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    Ramin Sobhany

    Research Analyst at Truist Securities

    Ramin Sobhany is an Equity Research Associate at Truist Securities, specializing in covering companies within the digital gaming and software sectors. He has contributed to analysis and reporting on firms such as NeoGames SA, supporting senior analysts with research that informs institutional investors and corporate clients. Sobhany began his career in equity research and currently focuses on in-depth financial modeling and performance tracking for industry leaders, showcasing consistent analytical rigor in published earnings reports. He holds professional credentials in securities research and maintains active involvement through ongoing equity coverage and FINRA registration.

    Ramin Sobhany's questions to Bally's (BALY) leadership

    Ramin Sobhany's questions to Bally's (BALY) leadership • Q2 2024

    Question

    Ramin Sobhany of Truist Securities inquired about the operational and strategic implications of the merger with Casino Queen, whether any assets are now considered non-core, and the development plans for the Nittany Mall casino in Pennsylvania.

    Answer

    CFO Marcus Glover stated it was too early to discuss merger synergies, deferring comments pending diligence and regulatory processes. CEO Robeson Reeves confirmed no assets are considered non-core. President George Papanier added that for the Pennsylvania project, the focus is on regulatory approvals, with construction now anticipated in H1 2025 as they proceed with the underwriting and financing process.

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    Ramin Sobhany's questions to Bally's (BALY) leadership • Q2 2024

    Question

    Ramin Sobhany of Truist Securities inquired about the post-merger operational structure, potential synergies, and whether any assets are now considered non-core. He also asked for an update on the development plans for the Nittany Mall casino in Pennsylvania.

    Answer

    CFO Marcus Glover stated it was premature to discuss merger synergies, pending diligence and regulatory approvals. CEO Robeson Reeves confirmed that no assets are currently deemed non-core. Regarding the Pennsylvania project, President George Papanier explained that with legal challenges resolved, the company is now focused on securing approvals, with construction anticipated to start in the first half of 2025.

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