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    Doug Ruth

    Research Analyst at Atlantic Financial Services

    Doug Ruth is an analyst at Atlantic Financial Services with coverage on companies including Crown Crafts Inc and another unnamed company. He has participated in earnings calls by asking key questions, but there is limited available data on broader coverage scope, performance metrics, or analyst rankings. Information about his career timeline, previous experience, and professional credentials such as FINRA registration or securities licenses is not publicly documented. As a result, details concerning his recognition or notable achievements remain unavailable.

    Doug Ruth's questions to CROWN CRAFTS (CRWS) leadership

    Doug Ruth's questions to CROWN CRAFTS (CRWS) leadership • Q4 2025

    Question

    Asked for updates on a wide range of topics including the warehouse consolidation, performance at the New York Toy Show, the Stella doll redesign and sales, supplying the new LEGOLAND in Shanghai, opportunities for new diaper bag brands, a potential child tax credit, the effectiveness of the new European distribution model, and the impact of the redesigned Manhattan Toy website.

    Answer

    The company responded that the warehouse decision is pending due to a focus on tariffs. The Toy Show was successful, and the redesigned 'Love Stella' doll line is performing well, boosted by a celebrity mention. The company is supplying plush for the new LEGOLAND in Shanghai and expects sales to grow. Diaper bag expansion is currently challenged by tariffs. The European distribution model is expected to increase international sales over time, and the redesigned website has been beneficial. The company was unaware of the final status of a potential tax credit for parents.

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    Doug Ruth's questions to INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS & SUPPORT (ISSC) leadership

    Doug Ruth's questions to INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS & SUPPORT (ISSC) leadership • Q4 2024

    Question

    Asked for a Q1 revenue projection, clarification on the typical backlog duration, details about an expected Q2 revenue "bump," and the company's top three priorities for fiscal 2025.

    Answer

    The company declined to provide Q1 guidance. They explained that the long 4-year backlog is not typical but results from the nature of acquired military contracts. The Q2 "big bump" is anticipated because Honeywell will likely pull in shipments before transferring the product line. The top three priorities for 2025 are: launching their new AI-capable UMS product, in-sourcing subassemblies to maintain gross margins, and continuing opportunistic product line acquisitions.

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