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    Eric Nickerson • Third Century Partners

    Eric Nickerson is an analyst at Third Century Partners, demonstrating expertise in investment analysis with active coverage of companies such as CompX International and MICS, as evidenced by his participation in their earnings calls. Since joining Third Century Partners, he has contributed in-depth financial analysis and strategic questioning that supports the firm’s decision-making in public equity and private company research. Nickerson brings prior experience as a registered investment adviser and broker, holding FINRA certifications and securities licenses, which further reinforce his professional standing. His career is marked by a strong analytical reputation and a regulatory background, though specific performance metrics and notable recognitions are not publicly disclosed.

    Eric Nickerson's questions to ALHM leadership

    Eric Nickerson's questions to ALHM leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Eric Nickerson of Third Century Partners questioned the company's plans for raising capital to fund Semicap's growth, asking if it would involve equity sales and if alternative financing like factoring had been considered for receivables.

    Answer

    CEO Gary Atkinson confirmed that future working capital will be needed and that equity would likely be a component, though the amounts required will be much smaller than in the past. He also revealed that the company is actively working to put a factoring facility in place in India to address the cash flow timing challenges with receivables.

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    Eric Nickerson's questions to ALHM leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Eric Nickerson of Third Century Partners inquired about the company's plans for future capital raises to fund Semicap's growth, asking whether it would be through equity sales or other methods like bank financing or factoring.

    Answer

    CEO Gary Atkinson confirmed the need for future working capital but noted the amount required for Semicap is much smaller than for the legacy business. He stated that while equity will likely be a component of future raises, the company is also actively pursuing a factoring facility in India to manage receivables and improve its cash conversion cycle.

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    Eric Nickerson's questions to Algorhythm Holdings Inc (RIME) leadership

    Eric Nickerson's questions to Algorhythm Holdings Inc (RIME) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    The analyst asked about the company's investor relations, plans for future capital raises to fund Semicap's growth, and whether they were considering alternatives to equity financing, such as bank financing or factoring for receivables.

    Answer

    The company confirmed they have rehired Brendan Hopkins for investor relations. They acknowledged the need for future working capital and stated that while equity would likely be a component, the capital requirements are much smaller without the Singing Machine business. Critically, they are already in the process of establishing a factoring facility in India to manage the cash flow timing for receivables, which will help fund the growth.

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