DJO maintains a policy of holding open and transparent communications with all investors, large and small. The Company will attend at least two brokerage house-sponsored leveraged finance conferences each year. The Company also provides a live webcast of its quarterly conference call. Archived calls can be found on DJO’s Investor Relations website.
DJO believes that well-managed companies with thoughtful corporate governance and citizenship practices provide better long-term returns for stakeholders. DJO became a publicly traded company on November 14, 2001, ($17.00 per share) and traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol “DJO” before going private in a merger transaction on November 20, 2007 ($50.25 per share). In those six years, DJO’s stock price increased nearly 200%. As a result of the 2007 merger transaction, DJO continues to have publicly traded corporate debt, but no publicly traded stock.
Last Updated: 12/9/2008
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