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    Unnamed Analyst's questions to Cimpress PLC (CMPR) leadership

    Unnamed Analyst's questions to Cimpress PLC (CMPR) leadership • Q4 2025

    Question

    An analyst asked if the FY26 organic growth guidance of 2-3% represents a 'new steady state' for Cimpress, or if the company aims to return to mid-single-digit growth or higher over time.

    Answer

    CEO Robert Keane stated definitively that the company aspires to return to at least mid-single-digit percentage growth. He explained that this acceleration is dependent on the continued execution in 'elevated' product categories and growth of high-value customers, which are creating tailwinds expected to overcome the headwinds from legacy products. He suggested investors could model this potential acceleration using the product category data provided in the annual letter.

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    Unnamed Analyst's questions to Cimpress PLC (CMPR) leadership • Q3 2025

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    An unnamed analyst requested an update on business trends for the month of April.

    Answer

    CFO Sean Quinn stated that after normalizing for the timing of the Easter holiday, April's business trends were stable compared to the trends observed in March across all regions.

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    Unnamed Analyst's questions to Cimpress PLC (CMPR) leadership • Q1 2025

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    An unnamed analyst posed a trio of questions on working capital, asking about the large cash use from payables in Q1, the expected seasonality of working capital, and if Q1 results altered the full-year outlook.

    Answer

    CFO Sean Quinn explained that there are no structural changes to working capital. He reiterated that Q1 and Q3 are typically outflow quarters, while Q2 and Q4 are inflow quarters, following revenue seasonality. The Q1 use of cash was driven by timing from a strong Q4, minor holiday inventory ramp-up, and over $5 million in year-over-year impact from specific one-off changes in supplier payment terms. Quinn confirmed that despite the Q1 performance, the full-year expectation for working capital to be a source of cash remains intact, though less than in FY'24.

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    Unnamed Analyst's questions to Auna SA (AUNA) leadership

    Unnamed Analyst's questions to Auna SA (AUNA) leadership • Q1 2025

    Question

    An unnamed analyst asked for an elaboration on the business development expenses in Mexico and if they are related to OncoMexico.

    Answer

    CFO and Executive Vice President Gisele Ferrero explained that the PEN 27 million in business development expenses were non-recurring, upfront payments to doctors from a recently acquired oncology group, which were recognized in Q1. Executive Chairman and President Jesús Zamora Leon confirmed these expenses are directly related to building the OncoMexico platform.

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    Unnamed Analyst's questions to Western Midstream Partners LP (WES) leadership

    Unnamed Analyst's questions to Western Midstream Partners LP (WES) leadership • Q1 2025

    Question

    An analyst asked for an update on the Pathfinder water pipeline project, including its budget and commercial demand.

    Answer

    Executive Kristen Shults affirmed the Pathfinder project is proceeding to address ore pressure issues in the basin and is not being reconsidered. She confirmed the project is backed by a major commitment from Oxy, with a fixed budget of $400 million to $450 million for 2025-2026. Shults expressed optimism for growing demand from other producers as the underlying issue becomes more widely recognized.

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    Unnamed Analyst's questions to AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc (AMC) leadership

    Unnamed Analyst's questions to AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc (AMC) leadership • Q1 2025

    Question

    An unnamed analyst questioned the sources of growth and profitability beyond ticket sales, focusing on food & beverage and other ancillary revenue streams.

    Answer

    CEO Adam Aron highlighted significant innovation in food and beverage, which has helped drive contribution per patron over 50% above pre-pandemic levels. He cited the expansion of MacGuffin bars, movie-themed drinks, the successful rollout of Dippin' Dots, and a new pilot for automated cocktail machines. Aron also pointed to the growth of home delivery and projected merchandise sales would reach approximately $75 million in 2025.

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    Unnamed Analyst's questions to FLEX LNG Ltd (FLNG) leadership

    Unnamed Analyst's questions to FLEX LNG Ltd (FLNG) leadership • Q4 2024

    Question

    An analyst asked about the expected timeline from a Final Investment Decision (FID) to the first cargo for new U.S. LNG projects.

    Answer

    CEO Øystein Kalleklev explained that while projects have been securing offtake agreements, the typical timeline from FID to first cargo is 3 to 4 years. He cited Venture Global's Plaquemines and Calcasieu Pass projects, which achieved first cargo in 28-30 months, followed by a ramp-up period.

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    Unnamed Analyst's questions to FLEX LNG Ltd (FLNG) leadership • Q2 2024

    Question

    An unnamed analyst asked why LNG shippers often avoid the Panama Canal for U.S.-to-Asia routes.

    Answer

    CEO Øystein Kalleklev detailed that the canal's rigid booking system, associated costs, and lack of trading optionality in the Pacific make it less attractive. For ships without reliquefaction, the longer Cape of Good Hope route can be economically similar due to the use of natural boil-off as fuel, which saves the canal toll. Vessel specification is a key factor in the decision.

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    Unnamed Analyst's questions to Donegal Group Inc (DGICA) leadership

    Unnamed Analyst's questions to Donegal Group Inc (DGICA) leadership • Q2 2024

    Question

    An unnamed analyst requested a detailed breakdown of prior year reserve development by line of business for the second quarter.

    Answer

    Jeffrey Miller, an executive, provided the Q2 2024 details, which included favorable development of $3.0 million for commercial auto and $1.6 million for personal auto. This was offset by $4.7 million in unfavorable development for workers' compensation, which added 17.4 percentage points to that line's loss ratio. The workers' comp development was attributed to higher-than-expected severity on a small number of claims, primarily from accident years 2022 and 2023.

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    Unnamed Analyst's questions to Borr Drilling Ltd (BORR) leadership

    Unnamed Analyst's questions to Borr Drilling Ltd (BORR) leadership • Q1 2024

    Question

    An analyst questioned the recontracting prospects for the recently suspended Arabia I rig.

    Answer

    Chief Commercial Officer Bruno Morand expressed confidence in recontracting the Arabia I rig in the near term. He noted the rig is now available and that Borr has a strong pipeline of global opportunities, adding that its stellar operational performance since delivery is a key factor driving customer interest.

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