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Icahn Enterprises L.p (IEP) filed its fiscal 2010 10-K annual report with the SEC on Mar 8, 2011.

Top risk flagged: Regulatory risk: Dodd-Frank required Investment Management entities to register with the SEC by July 2011

Icahn Enterprises L.p FY2010 10-K analysis

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Diversified holding company acquiring undervalued or distressed assets, actively managing subsidiaries to unlock value
New Gaming segment through Tropicana consolidation, effective November 15, 2010, after acquiring 51.5% ownership
New Railcar and Food Packaging segments, following 54.3% ARI and 71.4% Viskase acquisitions on January 15, 2010
Private Funds fee structure revised, introducing four investor Options with fees ranging from 1.5% to 2.25% and incentive allocations of 15% to 22%
2010 employee base included approximately 42,700 at Federal-Mogul, 7,200 at Tropicana and 1,598 at ARI

Revenue $9.119B, up $514M YoY from $8.605B, driven by Automotive, Metals and newly consolidated Gaming
Automotive best-performing segment: $116M attributable income, versus $(29)M in 2009
Railcar worst-performing trend: revenue down $149M, gross margin negative 2% versus positive 10%
Operating cash flow $41M, capex $251M, quarterly distributions $85M, no buybacks disclosed
Outlook: railcar backlog approximately 1,050 units, with risks from cyclical demand, real estate weakness and credit availability

Regulatory risk: Dodd-Frank required Investment Management entities to register with the SEC by July 2011
Geopolitical exposure: Federal-Mogul manufacturing and distribution facilities across multiple countries, including Venezuela and Russia
Supply-chain vulnerability: ARI components sourced from limited domestic suppliers, with minimal inventories
Competitive disruption: Tropicana faced new Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland casinos, plus potential online gaming
Structural risk: Mr. Icahn controlled 92.6% of depositary units and 100% of the general partner

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