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Ourprimaryliquidityneedsaretosupportworkingcapitalrequirementsinourbusiness,includingworkingcapitalforintegratingP.E.G.andMiscoSolutionswith
ourbusiness,exitfromandwindingdownofourNATGoperations,fundingcashrequirementsofcertainEuropeanbusinessesforpreviouslyaccruedworkforce
reductioncostsandtransitioncosts,implementingnewinventoryandwarehousefunctionsinNorthAmerica,fundingcapitalexpenditures,continuinginvestment
inupgradingandexpandingourtechnologicalcapabilitiesandinformationtechnologyinfrastructure(includingupgradingandtransitioningofP.E.G.andMisco
Solutionstechnologyinfrastructure),repayingoutstandingdebt,andfundingacquisitions.Werelyprincipallyuponoperatingcashflowstomeettheseneeds.We
believe that cash flow available from these sources and our availability under credit facilities will be sufficient to fund our working capital and other cash
requirementsforthenexttwelvemonths.Webelieveourcurrentcapitalstructureandcashresourcesareadequateforourinternalgrowthinitiatives.Totheextent
ourgrowthinitiativesexpand,includingmajoracquisitions,wewouldseektoraiseadditionalcapital.Webelievethat,ifneeded,wecanaccesspublicorprivate
fundingalternativestoraiseadditionalcapital.
OurworkingcapitaldecreasedduetocashusedfortheP.E.G.acquisitionandthenetlossincurredin2015.Accountsreceivabledaysoutstandingwereat38.1in
2015upfrom37.5in2014.ThistrendreflectsslowerreceivablescollectioninEuropeaswetransitionedcollectionstotheHungariansharedservicescenteranda
higherproportionofoursalescomingfromB2Bchannels,wheremostcustomersdobusinesswithusonopencreditaccount,andalowerproportionofoursales
beingB2Cchannels,wheremostcustomerspurchasefromususingcreditcards.Inventoryturnswere11.3in2015comparedto9.5in2014andaccountspayable
daysoutstandingwere53.4in2015comparedto51.2in2014.Weexpectthatfutureaccountsreceivable,inventoryandaccountspayablebalanceswillfluctuate
withnetsalesandthemixofournetsalesbetweenconsumerandbusinesscustomers.
Netcashprovidedbyoperatingactivitiesfromcontinuingoperationswas$135.6millionresultingfromchangesinourworkingcapitalaccounts,whichprovided
$158.7millionincashcomparedto$0.3millionusedin2014,primarilytheresultoftheliquidationofinventoriesatourretailstores,fluctuationinouraccounts
receivableandaccountspayablebalances.Cashgeneratedfromnetincome(loss)adjustedbyothernon-cashitemsused$23.1millioncomparedto$0.9million
providedbytheseitemsin2014,primarilyrelatedtotheincreasednetlossfromoperations,fluctuationsindepreciationandamortizationcharges,changeinasset
impairmentchargesandtheutilizationofnetoperatinglosscarryforwardsfromourFranceoperations.Netcashprovidedbyoperatingactivitiesfromcontinuing
operations was $0.8 million and $42.1 million during 2014 compared to2013, primarily resulting from changes in working capital accounts, which used $0.1
million in cash compared to $33.9 million provided in 2013, primarily the result of fluctuation in our accounts receivable, inventory, and income tax payable
(receivable)balances.Cashgeneratedfromnetincome(loss)adjustedbyothernon-cashitemsprovided$0.9millioncomparedto$8.2millionprovidedin2013,
primarilytheresultofestablishmentofvaluationallowancesagainstdeferredtaxassetsforU.S.entitiesin2013,changeinassetimpairmentcharges,depreciation
and amortization offset by improvement of net loss from operations and fluctuation in our provision adjustments for returns and doubtful accounts in 2014
comparedto2013.Netcashusedinoperatingactivitiesfromdiscontinuedoperationswas$49.1millionand$0.9millionfor2015and2014,respectivelyand
cashprovidedbyoperatingactivitiesfromdiscontinuedoperationswas$4.7millionfor2013.
Netcashusedininvestingactivitiestotaled$34.7million,$12.5millionand$13.4millionfor2015,2014and2013,respectively.AcquisitionofP.E.G.in2015
used$24.8million,netofcash acquired of $1.1 million and in 2014, $6.4million was used for theMisco Solutions acquisition, net ofcash acquired of$0.9
million(seeNote3)alongwith$0.9millionofproceedsfromthesaleofourformerPCmanufacturingfacility.In2015otherinvestingactivitiesincludeleasehold
improvementsforracking,equipmentandbuildoutofouradditionalwarehousespaceforIPGsegment,newofficespaceforourFranceoperations,expenditures
forourinventoryandwarehousingfunctionsinEMEAandIPGandinformationandcommunicationssystemshardwareandsoftware,aggregating$11.3million.
In 2014, other investing activities include office expansions related to our Industrial Products segment, expenditures for the European shared services center,
computer and office equipment expenditures for the sales and administrative offices in the United Kingdom, expenditures for our inventory and warehousing
functionsinEurope,andinformationandcommunicationssystemshardwareandsoftware,totalingapproximately$7.1millionin2014.In2013,netcashusedin
investingactivitieswas$13.4millionforwarehouserackingsystemsforthenewdistributioncenter,networkupgrades,fabricationequipment,expendituresfora
newretailstoreopeningandupgradesandenhancementstoourinformationandcommunicationssystemshardware.
Net cash used in financing activities was $3.0 million, $2.3 million in 2014 and $2.6 million for 2015, 2014 and 2013, respectively. In 2015, we repaid
approximately $2.8 million of capital lease obligations andrepurchased approximately $0.2 million of treasury stock. In 2014, werepaid approximately $2.6
millionofcapitalleaseobligationsandnetproceedsandexcesstaxbenefitfromstockoptionexercisesprovided$0.3million.In2013,werepaidapproximately
$2.8millionofcapitalleaseobligations.Netproceedsandexcesstaxbenefitsfromstockoptionexercisesprovided$0.2million.
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