James A. Bodi
On January 29, 2024, James A. Bodi stepped down from his position as a member of the Board of Directors (the “Board”) of Triton International Limited (the “Company”), effective immediately.
Highest-materiality recent filing
Triton International refinances debt, adds $1.75B term loan, extends maturity to 2029
Twelfth amended credit agreement provides $2.0B revolver and new $1.75B term loan tranche.
Triton International acquired by Brookfield for ~$3.77B cash + stock; shares delisted
Total Merger Consideration ~$3.77B in cash and 21.45M BIPC shares.
Triton shareholders approve merger with Brookfield Infrastructure; 51.3M for vs 0.8M against
Special meeting held Aug 24; Merger Proposal approved: 51,299,980 for, 842,142 against, 1,510,704 abstain.
Three complaints filed in NY state and federal court allege material omissions in merger proxy regarding financial projections and Goldman Sachs fairness opinion.
Triton International Q2 net income down 19.3% YoY to $128.7M; Brookfield acquisition on track for Q3
GAAP net income $128.7M ($2.34 diluted EPS), down 19.3% YoY and 4.1% QoQ.
Triton Q1 net income $136.8M ($2.44 EPS), down 12% YoY; utilization 97.6%
Net income $136.8M ($2.44 diluted EPS), down 12.2% YoY; adjusted net income $136.1M ($2.42 adjusted EPS), down 12.3% YoY.
Triton to be acquired by Brookfield Infrastructure in $13.3B take-private; $85/share (35% premium)
Total enterprise value ~$13.3B; common equity ~$4.7B; $85/share ($68.50 cash + $16.50 BIPC shares).
Triton International to be acquired by Brookfield Infrastructure for $85/share in cash and stock
Triton shareholders to receive $68.50 cash and $16.50 in BIPC shares per common share, totaling $85/share.
Triton Q4 adj EPS $2.76, down 4.2% sequentially; FY22 net income up 55%
Q4 net income $152.2M ($2.61 diluted), down 2.2% YoY; adjusted net income $160.7M ($2.76 diluted), up 3.4% YoY.
Triton International Q3 net income $176.8M ($2.88 EPS); raises dividend 7.7% to $0.70
Net income $176.8M ($2.88 diluted EPS) vs $123.0M ($1.83) in Q3 2021; adjusted net income $176.5M, up 18.5% YoY.
Amendments to $1.2 billion term loan and $2.0 billion revolving credit facility transition benchmark from LIBOR to Term SOFR.
Triton International Q2 adjusted EPS $2.92, up 36% YoY; utilization 99.4%
Net income $184.6M ($2.90 diluted); adjusted net income $186.0M ($2.92 diluted).
Triton CFO John Burns to retire end of 2022; search for successor underway
CFO John Burns intends to retire at end of 2022 after over 25 years at Triton.
Triton International Q1 adjusted EPS $2.76, up 44.5% YoY; utilization 99.6%
Net income attributable to common shareholders $181.2M ($2.78 diluted EPS); adjusted net income $179.6M ($2.76 adj. diluted EPS).
Triton Q4 adj EPS $2.67 (+57% YoY); FY21 adj EPS $9.16 (+99% YoY)
Q4 total leasing revenue $417.2M vs $337.3M in Q4 2020, up 23.7%.
Triton Q3 adj EPS $2.43, up 113%; raises dividend 14% to $0.65
Adjusted net income $163.8M ($2.43/diluted), up 113.2% YoY from $1.14.
Triton closes strategic debt transition; revolver upped to $2B at lower rate, notes become unsecured
Revolver amended to $2.0B limit (from $1.125B), maturity extended to Oct 2026, now unsecured.
Triton Q2 adjusted EPS $2.14, up 148.8% YoY; utilization 99.5%
Adjusted net income $144.2M ($2.14/diluted share) vs $60.0M ($0.86) YoY.
On January 29, 2024, James A. Bodi stepped down from his position as a member of the Board of Directors (the “Board”) of Triton International Limited (the “Company”), effective immediately.
Also on January 29, 2024, the Board appointed Roderick Romeo to serve as a director on the Board, effective immediately
Brian M. Sondey, Annabelle Bexiga, Claude Germain, John S. Hextall, Kenneth Hanau, Malcom P. Baker, Niharika Ramdev, Robert L. Rosner, Robert W. Alspaugh, Simon R. Vernon and Terri A. Pizzuto each resigned from their positions as members of the board of directors of the Company
Brian M. Sondey, Annabelle Bexiga, Claude Germain, John S. Hextall, Kenneth Hanau, Malcom P. Baker, Niharika Ramdev, Robert L. Rosner, Robert W. Alspaugh, Simon R. Vernon and Terri A. Pizzuto each resigned from their positions as members of the board of directors of the Company
Brian M. Sondey, Annabelle Bexiga, Claude Germain, John S. Hextall, Kenneth Hanau, Malcom P. Baker, Niharika Ramdev, Robert L. Rosner, Robert W. Alspaugh, Simon R. Vernon and Terri A. Pizzuto each resigned from their positions as members of the board of directors of the Company
Brian M. Sondey, Annabelle Bexiga, Claude Germain, John S. Hextall, Kenneth Hanau, Malcom P. Baker, Niharika Ramdev, Robert L. Rosner, Robert W. Alspaugh, Simon R. Vernon and Terri A. Pizzuto each resigned from their positions as members of the board of directors of the Company
Brian M. Sondey, Annabelle Bexiga, Claude Germain, John S. Hextall, Kenneth Hanau, Malcom P. Baker, Niharika Ramdev, Robert L. Rosner, Robert W. Alspaugh, Simon R. Vernon and Terri A. Pizzuto each resigned from their positions as members of the board of directors of the Company
Immediately following the Effective Time, Mr. Sondey, Ms. Pizzuto, David Joynt, Ben Vaughan and John C. Hellmann were appointed to the Surviving Company Board
Brian M. Sondey, Annabelle Bexiga, Claude Germain, John S. Hextall, Kenneth Hanau, Malcom P. Baker, Niharika Ramdev, Robert L. Rosner, Robert W. Alspaugh, Simon R. Vernon and Terri A. Pizzuto each resigned from their positions as members of the board of directors of the Company
Immediately following the Effective Time, Mr. Sondey, Ms. Pizzuto, David Joynt, Ben Vaughan and John C. Hellmann were appointed to the Surviving Company Board
Brian M. Sondey, Annabelle Bexiga, Claude Germain, John S. Hextall, Kenneth Hanau, Malcom P. Baker, Niharika Ramdev, Robert L. Rosner, Robert W. Alspaugh, Simon R. Vernon and Terri A. Pizzuto each resigned from their positions as members of the board of directors of the Company
Immediately following the Effective Time, Mr. Sondey, Ms. Pizzuto, David Joynt, Ben Vaughan and John C. Hellmann were appointed to the Surviving Company Board
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