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    Rosemary Sisson

    Research Analyst at Not Stated

    No evidence was found of a Rosemary Sisson working as an analyst or in any finance-related role. Available records indicate Rosemary Anne Sisson (1923–2017) was a British lecturer, drama critic, scriptwriter, and novelist, known for her significant contributions to literature and television but not for an analyst career. There are no performance metrics, coverage of companies, or financial credentials associated with this name in analyst databases or professional platforms. Her career focused on writing and academia rather than finance or investment analysis.

    Rosemary Sisson's questions to Core Scientific, Inc./tx (CORZ) leadership

    Rosemary Sisson's questions to Core Scientific, Inc./tx (CORZ) leadership • Q4 2024

    Question

    Rosemary Sisson asked if the focus on proximity to metro areas implies expansion into new markets like the East or West Coast. She also inquired about the capital allocation decision between using cash for upfront investments versus raising debt.

    Answer

    CEO Adam Sullivan confirmed the company is actively expanding into new markets, highlighting its 'utility-first' approach to ensure firm power. On capital allocation, he stated that future growth will require capital deployment, and the company aims to mature its capital structure to resemble data center peers, targeting specific leverage ratios and an investment-grade rating to secure the lowest cost of capital.

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    Rosemary Sisson's questions to Core Scientific, Inc./tx (CORZ) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Rosemary Sisson asked for the rationale behind converting an additional 100 megawatts from Bitcoin mining to HPC now and whether more conversions are possible. She also inquired about the requirements to expand the new Alabama site from 11 to 66 megawatts.

    Answer

    CEO Adam Sullivan explained that the decision to convert the 100 MW was made after successfully resolving the power contract structure for that specific site, making it suitable for HPC. He declined to speculate on future conversions. For the Alabama site, he clarified that the expansion potential to 66 MW is already supported by completed load studies and pre-approved power from the utility, which was a key factor in the acquisition.

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    Rosemary Sisson's questions to Core Scientific, Inc./tx (CORZ) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Rosemary Sisson from Odeon Capital Group inquired about the rationale for converting a 100-megawatt site from Bitcoin to HPC and asked what is needed to expand the new Alabama site to its full 66-megawatt potential.

    Answer

    CEO Adam Sullivan explained the 100 MW site conversion was enabled by successfully negotiating a new power contract suitable for HPC. He noted that the expansion of the Alabama site to 66 MW is already supported by completed load studies from the utility, which was a key factor in the decision to lease the distressed data center.

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    Rosemary Sisson's questions to PYXUS INTERNATIONAL (PYYX) leadership

    Rosemary Sisson's questions to PYXUS INTERNATIONAL (PYYX) leadership • Q3 2025

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    Rosemary Sisson of Sisson & Associates questioned the drivers behind the increased gross profit per kilo, the current state of the e-liquids business, a significant rise in trade receivables, and the company's strategy for addressing its valuation gap compared to peers.

    Answer

    Chief Financial Officer Flavia Landsberg attributed the gross profit strength to the higher-margin cut rag business, not e-liquids, and explained that higher trade receivables were a positive result of strong quarterly sales. President and Chief Executive Officer Pieter Sikkel noted the e-liquids business is small and flat. Landsberg affirmed the company's capital strategy remains focused on debt refinancing, cash generation, and business growth to enhance shareholder value.

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    Rosemary Sisson's questions to PYXUS INTERNATIONAL (PYYX) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Inquired about the specifics of the gross profit decline from South American product, the company's confidence in second-half projections, potential refinancing of the capital structure, the impact of US hurricanes on tobacco supply, and whether the company gained market share.

    Answer

    Flavia Landsberg clarified that while gross margin was impacted by El Nino effects, profitability per kilo actually increased. Peter Sikkel affirmed confidence in the second half, citing completed price negotiations and a focus on shipping committed inventory. Flavia Landsberg mentioned they are always exploring options to optimize the capital structure, including refinancing. Peter Sikkel stated that hurricanes caused a 30% volume drop-off in the US, but the company successfully sourced replacement volumes from its global footprint, acting as problem-solvers for customers.

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    Rosemary Sisson's questions to PYXUS INTERNATIONAL (PYYX) leadership • Q1 2025

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    Rosemary Sisson inquired about the high inventory levels and associated bank borrowings, asking how management plans to lower the cost of that debt. She also questioned the decline in gross profit margin percentage despite higher absolute profit, the nature of the competitive environment, and efforts to reduce cash tax expenses.

    Answer

    CFO Flavia Landsberg explained that Q1's high borrowings for inventory are seasonal and will decline as product ships. She noted that significant long-term debt reduction should lower borrowing costs in fiscal 2026. CEO J. Sikkel attributed the margin percentage change to a less favorable geographic and customer sales mix compared to the prior year. He described the competitive environment as intense due to El Nino-reduced crop sizes and strong demand. Landsberg confirmed ongoing tax planning to manage cash tax expenses.

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    Rosemary Sisson's questions to NEXTNAV (NN) leadership

    Rosemary Sisson's questions to NEXTNAV (NN) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Rosemary Sisson asked for clarification on the timeline and the sequence of events that would follow once an NPRM (Notice of Proposed Rulemaking) is issued by the FCC.

    Answer

    Executive Mariam Sorond explained that the step following an NPRM could be a report and order, but the FCC might also request additional data and information before proceeding. She stated that the company would not speculate on the timing of a potential NPRM or any subsequent report and order.

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