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Icahn Enterprises L.p (IEP) filed its fiscal 2014 10-K annual report with the SEC on Feb 27, 2015.

Top risk flagged: CERCLA liability: CVR could face strict, joint-and-several cleanup costs for contamination at four facilities, including Coffeyville and Wynnewood

Icahn Enterprises L.p FY2014 10-K analysis

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Diversified holding company using activist investing to acquire undervalued businesses, drive operational change and unlock value
New emphasis on Automotive expansion: Uni-Select USA acquisition for approximately $340 million and TRW engine valve business for approximately $313 million
Federal-Mogul announced separation of Powertrain and Motorparts into two independent publicly traded companies
Federal-Mogul R&D spending rose to $192 million from $177 million, with manufacturing and distribution across 26 countries
Tropicana expanded Gaming through its April 1, 2014 acquisition of an additional Missouri casino resort

Revenue $19.157B, down $1.525B YoY from $20.682B, primarily due to Investment losses and lower Metals revenue
Best segment Automotive sales $7.317B, up $412M, with gross margin $1.057B versus $1.020B
Worst segment Investment return -7.4% versus 30.8%, producing a $305M share of fund losses
Operating cash flow used $390M, capex $1.4B, including Railcar $626M, Automotive $418M and Energy $218M
Capital allocation: $123M cash distributions, $642M to non-controlling interests, $1.4B refinancing proceeds, 2015 capex guidance $2.0B to $2.3B combined segments

CERCLA liability: CVR could face strict, joint-and-several cleanup costs for contamination at four facilities, including Coffeyville and Wynnewood
Geopolitical exposure: Federal-Mogul operates across countries including Russia, China, Brazil and Mexico, exposing results to currency controls and political disruption
Plant concentration: Coffeyville’s refinery and fertilizer facilities share a site, increasing loss severity from one explosion, fire, windstorm or flood
Market disruption: Expanded Cushing and Permian Basin pipeline connectivity reduced the petroleum business’s domestic crude advantage in 2014
Structural leverage: Icahn Enterprises had $11.6 billion debt at December 31, 2014, including $5.5 billion at the holding company

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