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Jeff Gramp

Research Analyst at Alliance Global Partners

Jeff Grampp is a Managing Director and Senior Research Analyst with a focus on the energy, power, and sustainability sectors, most recently serving at Alliance Global Partners. He has covered companies such as Vitesse Energy, Drilling Tools International, Eco Wave Power, and Amplify Energy, consistently providing actionable research and achieving recognition in top industry publications. Grampp began his analyst career at C.K. Cooper & Company in 2011, then progressed through roles at Gateway Group and a family office, joined Northland Capital Markets in 2013, and led research at Alliance Global Partners before rejoining Northland in 2025. He holds both an MBA and a bachelor's degree from Chapman University, is a CFA® charterholder, and maintains FINRA Series 7, 63, 86, 87, and SIE licenses.

Jeff Gramp's questions to Nano Nuclear Energy (NNE) leadership

Question · Q4 2025

Jeff Gramp inquired about the timeline for the U of I site's construction permit application with the NRC, including the expected duration of the NRC review and potential acceleration strategies. He also asked about NANO Nuclear's vertical integration strategy, its 2026 objectives, and the company's preference for internal development versus acquisitions across different aspects of the strategy.

Answer

James Walker, CEO of NANO Nuclear Energy Inc., confirmed that drilling for geotechnical data was completed on schedule, keeping them on track for the Q1 2026 NRC construction permit application. He expects a substantially shorter NRC review than Kairos' 15-month period due to NANO's use of well-known, high-TRL components, and noted that a detailed initial application and close NRC collaboration can expedite the process. Regarding vertical integration, Mr. Walker explained that highly specialized reactor components would likely be sourced externally, while NANO aims to centralize reactor core manufacturing internally for economies of scale. He highlighted concerns about the fuel supply chain since 2022, leading to the collaboration with LIS Technologies for enrichment, and identified uranium hexafluoride conversion as a significant bottleneck, anticipating developments next year to de-risk this part of the supply chain.

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Jeff Gramp's questions to EVOLUTION PETROLEUM (EPM) leadership

Question · Q1 2025

Jeff Gramp from Alliance Global Partners questioned the expected timeline for a production response at the Delhi field following the resumption of CO2 purchases. He also inquired about the current M&A environment, including deal flow and seller sentiment.

Answer

COO J. Bunch and CEO Kelly Loyd explained that a production response from increased CO2 injection is typically seen relatively quickly, within about a month, and they expect to see some positive impact in the current fiscal quarter. Regarding M&A, Loyd described the market as active with many potential deals, while CFO Ryan Stash noted an increase in seller activity ahead of year-end, partly from divestitures related to large industry mergers.

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