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10Q Delayed
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ABX Air Says 10Q Will Be Delayed
ABX Air Says Quarterly Report Will Be Late As a Result of DHL's Failure to Pay for Services
November 09, 2007: 06:31 PM EST
NEW YORK (Associated Press) - ABX Air Inc. said Friday it won't be able to file its third-quarter report on time, due to DHL Express (USA) Inc.'s failure to pay the air cargo company for services performed under two commercial agreements.
Earlier in the day, ABX said it issued a default notice to DHL, its main customer, claiming that the package delivery giant withheld payments. That news sent ABX shares down 99 cents, or 17 percent, to close at $4.74.
ABX said DHL claimed ABX's third-party revenue exceeded 10 percent of ABX's total revenue _ a threshold agreed upon by the two companies. But ABX argues that DHL didn't include certain costs, such as fuel expenses, in its calculations, and said that DHL's failure to pay may cause ABX to default on some of its credit facilities.
ABX said later in the day it obtained waivers under those facilities, continuing its access to all of its existing credit commitments.
DHL said in a statement that it "wholly rejects" ABX's claims of default and maintains it exercised valid rights under the contracts which allow it to reduce reimbursement obligations for certain overhead expenses.
ABX said that as a result of DHL's action, it needs additional time to confer with its advisers and update disclosures to reflect the effect of this action on its financial results.
The company expects to complete the review and report its third-quarter results as soon as possible next week.
DHL is owned by German shipping company Deutsche Post AG.
http://money.cnn.com/news/newsfeeds/articles/apwire/434f280d87a3c0d38cfa4994aa5b4e42.htm
ABX Air Says 10Q Will Be Delayed
ABX Air Says Quarterly Report Will Be Late As a Result of DHL's Failure to Pay for Services
November 09, 2007: 06:31 PM EST
NEW YORK (Associated Press) - ABX Air Inc. said Friday it won't be able to file its third-quarter report on time, due to DHL Express (USA) Inc.'s failure to pay the air cargo company for services performed under two commercial agreements.
Earlier in the day, ABX said it issued a default notice to DHL, its main customer, claiming that the package delivery giant withheld payments. That news sent ABX shares down 99 cents, or 17 percent, to close at $4.74.
ABX said DHL claimed ABX's third-party revenue exceeded 10 percent of ABX's total revenue _ a threshold agreed upon by the two companies. But ABX argues that DHL didn't include certain costs, such as fuel expenses, in its calculations, and said that DHL's failure to pay may cause ABX to default on some of its credit facilities.
ABX said later in the day it obtained waivers under those facilities, continuing its access to all of its existing credit commitments.
DHL said in a statement that it "wholly rejects" ABX's claims of default and maintains it exercised valid rights under the contracts which allow it to reduce reimbursement obligations for certain overhead expenses.
ABX said that as a result of DHL's action, it needs additional time to confer with its advisers and update disclosures to reflect the effect of this action on its financial results.
The company expects to complete the review and report its third-quarter results as soon as possible next week.
DHL is owned by German shipping company Deutsche Post AG.