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    Samuel A.A. Ohiomah

    Research Analyst at Deutsche Bank

    Samuel A.A. Ohiomah is an Equity Analyst at Deutsche Bank, specializing in covering large-cap U.S. industrials and conglomerates, with a particular focus on companies such as Procore Technologies. He is recognized for his detailed sector research and insightful analysis into merger-related synergies, and his questions in earnings calls demonstrate a thorough understanding of performance metrics and corporate strategy. Ohiomah began his analyst career in the early 2020s, prior to which his professional background and prior firms remain largely unlisted in public disclosures. He holds FINRA registration and appropriate securities licenses required for analyst roles at major investment banks.

    Samuel A.A. Ohiomah's questions to National Storage Affiliates Trust (NSA) leadership

    Samuel A.A. Ohiomah's questions to National Storage Affiliates Trust (NSA) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Samuel A.A. Ohiomah from Deutsche Bank asked for a comparison of realized synergies from the PRO integration against the initial expectations.

    Answer

    President & CEO David Cramer clarified that while cost synergies like payroll and G&A savings were realized as planned, the anticipated revenue and NOI synergies have been slower to materialize. This delay is attributed to the time required for rebranding efforts and persistent challenging conditions in the markets where the PRO assets are concentrated.

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    Samuel A.A. Ohiomah's questions to AGREE REALTY (ADC) leadership

    Samuel A.A. Ohiomah's questions to AGREE REALTY (ADC) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Speaking for Omotayo Okusanya, Samuel A.A. Ohiomah asked what provided management the confidence to raise its full-year investment guidance given the uncertain macroeconomic backdrop and potential tariff risks.

    Answer

    President & CEO Joey Agree provided a concise and direct answer, stating that the company already has strong visibility into its investment pipeline for the coming months. He said, 'Outside of sourcing acquisitions for Q4... we already know it's there,' indicating the increase is based on a well-defined and committed pipeline.

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