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    Daniel Magder • Raymond James

    Daniel Magder is a Managing Director in Investment Banking at Raymond James, specializing in restructuring and sustainability with a primary focus on manufacturing and distribution companies. He covers firms such as Electrovaya, where he recently issued a Strong Buy rating, and has maintained success rates between 50% and 80% in analyst rankings, with an average return per StockAnalysis of approximately 41.97%. Magder began his career as an accountant at Deloitte, then advanced through roles at Soberman LLP and FTI Consulting before joining Raymond James in 2015, with over a decade of advisory and banking experience. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Yeshiva University, CPA and CA designations, and is registered with pertinent securities authorities in Canada.

    Daniel Magder's questions to Electrovaya Inc (ELVA) leadership

    Daniel Magder's questions to Electrovaya Inc (ELVA) leadership • Q3 2025

    Question

    Daniel Magder of Raymond James Financial inquired about the anticipated revenue composition in fiscal 2026 following the company's expansion into new verticals, and questioned if the customer profile in these new segments would be similar to the Fortune 100 end-users in the material handling space.

    Answer

    CEO Rajshekar DasGupta responded that new verticals, particularly robotics and airport ground equipment, will become significant revenue contributors in fiscal 2026. He clarified that the go-to-market strategy for these new sectors primarily involves partnerships with OEMs, which differs from the direct relationships with end-users in material handling. The exception, he noted, is the energy storage business, where they will target the same major end-customers.

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    Daniel Magder's questions to GRID.TO leadership

    Daniel Magder's questions to GRID.TO leadership • Q1 2025

    Question

    Daniel Magder of Raymond James inquired if cybersecurity has become a more significant focus in discussions with utilities, particularly following recent events in Europe. He also asked about the company's debt strategy, questioning whether the plan is to rapidly pay down debt given the strong cash flow generation.

    Answer

    Peter Londa, President and CEO, confirmed that cybersecurity is a top priority for utilities and that Tantalus wraps all its offerings with robust security, leveraging board-level expertise. CFO Azim Lalani addressed the debt question, stating that the primary focus is on optimizing their expensive debt, and all options, including refinancing or paying down a portion, are being analyzed to determine the best path forward.

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