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Icahn Enterprises L.p (IEP) filed its fiscal 2006 10-K annual report with the SEC on Mar 6, 2007.

Top risk flagged: WPI ownership challenge in Delaware and bankruptcy proceedings could reduce Icahn’s common-stock stake below 50%, changing consolidated financial statements

Icahn Enterprises L.p FY2006 10-K analysis

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Diversified holding company monetizing operating businesses, distressed assets and liquid securities to maximize unitholder value
2006 portfolio reset: Aquarius acquired, Atlantic City gaming and oil-and-gas operations sold, generating approximately $663.7 million gain
Post-year-end strategic expansion into automotive: proposed $5.2 billion Lear acquisition, funded partly by $3.6 billion secured facilities
WestPoint Home strengthened through $200.0 million preferred-stock investment and Bahrain manufacturing expansion
Gaming footprint shifted to Nevada, with four properties and approximately 5,340 employees after Atlantic City divestiture

Revenue $1.48B, up 64.0% YoY, driven by WPI inclusion and Gaming and Real Estate growth
Operating loss $89.8M vs income $45.2M, including Home Fashion loss $150.6M and restructuring charges $45.6M
Best segment Real Estate: operating income $28.0M vs $17.8M; worst Home Fashion: operating loss $150.6M
Operating cash flow $117.7M; capital expenditures $61.3M; distributions $25.2M, or $0.40 per unit
Outlook: 2007 property-development sales and profits expected to decline; Home Fashion losses and restructuring charges expected through 2007

WPI ownership challenge in Delaware and bankruptcy proceedings could reduce Icahn’s common-stock stake below 50%, changing consolidated financial statements
Lear acquisition exposure: approximately $5.2 billion consideration, including $1.4 billion cash, pending stockholder and antitrust approvals
WPI overseas sourcing expansion in Pakistan and Bahrain exposed to political instability, currency fluctuations and logistics disruptions
WPI customer concentration: six largest customers generated approximately 50% of 2006 net sales
Icahn control concentration: approximately 90.0% of depositary units and 86.5% of preferred units, limiting unitholder influence

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