HAIN Hain Celestial Group Inc

$HAIN i say 3 months ago this go bk, but now i see this not go bk bullish than never before

$HAIN One of the biggest distributors of baby food and it's this low? Seems like it has some upside

$HAIN panic sell off . News was bad but not bankruptcies.any insider buy news in next few days will take it double from .20c .

$HAIN insane sell off. They did 50 million free cashflow in the first 6 month of the year. They can grow out if debt without the deal

$HAIN $HAIN Fowing this closely. Average is .33. Jumping back in at .35 upon deal getting completed. Going all in. Out at .90 Will be the easiest money made.

$HAIN $HAIN They have to extend the loan maturity date (for $558 million due on December 22, 2026) by at least nine months. Aurelius affiliates can either now waive the condition or end the agreement. The lenders may still sign an amendment, which would meet the condition only if Hain and the buyers agree a later deadline in writing or the buyers waive it. Net sales were $1.35 billion at the end of fiscal year June 30, 2026. Deal will get done.

$HAIN it looks like HAIN has just passed the W shape bottom and is about to turnaround

Hain Celestial Group is considering filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as soon as next month, according to Bloomberg, amid mounting debt, weakening consumer demand and liquidity pressures. Shares plunged 51% after the report, extending a decline of roughly 99% since early 2021. The potential restructuring follows the failure to secure lender approval by an Oct. 12 deadline to extend debt maturities, jeopardizing the planned sale of its European and UK operations to private equity firm Aurelius. The deal, announced in September, included brands such as Ella’s Kitchen, Joya and Natumi and was expected to generate up to $310 million to repay existing debt. Hain and Aurelius are still negotiating to preserve the transaction. The company has approximately $655 million in unsecured debt, adding to operational challenges and lingering reputational damage from consumer lawsuits alleging elevated heavy-metal levels in its Earth’s Best baby food. $HAIN

$HAIN the fact they couldn't figure this out by the deadline is absurd and beyond me. They should definitely clean house there. We'll have to see if the asset still sells or if they can ask for concessions now - it's not like they're paying top dollar to begin with for Daniels. I also don't believe the creditors will be better off taking this through BK court.

$HAIN We don't know what is going on but I am sure that the deal didn't just die because of some deadline. Maybe bankruptcy is in their future but I would think that a loan adjustment would be best for the lenders and will come. Then the sale will go through. I am not betting on it but waiting to buy stock if a deal does go through.

$HAIN I'm sure a major food company will pick them up for pennies in bankruptcy. Shateholders will lose everything.

$HAIN double bottom increasing volume. Hain Celestial has inherent value even with the remaining debt and the smaller more to the core portfolio: twenty six years after acquiring Celestial Seasoning what’s the company worth? “The Hain Food Group acquired Boulder, Colorado-based Celestial Seasonings Inc. on March 6, 2000, in a stock-and-cash deal valued at approximately $382 million to $390 million.”

$HAIN this equity is just an option on other people's forbearance, and the deadline attached to it already lapsed. Paying 2.8% of market cap to two restructuring-specialist directors is the company telling you, in writing, which chapter it's in.

$HAIN may file bankruptcy. It missed a key deadline to sell its Europe business, needed to cut big debts due soon. Stock crashed ~50%; talks continue but future looks shaky. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-10-15/wellness-company-hain-celestial-said-to-eye-potential-bankruptcy

$HAIN transferred its Nasdaq listing to the Capital Market on Sep 24, 2026, after receiving Nasdaq approval.

$HAIN bought some today just little bit at 0.4883. creditor will pass the deal and amend the term. its dumb to not.

$HAIN: Walsh does not claim zero avocado oil. The complaint frames a range, from far more seed oil than avocado oil to none authentic at all, all based on the UC Davis study. No class certified, nothing to claim. Open Class Actions.

$HAIN only reason I can see to be bearish at this price point in the very short term is high institutional ownership

$HAIN The critical timeline - they will likely issue a definitive notice regarding the reverse stock split (RS) between late January and mid-February 2027 if the stock fails to reach $1.00 organically.

$HAIN I received the info today, that the Aurelius deal could not happen, sorry for the long term investors....