On Monday, Nortel will release its fourth-quarter and 2008 full-year results.
From a numbers perspective, analysts expect a fourth-quarter profit of 21 cents a share (before one-time items) on revenue of $2.74 billion, compared with a profit of 48 cents on revenue of $3.2 billion in the fourth-quarter of 2007.
The real focus will be on any updates that senior management will provide on the bankruptcy filing, the creation of a new business plan, and the restructuring plan.
The unfortunate part is there will be no opportunity for industry or financial analysts to ask questions because Nortel has decided not to do a Webcast or teleconference. While this allows it to control the message, it creates the impression Nortel is hiding. Nortel could have easily done a Webcast or teleconference but stuck to a well-honed script when asked questions.
For more, Reuters has a story.
More: For anyone living in Ottawa, check out this article in the Ottawa Citizen about the impact that has had on the community over the years.
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