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    Jonathan Norwood • Friends and Family of BMO

    Jonathan Norwood is an Analyst at Friends and Family of BMO, focusing on equity research and investment analysis within select sectors. While detailed performance metrics and company coverage specifics are not publicly available, his role centers on evaluating investment opportunities and supporting portfolio management decisions. Norwood’s career path prior to joining Friends and Family of BMO has not been disclosed, and there is limited public information regarding previous firms, tenure, or recognitions. Professional credentials such as FINRA registration or securities licenses have not been verified in available public sources.

    Jonathan Norwood's questions to Loop Industries Inc (LOOP) leadership

    Jonathan Norwood's questions to Loop Industries Inc (LOOP) leadership • Q1 2026

    Question

    Asked about the terms of offtake agreements, specifically customer 'outs' if construction is delayed. Also inquired about Loop's required equity contribution for the India facility, the resulting funding gap, the licensing pipeline, and the choice of KPMG for debt syndication.

    Answer

    The facility is planned for completion by the end of 2027. Customer contracts have a take-or-pay clause but do not penalize Loop for construction delays. Loop's required equity contribution is $25M, with a remaining funding gap of about $15M, which may be partially covered by accelerated revenue from the European project. The licensing pipeline is active due to lower CapEx from modularization. The choice of KPMG for debt syndication was led by their Indian partner's successful prior experience with them.

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    Jonathan Norwood's questions to Loop Industries Inc (LOOP) leadership • Q1 2026

    Question

    Jonathan Norwood of Friends and Family of BMO questioned the specifics of offtake agreements, including termination clauses for project delays, and inquired about Loop's required equity contribution for the India facility, the remaining funding gap, and the status of the broader licensing pipeline.

    Answer

    CEO Daniel Solomita clarified that offtake contracts do not include a financial penalty for Loop if it fails to deliver, but customers face a penalty if they refuse the product. He stated the total equity contribution is $25 million, with a remaining funding gap of about $15 million. He noted that future revenues from the SocGen project could help fill this gap and that the new modularization strategy is creating more licensing opportunities.

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    Jonathan Norwood's questions to TH International Ltd (THCH) leadership

    Jonathan Norwood's questions to TH International Ltd (THCH) leadership • Q4 2024

    Question

    Jonathan Norwood submitted webcast questions regarding the trend in comparable store sales for calendar 2025, the status of coffee price wars, and the company's current liquidity position.

    Answer

    CEO Yongchen Lu stated that while same-store sales have faced pressure from competition and economic uncertainty, the company has seen an improving trend since October 2024 and aims for positive growth in 2025, driven by strong demand for food items like the new lunchbox. CFO Dong Li reiterated the company's liquidity position, citing the RMB 184 million in cash at year-end, nearly RMB 390 million in bank borrowings, and confidence in maintaining good liquidity through potential new facilities and financing.

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