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• Form 10-Q, FY08-Q1 | PDF Format
• Form 10-Q, FY07-Q3 | PDF Format
• Form 10-Q, FY07-Q2 | PDF Format
• Form 10-Q, FY07-Q1 | PDF Format
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For information regarding shares held, W-9s, etc. please call Continental Stock Transfer & Trust Company toll-free
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• Bridgford Foods Corporation Announces Common Stock Repurchase (March 17, 2007)
• Bridgford Foods Elects New Officers (March 16, 2006)
• Bridgford Foods Elects New Officers (June 2004)
• Todd Andrews Elected (June 2004) |
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Bridgford Foods Corporation made substantial
improvements in operations and financial results during
the 2006 fiscal year. Despite continuing increases in the
costs of raw materials, energy and all other services
purchased by the Company,...
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• Form 10-Q, FY06-Q3 | PDF Format
• Form 10-Q, FY06-Q2 | PDF Format
• Form 10-Q, FY06-Q1 | PDF Format
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Bridgford Food Corporation experienced extraordinarily high raw material, fuel, utility and pension costs during the 2005 fiscal year.
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• Form 10-Q, FY05-Q3 | PDF Format
• Form 10-Q, FY05-Q2 | PDF Format
• Form 10-Q, FY05-Q1 | PDF Format
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The 2005 annual meeting of shareholders will be held at the Four Points Sheraton, 1500 South Raymond Avenue,
Fullerton, California at 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, March 16, 2005.
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• Form 10-Q, FY04-Q3 | PDF Format
• Form 10-Q, FY04-Q2 | PDF Format
• Form 10-Q, FY04-Q1 | PDF Format
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Bridgford Foods continued to face many challenges in 2003. Higher raw materials costs and strong competition in both the meat and bakery segments of our business reduced our gross operating margins. Higher workmen's compensation insurance costs, employee pension and medical charges, in addition to higher fuel and utility costs, added to our overall expense increases.
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10-Q, FY03-Q2 | PDF
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10-Q, FY03-Q1 | PDF
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2002 was a
difficult year for Bridgford Foods. The bankruptcy of a major customer,
higher pension costs, higher bakery commodity costs and extreme price
competition, as well as a soft economy, all contributed to lower sales
and earnings. Also, the implementation of our new computer system resulted
in approximately $685,000 in non-recurring expenses during fiscal year
2002.
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2001 was a
challenging year for Bridgford Foods. Our business was adversely affected
by the recession and the tragic events of September 11. Sales reached
a record level in 2001, but profits were down substantially compared to
the prior year. Meat raw materials, energy and fuel costs were higher
than anticipated for most of fiscal 2001, while competition was especially
strong in the food service area and the meat snack business.
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The
year 2000 was a good year for Bridgford Foods. Sales reached an all-time
record level while profits were the second best in Company history.
Lower profits were due to higher costs for raw materials, energy, transportation,
petroleum based packaging materials and employee health care. New product
and new customer development also contributed to increased expenses.
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It is a great pleasure
to report that 1999 was a banner year for Bridgford Foods Corporation.
New all-time record highs were attained in sales, earnings, dividends
and capital. Net profits exceeded ten million dollars for the first time
in our sixty-seven year history.
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1998 was an outstanding
year for Bridgford Foods Corporation. All-time highs were established
for sales, earnings and equity. Favorable commodity costs, manufacturing
efficiencies, tight cost controls and strong marketing programs all contributed
to the greatest one year success in company history.
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Bridgford Foods Corporation's
sales and earnings set new records in our 1997 fiscal year, the fifty-two
weeks ended October 31, 1997. New efficiencies and increased productivity
resulting from our capital expenditures for plant and equipment in 1995
and 1996 enabled us to earn $6.6 million in 1997, an all-time high.
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Sales set a new record
for the eleventh consecutive year in 1996. Dividends were increased for
the tenth year in a row. Three major capital improvement projects begun
in our 1995 fiscal year, including the two largest in the Company's 64
year history, were completed with a total capitalized cost of $12,000,000.
Net income for 1996 was $5.7 million, which reflects a decrease from 1995
due to extremely high raw material costs in both our meat and bakery divisions.
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