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    Rahi Parikh

    Research Analyst at Barclays

    Rahi Parikh is an Analyst at Barclays Capital, Inc., specializing in investment banking since 2021 following his graduation from New York University. While specific coverage details and companies are not publicly disclosed, his role centers on equity analysis and corporate finance for Barclays’ institutional clients. Parikh launched his professional career directly at Barclays and does not have prior firm experience, and professional securities credentials such as FINRA registration and license information are not currently available. No confirmed performance metrics or notable analyst rankings have been published for Parikh at this time.

    Rahi Parikh's questions to COCA COLA FEMSA SAB DE CV (KOF) leadership

    Rahi Parikh's questions to COCA COLA FEMSA SAB DE CV (KOF) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Rahi Parikh, on behalf of Ben Theurer at Barclays, asked for details on beverage category volume changes in Mexico, particularly the performance of stills versus sparkling, and inquired about category focus in Mexico and Brazil following capacity additions.

    Answer

    IR Director Jorge Collazo Pereda explained that Mexico's sparkling category was more significantly impacted by unfavorable weather due to its link with on-the-go consumption. CEO Iain Craig García added that in Brazil, new capacity is primarily addressing gaps in CSD flavors and non-carbonated beverages, with teas and water in the South being the remaining areas for recovery.

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    Rahi Parikh's questions to COCA COLA FEMSA SAB DE CV (KOF) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Rahi Parikh, on behalf of Ben Theurer from Barclays PLC, asked for details on beverage category volume changes in Mexico, particularly in stills versus sparkling. She also inquired about which categories the company is prioritizing in Mexico and Brazil following recent capacity additions and operational fixes.

    Answer

    IR Director Jorge Collazo Pereda explained that Mexico's sparkling category was more impacted by weather due to its on-the-go consumption nature. CEO Iain Craig García added that new capacity in Brazil is being used to address availability gaps, prioritizing CSD flavors first, followed by non-carbonated beverages like teas and water, to restore the full portfolio.

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    Rahi Parikh's questions to Bunge Global (BG) leadership

    Rahi Parikh's questions to Bunge Global (BG) leadership • Q1 2025

    Question

    Rahi Parikh, on for Ben Theurer, asked for the expected closing timeline for the corn milling divestiture and the potential timing for an update on the U.S. RVO.

    Answer

    CFO John Neppl projected the corn milling sale could close by the end of Q2 or early Q3, pending U.S. regulatory processes. Regarding the RVO, he indicated an update could come 'any day,' possibly by the end of May, but noted the EPA is not on a fixed schedule. He added that Bunge is hopeful for a thoughtful decision soon.

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    Rahi Parikh's questions to Nutrien (NTR) leadership

    Rahi Parikh's questions to Nutrien (NTR) leadership • Q4 2024

    Question

    Rahi Parikh requested a deep dive on Brazil, asking about the progress of destocking at the distributor, retail, and farmer levels, and about the farmer credit environment.

    Answer

    Executive Jeff Tarsi addressed the question, stating that from Nutrien's perspective, they have aggressively driven down their own inventory in Brazil by 46% year-over-year to de-risk the business. He believes destocking has also occurred at the farm gate, making Brazil more of a just-in-time market. On credit, Tarsi affirmed that Nutrien is intensely gauging credit risk in Brazil with a strong local team, making decisions based on customer P&L opportunities.

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    Rahi Parikh's questions to HORMEL FOODS CORP /DE/ (HRL) leadership

    Rahi Parikh's questions to HORMEL FOODS CORP /DE/ (HRL) leadership • Q4 2024

    Question

    Rahi Parikh inquired how the final fiscal 2024 T&M results compared to the initial plan, asking for specifics on the 'over-delivery,' and how the incremental $100-$150 million target for 2025 compares to the original timeline.

    Answer

    CEO Jim Snee responded that the company is 'on track' with its T&M initiative, emphasizing the momentum and acceleration gained. VP of Corporate Development Nathan Annis added that fiscal 2024 involved significant setup work, giving them a 'running start' for fiscal 2025 with more and bigger projects in the pipeline. They did not provide specific numbers comparing the $75 million achieved to an initial budget but expressed confidence in the trajectory.

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    Rahi Parikh's questions to ICL Group (ICL) leadership

    Rahi Parikh's questions to ICL Group (ICL) leadership • Q2 2023

    Question

    Rahi Parikh from Barclays questioned the strategic plan for the Industrial Products (IP) segment to navigate the current downturn, beyond waiting for cyclical recovery, and sought clarification on the nature of the inventory being destocked.

    Answer

    President and CEO Raviv Zoller stated that while the downturn is significant, the company is maintaining market share with long-term customers and expects a more significant recovery in early 2024. He highlighted the division's resilience, noting its ability to achieve 25% EBITDA margins even in difficult conditions. CFO Aviram Lahav added that the company's revised guidance in June already factored in a $200 million reduction for the bromine business. They confirmed the inventory being worked through is high-cost stock.

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    Rahi Parikh's questions to ICL Group (ICL) leadership • Q2 2022

    Question

    Rahi Parikh from Barclays requested a specific figure on the percentage of energy costs exposed to market volatility. She also asked for an update on the company's progress toward its 2030 greenhouse gas reduction goals and on safety protocols at the Dead Sea.

    Answer

    CEO Raviv Zoller estimated that less than 15% of the company's energy costs are exposed to volatility. He confirmed ICL is on track to meet its 30% greenhouse gas reduction target, citing key initiatives like shifting to renewable energy in the U.S. and natural gas in Israel. Regarding safety, he stated that performance at the Dead Sea is very strong and continues to improve due to a robust safety culture and management focus.

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