** Shares in Yeti Holdings YETI.N fall 5.1% to a
more-than-two-year low of $30.68
** Yeti says Chief Financial Officer Paul Carbone has
resigned effective Oct. 28 to return to Boston to pursue a
business opportunity that will allow him to be closer to family
** Carbone, an excellent communicator and financial steward,
is well-liked by the investment community, Stifel analyst Jim
Duffy writes in a note, adding the brokerage is disappointed to
see him leave and expects his exit to create uncertainty
** Carbone has been Yeti's finance chief for its first four
years as a public entity
** Duffy adds Yeti, under Carbone's financial leadership,
established the financial infrastructure to operate as a public
entity, navigated a period of breakout growth through supply
chain challenges and established strong credibility with the
investment community
** Yeti and its board have commenced a search for a new CFO
** Through last close, shares had lost nearly 61% of their
value this year
(Reporting by Praveen Paramasivam)
((Praveen.Paramasivam@thomsonreuters.com;))