MOCON INC.
(MOCO) Makes packaging and materials testing instrumentation. 4th quarter FY2009, 12/31
2009 2008 % chg. Revenue $7.4 $7.4 +0.3 Income 1.1 1.0 +7.9 Earn/share 0.21 0.19 +10.5 12 months
Revenue $26.6 $29.7 -10.3 Income 2.9 4.1 -28.3 Earn/share 0.53 0.72 -26.4 Figures in millions except for earnings per share.
NASH FINCH CO.
(NAFC) Food wholesaler and owner and operator of supermarkets. 4th quarter FY2009, 1/2
2009 2008 % chg. Revenue $1,222.4 $1,188.4 +2.9 Income -43.1 5.4 -- Earn/share -3.20 0.41 -- 12 months
Revenue $5,212.7 $4,633.5 +12.1 Income 2.8 33.1 -91.6 Earn/share 0.21 2.52 -91.7 Figures in millions except for earnings per share.
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