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    Todd Felty

    Senior Analyst at Stonix Wealth Management

    Todd Felty is a Senior Analyst at Stonix Wealth Management, specializing in comprehensive equity research and portfolio analysis with a key focus on technology, healthcare, and consumer sectors. He covers leading companies such as Apple, Microsoft, Pfizer, and Amazon, earning recognition for a robust performance track record that includes a success rate above 65% and average annualized returns surpassing market benchmarks. Felty started his career in finance in the early 2000s, previously holding analyst roles at J.P. Morgan and Morgan Stanley before joining Stonix Wealth Management in 2018. He maintains FINRA registration with Series 7 and 63 licenses and has received multiple client service awards for his research acumen and investment results.

    Todd Felty's questions to BOS BETTER ONLINE SOLUTIONS (BOSC) leadership

    Todd Felty's questions to BOS BETTER ONLINE SOLUTIONS (BOSC) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Todd Felty from Stonix Wealth Management inquired about the composition of BOSC's revenue, specifically the percentage from the defense sector, the nature of its defense contracts, the usability of its tax loss carry-forward in an acquisition, and the status of its M&A strategy.

    Answer

    CEO Eyal Cohen explained that over 60% of revenue is from defense, primarily through partners like Rafael and Elbit, with efforts to secure direct IDF contracts underway. He clarified that the company's significant tax loss carry-forward would remain viable even if a foreign entity acquired BOSC. Regarding M&A, Cohen noted there are no barriers to being acquired by a larger player and confirmed that BOSC is actively evaluating its own acquisition targets.

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    Todd Felty's questions to BOS BETTER ONLINE SOLUTIONS (BOSC) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Inquired about the company's defense revenue concentration, key defense customers, the usability of the tax loss carry forward in a potential acquisition, and the company's own M&A strategy.

    Answer

    The company stated that over 60% of revenue is from defense, primarily through major Israeli contractors like Rafael and Elbit, and is expected to grow. The tax loss carry forward would remain usable even after an acquisition by a foreign entity as long as the company remains registered in Israel and profitable. Regarding M&A, the company is actively evaluating targets but has nothing specific to announce.

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