SSUP
Superior Industries International, Inc.0.0813
+0.0555+215%
Dec 9, 12:49:37 PM EST
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Key Stats
Market Cap
3.03MP/E (TTM)
-Basic EPS (TTM)
-9.62Dividend Yield
0%Recent Filings
10-Q
Q3 FY2025 results
Superior Industries International's Q3 FY2025 net sales plunged 44.6% y/y to $178.2M from $321.8M, driven by North America collapsing 64.3% y/y to $73.5M after key customers resourced away, while Europe dipped 9.4% y/y to $104.7M. Gross loss widened to $29.2M (16.4% margin) from $28.6M profit (8.9% margin), with operating loss at $55.5M versus $4.7M profit; net loss ballooned to $85.0M ($3.03/share) from $24.8M ($1.24/share), as interest expense rose 20.1% y/y to $21.4M. Cash rose to $60.6M from $40.1M q/q, but operating cash flow YTD was negative $72.1M; total debt swelled to $631.9M short-term, with covenant breaches waived via December 2025 merger and amendments extending revolver to June 2026 with $10M minimum liquidity covenant. North America took a $66.9M asset impairment YTD. German cartel probe lingers.
8-K
Merger closes, Superior goes private.
Superior Industries completed its merger with SUP Parent Holdings on December 8, 2025, going private as a wholly owned subsidiary after Parent, holding 17.6% of voting power, merged in its sub. Common shareholders received $0.09 cash per share; Series A preferred got $39.49 cash plus 0.23 Parent units. Term lenders added $27.5M loans, waived defaults, and exchanged claims for equity and new loans—deal done. Now unlisted.
8-K
Merger approval secured
Superior Industries International stockholders approved the merger agreement on September 15, 2025, with 26.9 million for votes against 1.2 million, clearing a key hurdle for the deal announced July 8. The non-binding advisory vote on executive compensation tied to the transaction also passed overwhelmingly. This paves the way for the merger with SUP Parent Holdings, positioning the company as a private entity amid its recent NYSE delisting.
8-K
CFO transition announced
Superior Industries International's Vice President and Chief Accounting Officer Stacie R. Schulz resigned on August 15, 2025, effective August 29, to pursue other opportunities, with no disagreements over operations or policies. Shane Giebel, the company's Vice President and Interim CFO, steps in as interim principal accounting officer. This smooth transition maintains financial oversight amid ongoing challenges.
8-K
Share issuance completes
Superior Industries International issued and sold 7,600,000 common shares to SUP Parent Holdings at $0.09 each on August 13, 2025, raising $684,000 under a prior subscription agreement exempt from registration. This infusion bolsters liquidity amid a pending merger with Parent's subsidiary, yet the company faces substantial going concern doubts. Funds support operations during regulatory and stockholder approvals.
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