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    Maj Soueidan

    Research Analyst at GeoInvesting

    Maj Soueidan is the President and Co-founder of GeoInvesting, specializing in deep-dive research and investment in underfollowed microcap companies, with a focus on exposing fraudulent listings and identifying high-growth opportunities. Over his 30-year career, he has covered hundreds of microcap firms—most notably U.S.-listed Chinese companies such as Puda Coal and Yuhe International—delivering multi-bagger results and earning widespread industry recognition, including testimonials from public company CEOs for his rigorous diligence. Soueidan founded GeoInvesting approximately 15 years ago after years as a full-time investor, and has become a respected voice in the microcap space, with his research cited for protecting investors and delivering consistent outperformance versus wider large-cap indices. He does not appear to hold formal FINRA registration or securities licenses, positioning himself as an independent investor and analyst.

    Maj Soueidan's questions to TSS (TSSI) leadership

    Maj Soueidan's questions to TSS (TSSI) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Maj Soueidan of GeoInvesting, LLC inquired about the status of the former Round Rock facility, asking about potential subleasing opportunities or its use for other business, including non-Dell related projects.

    Answer

    President & CEO Darryll Dewan explained that the Round Rock facility is available and has attracted some sublease interest. He added that it represents an opportunity to expand their configuration services business or to grow beyond their existing primary relationship in a non-conflicting way, but confirmed there was nothing definitive to announce yet.

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    Maj Soueidan's questions to TSS (TSSI) leadership • Q4 2024

    Question

    Maj Soueidan of Geoinvesting inquired about the growth drivers for the Facilities Management (MDC) business in 2025, whether this growth was included in guidance, the segment's margins, and if there were any one-time costs in Q4.

    Answer

    Darryll Dewan (executive) explained that MDC growth opportunities exist with larger containers, though technology shifts to direct liquid cooling are lengthening sales cycles. He confirmed conservative growth is factored into guidance, but closing deals sooner could provide upside. Regarding margins, Dewan stated they are typically around 55%, while CFO Daniel Chism clarified the full-year 2024 margin for the segment was just under 62%. Chism also confirmed there were six-figure, non-recurring severance costs in Q4 related to eliminating an executive position.

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    Maj Soueidan's questions to CHAMPIONS ONCOLOGY (CSBR) leadership

    Maj Soueidan's questions to CHAMPIONS ONCOLOGY (CSBR) leadership • Q3 2025

    Question

    Maj Soueidan of GeoInvesting asked for details on the capital-raising strategy for the Corellia subsidiary, the potential business models for the data licensing initiative, the source of customer interest, the potential for repeat business, and the competitive landscape for data in oncology.

    Answer

    CEO Ronnie Morris clarified that capital for the Corellia subsidiary is being raised externally to avoid dilution and will be an additive asset for CSBR shareholders. For the data business, he described exploring various models like license fees and royalty structures, noting the first deal is a proof of concept. He stated that as they continuously enrich their data with new layers (proteomics, etc.), it creates ongoing value and repeat business opportunities, especially with the rise of AI. He differentiated their 'deep data' approach from competitors' 'broad data' offerings.

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