Bob Evans Farm Case Study

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Bob Evans Farms Inc. has posted overall positive quarterly results during its prior fiscal year. It has continued to report positive net income and repurchased 1.3 million shares of its company to better control and manage it's next business ventures. Thus, the board authorized pursuit of a $200 million sale-leaseback transaction to select portions of its properties. Additionally, the company has reported a 21 percent increase in the first quarter's 2016 non-GAAP operating income that reflects it's capital structure improvement. The upcoming fiscal year will involve several restructuring ideas that will need proper management of the companies assets. The company has a EPS improvement from the prior fiscal year $2.00 from around $1.95. The

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