Financial Data and Key Metrics Changes - For Q3 2024, the company reported net income of 5.7millionor0.40 per diluted share on net sales of 67.7million,withgrossmarginsat24.810.5 million, down from 14.8millionintheprioryear,primarilyduetotimingofinventorymanagementinitiatives[11][12]BusinessLineDataandKeyMetricsChanges−Thecompanyoptimizeditsoperationalfootprint,reducingitbyapproximately300,000squarefeetor2010.5 million from operations, while also prioritizing the repayment of higher-cost variable rate debt [4][7] - There is an ongoing commitment to innovation, with new product launches such as the Onix Supercell Pickleball Paddle and partnerships like the one with Adidas for fitness accessories [8][9] Management's Comments on Operating Environment and Future Outlook - Management expressed optimism regarding the Federal Reserve's monetary easing and a resilient job market, which may aid in recovering consumer demand for discretionary goods [6] - However, they acknowledged that a material increase in demand is not expected in the near term, as consumer spending patterns may settle into pre-pandemic levels [6] Other Important Information - The company recognized a 3.9milliongainonthesaleofassetsrelatedtothedivestitureoftheRosarito,Mexicofacility,whichpositivelyimpactedoperatingincome[11]−Anamendmenttotheseniorsecuredrevolvingcreditfacilityreducedborrowingcapacityby15 million, providing ample availability for current sales levels and future growth [12] Q&A Session Summary Question: Details on Minnesota rationalization - Management confirmed that the Minnesota facility is related to the water sports business, which has seen excess inventory, leading to a reduction in square footage and staffing adjustments [14] Question: Orlando operations winding down - The Orlando facility, associated with the licensed cornhole business, will be wound down, with inventory being consolidated into other facilities, primarily in Evansville and Gainesville [15][16] Question: Amortization expense clarification - The increase in amortization expense was linked to restructuring charges related to the Orlando facility and the write-off of some intangible assets [17][18] Question: Capital allocation priorities - Management indicated that while they are below their target debt range, they will continue to prioritize paying down higher-cost variable rate debt and remain open to capital allocation opportunities as they arise [19][20]