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    Jack Wilson

    former Investment Banking Analyst in Mergers & Acquisitions at Truist Securities

    Jack Wilson is a former Investment Banking Analyst in Mergers & Acquisitions at Truist Securities, where he specialized in advising on transactions across various sectors with a focus on middle-market companies. During his tenure from May 2022 to October 2023, he supported deals for firms in healthcare and diversified industrials, demonstrating strong analytical skills and contributing to successful transaction outcomes. Jack began his finance career at EY in 2017, later gaining experience at Aveanna Healthcare before joining Truist Securities; he currently serves as an Associate at Heritage Growth Partners LLC. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Accounting and Finance from Florida State University and has extensive professional experience in corporate finance, though specific FINRA registrations are not listed.

    Jack Wilson's questions to Kimbell Royalty Partners (KRP) leadership

    Jack Wilson's questions to Kimbell Royalty Partners (KRP) leadership • Q4 2024

    Question

    Jack Wilson inquired about which basins present the most significant opportunities for acreage acquisition and whether recent regulatory discussions from the new administration are affecting Kimbell's operations.

    Answer

    Davis Ravnaas, President and CFO, responded that while the Permian Basin remains the primary area for consolidation, attractive opportunities are present across the United States. He added that the new administration has been supportive of domestic energy production, which is a net benefit, and the company has not experienced any direct impacts beyond headlines.

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    Jack Wilson's questions to KINDER MORGAN (KMI) leadership

    Jack Wilson's questions to KINDER MORGAN (KMI) leadership • Q4 2024

    Question

    Jack Wilson, on for Neal Dingmann of Truist Securities, asked for details on Kinder Morgan's specific positioning in relation to LNG exports.

    Answer

    Kimberly Dang (Executive) detailed that Kinder Morgan currently serves about 45% of the LNG export market, with contracts in place for approximately 10.7 Bcf/day of capacity that will come online over time. She highlighted that future growth opportunities exist not only in connecting to new facilities but also in providing upstream supply access and insurance capacity for LNG customers, leading to potential follow-on projects.

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    Jack Wilson's questions to Science Applications International (SAIC) leadership

    Jack Wilson's questions to Science Applications International (SAIC) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Jack Wilson, on for Tobey Sommer of Truist, asked for details on the growth trajectory of large contracts like DTAMM and Air Force work, and how the Space franchise compares to the rest of the company in growth and margins.

    Answer

    CFO Prabu Natarajan detailed that the DTAMM program is expected to ramp in H2, T-Cloud is on track to be 1-1.5% of revenue this year, and a new Air Force win should add ~$30M annually starting in Q3. He described the Space portfolio as a strong margin and cash generator, with the team successfully expanding from its traditional CEDA base into non-CEDA work like DTAMM and GMASS. CEO Toni Townes-Whitley added that this shift into mission IT within space is expected to be more margin accretive over time.

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