Bridgford Foods Corp (BRID)

$7.50 +0.01 (0.10%)
Market Cap 68.06M
Revenue (ttm) 230.99M
Net Income (ttm) -13.36M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin -5.78%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.02
Volume 4,600
Avg Vol 3,044
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 9.08M
Stochastic %K 65%
Beta -0.25
Analysts Strong Buy
Price Target N/A

Company Profile

Bridgford Foods Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the manufacture, marketing, and distribution of frozen and snack food products in the United States. The company operates in two segments, Frozen Food Products and Snack Food Products. It offers biscuits, bread dough items, roll dough items, and dry sausage and beef jerky products, as well as non-refrigerated snack food products. It provides setting up, maintaining the display, and restocking services. The company sells froz...

Industry: Packaged Foods
Sector: Consumer Defensive
Phone: 214 428 1535
Address:
1707 South Good-Latimer Expressway, Dallas, United States
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contrarianspeculator Mar. 15 at 6:09 PM
$BRID Just because they sell real estate, doesn't necessarily translate into the enhancement of shareholder value. For example...When they sold their building in downtown Chicago for $60 million (they bought it for $500,000 in 1975) not a penny of that cash windfall benefitted shareholders. They simply used those funds to invest in their new Chicago meat processing plant. The monetization of the old plant only benefitted the balance sheet and had zero impact on the company's market cap.
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contrarianspeculator Mar. 15 at 2:43 PM
$BRID look for the company to sell one or two of its processing plants. Excess capacity can be consolidated. Especially its California location.
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Tommy11111
Tommy11111 Mar. 13 at 6:17 PM
$BRID They’ve made great progress as a company. Biggest headwind right now is the continued inflation. Wheat and beef both at all time highs.
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contrarianspeculator Mar. 13 at 3:02 PM
$BRID big buyer just came in and parked at $7.44. This stock is indeed under accumulation by the "smart money"
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contrarianspeculator Mar. 13 at 1:13 PM
$BRID the lower the share price, the higher the probability of going private. They just need to sell an excess plant in either Texas, California or North Carolina to raise the cash. all they need is $20 million.
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contrarianspeculator Mar. 13 at 1:09 PM
$BRID the lower the share price, the increasingly possibility of going private.
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contrarianspeculator Mar. 12 at 4:28 PM
$BRID margins are expanding. company is reducing its common bag size by 20% yet keeping its price the same. this is classic implementation of shrink inflation
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contrarianspeculator Mar. 12 at 3:29 PM
$BRID beef has fallen from its double top of $352 to $345
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contrarianspeculator Mar. 12 at 2:47 PM
$BRID very, green day!
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contrarianspeculator Mar. 11 at 4:51 PM
$BRID we need management's interests to be aligned with shareholders. Most companies structure the chief financial officer's ownership requirements as a multiple of base salary (typically between 2 to 3 times). The current chief financial officer owns zero shares, and she has had plenty of time to buy them in her twenty plus years of service. That bodes, telegraphs and signals extremely low confidence to the marketplace. That employee needs to establish at least some "skin in the game". It is almost unprecedented to see a non-ownership position at such a substantial level within the company. In fact, I have never seen it in my forty years of extensive equity trading. This is corporate governance 101, & the company fails miserably in this category. This failure must be rectified soon. CFO's of public companies should ideally own shares to align their interests with those of shareholders. This practice can enhance accountability & motivate executives to focus on value creation.
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Latest News on BRID
Bridgford Foods: A Hold Until The Business Stabilizes

Mar 22, 2025, 11:10 AM EDT - 1 year ago

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Sep 26, 2023, 8:12 PM EDT - 2 years ago

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Jun 22, 2023, 9:00 AM EDT - 2 years ago

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Nov 28, 2022, 11:07 AM EST - 3 years ago

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Bridgford Foods Corporation (Nasdaq BRID) Announces Changes in Principal Officers

Nov 2, 2022, 1:50 PM EDT - 3 years ago

Bridgford Foods Corporation (Nasdaq BRID) Announces Changes in Principal Officers

Bridgford Foods Is Ready For Liftoff

Jul 10, 2022, 10:36 AM EDT - 4 years ago

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Bridgford Foods Corporation (Nasdaq: BRID) Announces Changes in Principal Officers

Nov 22, 2021, 11:54 AM EST - 4 years ago

Bridgford Foods Corporation (Nasdaq: BRID) Announces Changes in Principal Officers

Bridgford Foods Is In Very Good Shape Despite The Share Price Collapse

Aug 16, 2021, 11:11 AM EDT - 4 years ago

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Apr 7, 2021, 9:00 AM EDT - 5 years ago

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Bridgford Foods Corporation Announces Director Resignation

Nov 6, 2020, 4:30 PM EST - 5 years ago

Bridgford Foods Corporation Announces Director Resignation

Bridgford Foods Corporation (NASDAQ:BRID) Announces Director Changes

Oct 16, 2019, 4:54 PM EDT - 6 years ago

Bridgford Foods Corporation (NASDAQ:BRID) Announces Director Changes

contrarianspeculator
contrarianspeculator Mar. 15 at 6:09 PM
$BRID Just because they sell real estate, doesn't necessarily translate into the enhancement of shareholder value. For example...When they sold their building in downtown Chicago for $60 million (they bought it for $500,000 in 1975) not a penny of that cash windfall benefitted shareholders. They simply used those funds to invest in their new Chicago meat processing plant. The monetization of the old plant only benefitted the balance sheet and had zero impact on the company's market cap.
1 · Reply
contrarianspeculator
contrarianspeculator Mar. 15 at 2:43 PM
$BRID look for the company to sell one or two of its processing plants. Excess capacity can be consolidated. Especially its California location.
0 · Reply
Tommy11111
Tommy11111 Mar. 13 at 6:17 PM
$BRID They’ve made great progress as a company. Biggest headwind right now is the continued inflation. Wheat and beef both at all time highs.
2 · Reply
contrarianspeculator
contrarianspeculator Mar. 13 at 3:02 PM
$BRID big buyer just came in and parked at $7.44. This stock is indeed under accumulation by the "smart money"
0 · Reply
contrarianspeculator
contrarianspeculator Mar. 13 at 1:13 PM
$BRID the lower the share price, the higher the probability of going private. They just need to sell an excess plant in either Texas, California or North Carolina to raise the cash. all they need is $20 million.
0 · Reply
contrarianspeculator
contrarianspeculator Mar. 13 at 1:09 PM
$BRID the lower the share price, the increasingly possibility of going private.
0 · Reply
contrarianspeculator
contrarianspeculator Mar. 12 at 4:28 PM
$BRID margins are expanding. company is reducing its common bag size by 20% yet keeping its price the same. this is classic implementation of shrink inflation
0 · Reply
contrarianspeculator
contrarianspeculator Mar. 12 at 3:29 PM
$BRID beef has fallen from its double top of $352 to $345
1 · Reply
contrarianspeculator
contrarianspeculator Mar. 12 at 2:47 PM
$BRID very, green day!
0 · Reply
contrarianspeculator
contrarianspeculator Mar. 11 at 4:51 PM
$BRID we need management's interests to be aligned with shareholders. Most companies structure the chief financial officer's ownership requirements as a multiple of base salary (typically between 2 to 3 times). The current chief financial officer owns zero shares, and she has had plenty of time to buy them in her twenty plus years of service. That bodes, telegraphs and signals extremely low confidence to the marketplace. That employee needs to establish at least some "skin in the game". It is almost unprecedented to see a non-ownership position at such a substantial level within the company. In fact, I have never seen it in my forty years of extensive equity trading. This is corporate governance 101, & the company fails miserably in this category. This failure must be rectified soon. CFO's of public companies should ideally own shares to align their interests with those of shareholders. This practice can enhance accountability & motivate executives to focus on value creation.
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contrarianspeculator Mar. 11 at 2:55 PM
$BRID insiders are on the move today
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contrarianspeculator Mar. 11 at 2:17 PM
$BRID big buyer at the bid
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contrarianspeculator Mar. 10 at 7:11 PM
$BRID $CAG $HRL $SFD and $TSN have all shown interest in acquiring this one.
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contrarianspeculator Mar. 10 at 5:19 PM
$BRID new high on the day. Market is in rocket mode
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contrarianspeculator Mar. 10 at 3:16 PM
$BRID volume is brisk today and it always precedes price.
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contrarianspeculator Mar. 10 at 2:38 PM
$BRID looking quite tasty today. About flipping time. Tomorrow the window opens for insider purchases. the company is focusing heavily on cost cutting efforts and will have its target on gaining more "warehouse to warehouse" sales in place of costly DSD business. The organization is adapting well and as a consequence, profitability is right around the corner.
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contrarianspeculator Mar. 9 at 2:19 PM
$CPB all my food stocks are in the red today except $BRID. That company has advantage of being debt free with a very tiny float
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contrarianspeculator Mar. 9 at 1:50 PM
$BRID nice rally today
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contrarianspeculator Mar. 8 at 10:11 PM
$BRID insider window for stock transactions opens on Wednesday, March 11th
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contrarianspeculator Mar. 8 at 1:16 PM
$BRID
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contrarianspeculator Mar. 8 at 12:59 PM
$BRID thanks to the recent weakness in the share price, the company's Ultra Value Ratio (UVR) became even more attractive. It now sits at .86 calculated by adding its "price to sales" ratio of .29 with its "price to book" ratio of .57
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WallStreetBuyDip
WallStreetBuyDip Mar. 8 at 2:29 AM
same strategy as always for $BRID - waiting for H% to show low
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