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    Josh Korn

    Research Analyst at Barclays

    Josh Korn is an Assistant Vice President in Equity Research at Barclays, specializing in coverage of publicly traded companies though his specific sector focus and company coverage have not been explicitly disclosed. Previously an Analyst in the same division, Korn began his career in equity research at Barclays in August 2020 and was promoted to Assistant Vice President in March 2023. While concrete performance metrics or investor rankings are not publicly available, his advancement within Barclays highlights strong analytical and professional growth. Korn's earlier experience includes roles in financial analysis, and his credentials are complemented by a degree from Indiana University; professional securities licenses or FINRA registration are not publicly cited.

    Josh Korn's questions to Science Applications International (SAIC) leadership

    Josh Korn's questions to Science Applications International (SAIC) leadership • Q3 2025

    Question

    Josh Korn, on behalf of David Strauss, inquired about the company's below-target recompete win rate, the progress being made, and the steps being taken to improve performance.

    Answer

    CEO Toni Townes-Whitley acknowledged that large deal losses have impacted the recompete win rate but noted the headwind is decreasing to about 2.5% for next year, attributing progress to a new centralized business development process. CFO Prabu Natarajan added that while the recompete win rate is below their 90% target, new business win rates are strong, and the focus is on the blended rate across a growing submission pipeline, now targeted at over $30 billion for fiscal 2027.

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    Josh Korn's questions to Woodward (WWD) leadership

    Josh Korn's questions to Woodward (WWD) leadership • Q4 2024

    Question

    Josh Korn, on for David Strauss, asked about the current contribution and growth timeline for LEAP aftermarket and whether the assumptions for the company's 2026 financial targets have changed.

    Answer

    CEO Charles Blankenship stated that LEAP/GTF aftermarket nearly doubled in FY24 but from a small base and is expected to become a major contributor in the late 2027 to early 2028 timeframe. He affirmed that the 2026 targets laid out at the Investor Day remain intact, supported by a strong bridge from legacy aftermarket strength.

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