

Day 3 admit the plan to grow is a plan to shrink and we are following GE’s playbook

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Post ID: @kbx+1ophQ1pv

High chance Moni takes over RemainCo. Get ready for more layoffs and restructuring.

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