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Daanish Rizwan

**Senior Vice President and Equity Research Analyst** at Jefferies

Daanish Rizwan is a **Senior Vice President and Equity Research Analyst** at Jefferies, specializing in the U.S. software sector. He covers software companies and has demonstrated engagement in key earnings discussions, such as analyzing free cash flow drivers and working capital trends during Q3 2025 calls; specific performance metrics like success rates or rankings on platforms such as TipRanks were not available in current sources. Rizwan's career details including start dates, previous firms, and full timeline are not detailed in accessible records, though he currently holds his role at Jefferies. Professional credentials such as FINRA registrations or securities licenses could not be confirmed from available information.

Daanish Rizwan's questions to ICL Group (ICL) leadership

Question · Q4 2025

Daanish Rizwan asked about the historical context and duration of suppliers acting as main creditors in the Brazilian market, and whether ICL's discontinuation of LFP battery material projects signifies a permanent exit from this end market or a temporary pause.

Answer

Raviv Zoller (Chairman, ICL Group) described the Brazilian market's cyclical nature, emphasizing careful credit management and believing the current situation is at a trough. Regarding batteries, Raviv Zoller (Chairman, ICL Group) and Anantha Desikan (COO, ICL Group) clarified that fundamental market shifts, including slower adoption, reduced government support in the US/Europe, and strong Chinese competition, led to the decision to discontinue LFP battery material projects outside China. ICL will remain a raw material supplier to the Chinese market.

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