| Datum | Dividende |
| 11.03.2009 | 0,024 € |
| 26.11.2008 | 0,023 € |
| 04.09.2008 | 0,021 € |
| 21.05.2008 | 0,019 € |
| 05.03.2008 | 0,020 € |
| 26.11.2007 | 0,020 € |
| 21.08.2007 | 0,022 € |
| 22.05.2007 | 0,022 € |
| Aktienanzahl | 17,59 Mio. |
| Aktientyp | Stammaktie |
NEW YORK, Nov 2 (Reuters) - Shares of Frozen Food Express Industries Inc. (NasdaqNM:FFEX - News), a temperature-controlled trucking company, may double if earnings rise, as one money manager expects, according to the Nov. 3 issue of Barron's.
Scott Black of Boston-based Delphi Management thinks shares could nearly double in about 12 months, according to the latest issue of Barron's.
Shares of Dallas-based Frozen Food, which ships perishable items such as food and health care supplies, closed up 29 cents at $5.75 on Friday and hit a 52-week high of $6.24 in mid-October.
"We are definitely seeing better demand for our freight services across the board," Stoney Stubbs, the company's chairman and chief executive, said on Oct. 29. Stubbs owns nearly 10 percent of the company, according to Barron's.
Black expects the company to earn 26 cents per share this year, according to the report. The earnings should jump to 50 cents or so in 2004, and could come closer to 63 cents if the economy improves quickly, he told the newspaper.
Frozen Food said last week that third-quarter profit fell to $1.7 million, or 10 cents a share, from $3.3 million, or 20 cents a share, a year earlier, when it recorded a $4 million income-tax-related benefit. Without that benefit, the company would have lost $622,000, or 4 cents a share, in the 2002 quarter.