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Icahn Enterprises L.p (IEP) filed its fiscal 2013 10-K annual report with the SEC on Mar 3, 2014.

Top risk flagged: SEC climate-disclosure rules for conflict minerals increased Federal-Mogul supply-chain diligence costs, with initial disclosures beginning in 2014

Icahn Enterprises L.p FY2013 10-K analysis

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Diversified activist holding company: acquires undervalued businesses, drives operational change and monetizes value through subsidiaries and investments
New Railcar segment expansion: 75% economic interest in New ARL acquired October 2013, adding specialized railcar leasing
Energy emphasis: CVR Refining IPO and CVR Partners expansion increased UAN capacity 400,000 tons, approximately 50%
Most notable metric: Federal-Mogul employed approximately 44,000 people and operated manufacturing or distribution facilities in 23 countries
Distinctive 2013 development: CVR refinery operations faced first-time Wynnewood Renewable Fuel Standard exposure and volatile RIN costs

Revenue $20.682B, up $4.886B YoY from $15.796B, with net income $2.444B vs $1.800B
Best segment Investment: revenue $2.031B, investment-fund return 30.8% vs 6.6%
Worst segment Home Fashion: sales down $44M, or 19%, while gross margin reached 12% vs 10%
Operating cash flow $717M, capex $1.2B, financing cash flow $907M
Capital allocation: $581M equity-offering proceeds, $1.015B CVR dividends, $4.50 per-unit distributions
Key risks: volatile RIN costs estimated at $75M to $150M for 2014, cyclical refining and railcar demand

SEC climate-disclosure rules for conflict minerals increased Federal-Mogul supply-chain diligence costs, with initial disclosures beginning in 2014
Geopolitical exposure: Federal-Mogul facilities across countries including Russia, China, Brazil and Mexico face currency controls, political instability and import restrictions
Coffeyville refinery and fertilizer plant concentration: one incident could disrupt nearby production, distribution and storage operations
Competitive pressure from global automotive suppliers and increasingly powerful aftermarket customers demanding price concessions
Structural risk: $9.3B total debt, including $4.0B at the Holding Company, with approximately $3.4B additional borrowing capacity as of December 31, 2013
Key-person dependency: Mr. Icahn’s departure could materially harm Investment Funds performance and lead to premature termination

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