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Thomas P. Wrigglesworth

Managing Director and Senior Analyst at Citigroup Global Markets Holdings Inc.

Thomas P. Wrigglesworth is a Managing Director and Senior Analyst at Citigroup, specializing in equity research with a sector focus that includes technology hardware, semiconductors, and related industries. He covers prominent companies such as Micron Technology, Western Digital, Seagate, and SanDisk, and has consistently been recognized for his detailed company analysis and investment calls, with performance metrics that include strong success rates and notable rankings on platforms such as TipRanks. Wrigglesworth began his analyst career in the early 2000s, held roles at firms like Sanford C. Bernstein and Citadel, and joined Citigroup in the mid-2010s, progressively advancing to a senior leadership role on the research team. He holds multiple FINRA securities licenses, including Series 7, 63, 86, and 87, and is known for earning industry accolades for the quality and accuracy of his stock recommendations.

Thomas P. Wrigglesworth's questions to AIQUY leadership

Question · Q1 2021

Thomas P. Wrigglesworth of Citigroup asked for a quantification of the Q1 cold weather impact on Large Industries and merchant sales in the Americas. He also inquired about the potential for new business from the onshoring of semiconductor manufacturing and the expected timing for such projects to enter the order book.

Answer

Michael J. Graff, Executive VP, quantified the winter storm's Q1 impact at approximately 11% on Large Industries and 1% on merchant activities. He noted a strong recovery is underway as customers rebuild inventories. On semiconductor onshoring, he confirmed it's a significant trend in the U.S. and Europe that will drive major future investments and business for Air Liquide, though new mega fabs typically have an 18-24 month construction timeline.

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