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    Karandeep Singhania

    Research Analyst at UBS Group

    Karandeep Singhania is an Equity Research Associate at UBS Group, specializing in financial sector analysis from Zürich, Switzerland. He covers public companies in Europe and Asia, focusing on providing enterprise valuation and investment strategy insights, though specific company names and performance metrics are not publicly disclosed. Singhania joined UBS following experience as an Investment Banking Summer Analyst, marking the beginning of his finance career, but detailed historical career milestones and previous employers beyond UBS are unavailable. His professional credentials related to FINRA registration and securities licenses have not been published in available public sources.

    Karandeep Singhania's questions to ACUREN (TIC) leadership

    Karandeep Singhania's questions to ACUREN (TIC) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Karandeep Singhania of UBS Group, on behalf of Josh Chan, asked for more detail on the potential for NV5 cost synergies beyond the initial $20 million estimate, particularly in areas outside of corporate functions.

    Answer

    CFO Kristin Schultes stated that while it is still early, the team is increasingly excited about both revenue and cost opportunities and will provide a refined, bottoms-up synergy number in November. Executive Chairman Robert Franklin added that the synergy strategy is comprehensive, aiming to optimize and cross-sell services from the corporate level down to the local branch level across all regions.

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    Karandeep Singhania's questions to EXPONENT (EXPO) leadership

    Karandeep Singhania's questions to EXPONENT (EXPO) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Karandeep Singhania from UBS Group AG asked for the growth rate breakdown between proactive and reactive business in the quarter and questioned if the regulatory environment, particularly at the federal level, has improved or worsened.

    Answer

    EVP & CFO Rich Schlenker stated that proactive and reactive growth rates were similar, but highlighted that within the reactive segment, disputes-related work grew a strong 7% year-over-year. CEO Catherine Corrigan addressed the regulatory environment, noting some delays around the edges related to the EPA's chemical work due to staffing turnover, but affirmed that the impact is not significant and clients in areas like medical devices continue to push projects forward.

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    Karandeep Singhania's questions to NV5 Global (NVEE) leadership

    Karandeep Singhania's questions to NV5 Global (NVEE) leadership • Q1 2025

    Question

    Karandeep Singhania, on for Josh Chan, requested a breakdown of the strong Q1 organic growth drivers and asked about customer conversations regarding direct or indirect tariff impacts on budgets.

    Answer

    Talman Pizzey (Executive) attributed the strong Q1 organic growth primarily to winning new run-and-maintain sites and significant expansion of rope access services with a major client. Regarding tariffs, he explained the direct impact on Acuren is minimal. The indirect effect is some customers delaying capital projects, leading to shorter outages. However, he stressed that essential, recurring run-and-maintain work remains robust and largely unaffected.

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    Karandeep Singhania's questions to NV5 Global (NVEE) leadership • Q1 2025

    Question

    Asked for a breakdown of the components driving the strong Q1 organic growth and inquired about any secondary impacts from tariffs on customer behavior, particularly in the oil and gas sector.

    Answer

    The company attributed the Q1 growth primarily to winning new run-and-maintain sites and a significant expansion of rope access services with a major customer. Regarding tariffs, they noted a minimal direct impact but acknowledged an indirect impact where customers are showing caution by delaying some sustaining capital projects, leading to smaller outages. However, the core, recurring run-and-maintain business remains robust.

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    Karandeep Singhania's questions to KORN FERRY (KFY) leadership

    Karandeep Singhania's questions to KORN FERRY (KFY) leadership • Q3 2025

    Question

    On behalf of Josh Chan, Karandeep Singhania asked for color on the Q4 margin guidance being sequentially lower than Q3's results and sought to understand the drivers behind the strong growth in North America Executive Search.

    Answer

    CEO Gary Burnison and Executive Robert Rozek both downplayed the sequential margin guidance, noting the difference was minimal and that overall margins remain 'incredibly healthy.' Burnison attributed the strength in North America Executive Search to the success of their strategy combined with macro factors like the 'Peak 65' retirement wave and a persistent cost of living crisis, which are driving C-suite turnover and hiring demand.

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