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Tempur Sealy Q4 sales $769.5 million vs. $767.3 mln Tempur Sealy Q4 adj. EPS $1.18; Tempur Sealy Q4 EPS $1.12 vs. loss 18 cents Temper Sealy shares down 1% in Friday trading Tempur Sealy price target cut to $42 from $46 at UBS Tempur Sealy downgraded to sell from neutral at UBS Tempur Sealy adopts shareholder rights after heavy selling of stock in last few weeks Tempur Sealy adopts shareholder rights plan Tempur Sealy’s stock rocked after Mattress Firm contracts are terminated Tempur Sealy downgraded to sell from hold at SunTrust RH Stock market closes lower, spooked by Trump immigration ban This trader bets it all on Apple getting crushed after earnings Tempur Sealy downgraded to neutral from buy at Instinet Tempur Sealy's stock rocked after Mattress Firm contracts terminated Tempur Sealy sees 2016 sales of $3.13 billion; FactSet consensus $3.10 bln Get more info » Where does this data come from? A data point based on hundreds of brokers buy, sell and hold rating.
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Sleep Country Canada updates on Tempur relationship Company News for January 31, 2017 Tempur Sealy: Not Down Nearly Enough Top Analyst Upgrades and Downgrades: BP, Fitbit, Randgold, SLM, Teva, T-Mobile, GoPro and Many More Sealy strives to be the leader in the science of sleep and to simply help the world sleep better. Each mattress is rigorously scientifically tested to meet strict standards for pressure-relieving effectiveness. Sealy Posturepedic mattresses feature a five layer system to support your best sleep. The durable knit fabric top is made with spun yarns for a soft feel. Sealy Soft Foam forms a comfort layer at the top of the mattress. The Sealy Embrace™ Coil encased coil system is engineered to respond to the natural curves and alignment of your spine and supports your full body. These encased coils hinder motion transfer and allow for more targeted support. Sealy's exclusive CoreSupport™ Center, consisting of a layer of reinforced gel foam or gel memory foam, adds another layer of support and durability.
The SolidEdge™ HD System allows you to use the entire surface of the mattress--all the way up to the edge. Sealy (formerly the Sealy Corporation) is a brand of mattresses marketed and sold by Tempur Sealy International. Sealy draws its name from the city where the Sealy Corporation originally started, Sealy, Texas. In 1881, cotton gin builder Daniel Haynes lived in Sealy, Texas, located west of Houston. Haynes began making cotton-filled mattresses for his friends and neighbors. In 1889, he patented an invention that compressed cotton for use in his mattresses. Eventually the mattresses became so popular he was able to sell the patents to manufacturers in other markets. The term "Mattress from Sealy" was coined to describe what was produced. During 1906, after much success as an advertising executive, Earl Edwards purchased the patents and gained manufacturing knowledge from Haynes. Edwards took the name "Sealy" for his new company and expanded it to a national market. Due to lack of funding for manufacturing, Sealy expanded using a licensing-expansion similar to Coca-Cola.
By 1920, Sealy had 28 licensed plants and became the first mattress company to expand using a licensing program. During the Great Depression the mattress industry was hit hard. Sealy lost most of its licensees and narrowly escaped bankruptcy itself. During this time Sealy consolidated with the surviving licensees and created what is now known as Sealy, Incorporated. Sealy operated as a franchisor out of its Chicago headquarters and its licensees were, under the terms of their licensing agreement, only supposed to sell in a designated trading area that did not conflict with other franchisees. The largest licensee, Cleveland-based Ohio Mattress Company (founded by the Wuliger family and still operated by Ernest M. Wuliger), defied these restrictions and sold into markets reserved for other franchisees. The conflict resulted in Ohio Mattress filing an antitrust suit against Sealy in 1971. The issue was decided fifteen years later with a near-total victory for Ohio Mattress. Unable to come up with the $77m award, Sealy Incorporated and all but one of the other franchisees were forced to sell to Ohio Mattress, and the company became the world's largest bedding manufacturer by sales.
Merchant banking firm Gibbons Green Van Amerongen took Sealy private in an April 1989 leveraged buyout, a deal which netted Sealy shareholders US$965m. First Boston made a bridge loan to the buy-out firm just as Drexel Burnham Lambert was running into trouble and the junk bond market was drying up, and was stuck with the loan. The failed deal, known as "burning bed," led to a dramatic slow-down in leveraged buy-outs. Gibbons Green dissolved and First Boston was forced into the arms of Credit Suisse. In 1990 Ohio Mattress assumed the Sealy name that it had acquired when it purchased Sealy Inc. In 1998 Sealy announced that it was moving from Cleveland to the High Point, NC, area. Bain Capital and a team of Sealy's senior executives acquired the company in 1997. In 2004, the company was acquired by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. and a team of Sealy management. The deal was valued at $1.5 billion but included significant debt.[4] The company operated as a privately held corporation until 2005.
On June 30 of that year, it announced an initial public offering of common stock. The company said proceeds from the IPO would go to paying down debt, funding global operations and paying private equity firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts to “terminate our future obligations under our management services agreement.” In September, 2012, Tempur-Pedic International (TPX) announced an agreement to purchase Sealy (NTSE:ZZ) for about US$229 million. Sealy's corporate headquarters are located in Trinity, NC. Although Sealy's website claims that they are the largest manufacturer of mattresses in the world, Tempur-Pedic had greater revenue than Sealy in 2011.[6] Sealy has 25 U.S. plants and a 17.8 percent share of the nation's mattress sales.[7] Sealy sells the majority of its mattresses under its three main brands, Sealy Posturepedic, Stearns & Foster and Bassett. There are licensees operating in Australia, Argentina, Bahamas, Colombia, Israel, Jamaica, Japan, New Zealand, South Africa, Thailand and the United Kingdom.