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    Elliot Knight

    Research Analyst at Knight Advisors

    Elliot Knight is an Analyst at Knight Advisors, specializing in equity research and investment analysis with a focus on select sectors, though specific covered companies and performance track record metrics are not publicly available. His career history, including timeframes and prior firms, as well as detailed credentials such as FINRA registration or securities licenses, could not be verified from available sources. As an analyst, Knight is presumed to conduct in-depth coverage of companies relevant to Knight Advisors’ investment portfolio, but there are no publicly documented quantitative performance metrics or notable industry recognitions. Without additional information or a definitive LinkedIn profile, further specifics regarding career trajectory or professional accolades cannot be confirmed.

    Elliot Knight's questions to PURE CYCLE (PCYO) leadership

    Elliot Knight's questions to PURE CYCLE (PCYO) leadership • Q3 2025

    Question

    Inquired about the development status of the company's reservoir sites, the water source for a newly developing adjacent parcel shown on a presentation slide, and the status of a water rights application mentioned in the 10-K that was initially turned down.

    Answer

    The CEO explained that the reservoir sites are long-range assets with no current development and are tied to future partnerships. The adjacent parcel will receive water from the city of Aurora, as it was annexed by the city years ago. Regarding the water rights application, the company's initial complex request was denied, but they are now in negotiations with opposing parties to find a resolution for other related claims, describing it as a 'work in progress'.

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    Elliot Knight's questions to PURE CYCLE (PCYO) leadership • Q3 2025

    Question

    Elliot Knight of Knight & Associates inquired about the development status of Pure Cycle's reservoir sites, the water source for an adjacent parcel now under development, and the progress on a specific water rights application mentioned in SEC filings.

    Answer

    President, CEO & Director Mark Harding explained that the reservoir sites are long-range assets tied to future partnerships and the full build-out to serve 60,000 residential units, with no immediate development started. He clarified the adjacent parcel is served by the city of Aurora, as it was annexed years ago. Regarding the water rights application, Harding stated that while the initial complex exchange was not approved, negotiations with opposing parties are ongoing to find a resolution, describing it as a 'work in progress'.

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    Elliot Knight's questions to PURE CYCLE (PCYO) leadership • Q3 2024

    Question

    Elliot Knight requested an explanation for the 'legislative support' bullet point mentioned in the presentation slide concerning the Metro Denver real estate shortage.

    Answer

    Executive Mark Harding explained that 'legislative support' refers to efforts by the Colorado legislature to address the state's housing affordability crisis. This includes measures to reform construction defect laws, which have historically discouraged condominium and townhome development, and to encourage higher-density projects to increase the supply of entry-level homes.

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