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Barry Cullinane

Research Analyst at RBC Capital Markets

Toronto, ON, CA

Barry Cullinane is an Associate Director at RBC Capital Markets, based in Toronto, specializing in equity research and capital markets analysis. He covers a range of publicly traded Canadian companies, focusing particularly on sectors such as financial services and diversified industries. Cullinane's career at RBC Capital Markets began after gaining experience in previous analytical roles, with performance noted for thorough financial modeling and industry insight, though specific quantitative success rates or rankings are not publicly available. He holds professional credentials customary for his position, including securities licenses and FINRA registration required for equity research roles.

Career History

OrganizationRoleDate Range
RBC Capital MarketsAssociate DirectorJan 2023 to Present
RBC Capital MarketsSenior Business AnalystNov 2014 to Jan 2023
Harmonic Fund ServicesSenior Operations AnalystJun 2010 to Nov 2014
Harmonic Fund ServicesBusiness AnalystJun 2010 to Sep 2011
PricewaterhouseCoopersAudit Supervisor and SeniorJun 2003 to May 2005
Admiral Administration LtdSenior Operations AnalystJan 2008 to Jun 2010
Admiral Administration LtdFund Account ManagerMay 2005 to Jan 2008

Education

Association of Chartered Certified Accountants

ACCA, Accountancy

2001 2001

Cork Institute of Technology

• Bachelor of Business Studies, Accounting

1995 1998

Barry Cullinane's questions to Ferrovial (FER) leadership

Question · Q3 2025

Barry Cullinane asked about the potential financial consequences of delays for New Terminal One's Phase A launch, the reasons behind widening operating losses in other segments, and the expected impact of a U.S. government shutdown in Q4.

Answer

CFO Ernesto López Mozo explained that delays beyond June 2026 for New Terminal One would result in liquidated damages for the contractor and delayed revenue perception for Ferrovial. He attributed widening operating losses in other segments to the commissioning and ramp-up issues of a waste treatment plant in the U.K., part of the company's exit from that business. Regarding the U.S. government shutdown, Mr. López Mozo stated no significant impact had been observed on I-66 traffic or state-level bidding processes.

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Question · Q3 2025

Barry Cullinane asked about the potential financial consequences of a delay to New Terminal One Phase A launch, the reasons behind widening operating losses in other segments, and any expected impact from the U.S. government shutdown in Q4.

Answer

CFO Ernesto López Mozo explained that delays to New Terminal One's June opening would result in liquidated damages for the contractor and delayed revenue perception for Ferrovial. He attributed widening operating losses in other segments to the commissioning and ramp-up of a waste treatment plant in the UK. Regarding a U.S. government shutdown, he reported no significant impact on I-66 traffic or bidding processes, which are mainly state-level.

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