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Connor Fitzpatrick

Vice President and Senior Associate at Bank of America Corp. /de/

Conor Fitzpatrick is a Vice President and Senior Associate at Bank of America, where he specializes in banking sector analysis and provides strategic research for institutional clients. With a focus on corporate clients and financial institutions, Fitzpatrick has contributed to projects covering leading banking companies, though no publicly reported individual performance metrics or success rate rankings are available. He began his tenure at Bank of America Merrill Lynch around 2023, advancing into his current VP role after prior experience in financial analysis and client services within the industry. Fitzpatrick holds relevant industry credentials, likely including FINRA securities licenses, though specific license numbers and achievements are not disclosed.

Connor Fitzpatrick's questions to DARLING INGREDIENTS (DAR) leadership

Question · Q4 2025

Connor Fitzpatrick asked for a breakdown of the drivers behind the record feed ingredients processing volume and strong revenue/gross margin percentage in Q4 2025, and which of these drivers are more ratable. He also inquired about the specific LCFS credit price required for Diamond Green Diesel (DGD) to redirect product toward California and away from other current end markets.

Answer

CEO Randall Stuewe attributed the feed segment's momentum to strong raw material tonnage globally (e.g., strong poultry in the U.S., large beef tonnage in Brazil, consistent Europe) and effective margin/spread management. He noted that many small factors contribute, including freight, product mix, and market sales. CFO Bob Day stated it's difficult to provide an exact LCFS credit price for DGD to redirect to California due to dynamic global markets, but it would need to be higher than current levels as better alternatives exist today.

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Question · Q4 2025

Connor Fitzpatrick asked about the drivers behind the record feed ingredients processing volume, revenue per ton, and gross margin percentage in Q4, and which of these drivers are more ratable. He also inquired about the LCFS credit price required for DGD to redirect product toward California and away from other current end markets.

Answer

Randall Stuewe, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, attributed the performance to strong global raw material tonnage (e.g., strong poultry offsetting low U.S. beef, large Brazil beef), effective margin and spread management, operational execution, and navigating trade flows. Bob Day, Chief Financial Officer, found it difficult to provide an exact LCFS credit price for redirecting DGD product to California due to dynamic global markets, but indicated it would need to be higher than current levels as better alternatives exist for DGD outside California.

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Connor Fitzpatrick's questions to PBF Energy (PBF) leadership

Question · Q1 2025

Connor Fitzpatrick of Bank of America asked if current heavy maintenance on the West Coast could improve future asset reliability and which California regulations are the most financially burdensome.

Answer

SVP Michael A. Bukowski confirmed that turnarounds at Martinez and Torrance are opportunities to improve reliability, complementing system-wide initiatives. President and CEO Matthew Lucey identified regulations like AB32 as creating an 'unlevel playing field' versus importers and stressed the need for a competitive business environment, noting recent collaborative dialogue with the state.

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