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Albert Anthony is the pen name of a business author on Amazon and his newest book is “How To Pick Stocks: 8 Steps For Long-Term Investing with Fundamental & Technical Analysis,” now available as a 2026 edition paperback and Kindle ebook in several regions including the US, UK, Canada, and Europe. The author is an analyst & contributor for investing platform Seeking Alpha since 2023, where he has nearly 2,000 followers and has covered hundreds of stocks in multiple sectors including banks/financials, REITs, insurance, pharma, and more. He has also written for platforms like Investing dot com, and has taken part in many business conferences includes Bloomberg Adria’s Investment Outlook 2026 as well as Money Motion 2026. Albert Anthony has Croatian-American roots, having grown up in the US and living in the NYC/New Jersey area as well as the Austin Texas area while working in enterprise IT roles at several prominent companies, including a top 10 financial firm. The author earned a B.A. from Drew University, and also completed certifications from Microsoft, CompTIA, and Corporate Finance Institute where he earned the specialization in risk management. He is founder of a boutique equities research firm, Albert Anthony & Company, which is a trade name both in the US and Croatia. Besides his writing and analyst work, the author has been active on camera as well, as a film/TV extra for casting agencies in Croatia/Europe, and also took part in roundtable panel discussions and appeared in several media stories in that region. You can also check out the author’s video content on the Albert Anthony channel on YouTube where he discusses investing topics, @author.albertanthony Please note: The author does not write about non-publicly traded companies, small cap stocks, crypto, or startup CEOs, so any such mail received and pitches from PR agencies will be deleted. Any official mail to the author should be sent to albertanthony.info@gmail.com. *Author Disclaimer: Albert Anthony and Albert Anthony & Co, is a US-based sole proprietorship registered as a trade name in Austin, Texas, and a sole proprietor registered in Croatia. The author nor his company are registered financial advisors and do not provide personalized financial advisory services to clients and do not manage client assets but provide general markets commentary and research as well as actionable insights based on publicly-available data and their own analysis. The author does not sell or market financial products and services, nor is compensated by any company for rating them. The author does not hold any material position in any stock he rates at the time of writing, unless otherwise disclosed. All investment is assumed to be at risk and readers are expected to do their due diligence beyond the scope of this author’s commentary, agreeing to indemnify the author of any liability for potential investment losses.

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Fluence Corporation Limited 2026 Q2 – Results – Earnings Call Presentation (OTCMKTS:EMFGF) 2026-08-01

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Being broadcast. I hereby declare open the combined ordinary and extraordinary general meeting of Soitec. This meeting is convened to go over the agenda set out in the notice of meeting, which was sent to registered shareholders and also published in the official bulletin.. As the Chairman of the Board of Directors, I am chairing this general meeting, and I would now appoint the meeting’s officers. I hereby call upon the 2 members of the meeting which hold the largest number of votes, and they have agreed to fulfill this role to act as scrutineers.

So the company Bpifrance Participations, hereby represented by Mr. Samuel Dalens and the company called CEA Investissement represented by Ms. Julie Galland and Samuel Dalens and Julie Galland are seated in front of me here in the first row. The Chair and the scrutineers form the Presiding Committee of the meeting, and they appoint a Secretary, Emmanuelle Bely, who is the Secretary General of Soitec and also the Secretary to the Board of Directors and who is standing to my left. We now have the officers in place. Also present beside me are Laurent Remont, our new CEO since April 2026, who is attending his first Soitec Annual General Meeting; and Albin Jacquemont, our Chief Financial Officer.

The statutory auditors are also present in this room. One is Benjamin Malherbe for Ernst & Young Audit and Laurent Genin for KPMG. And we also have with us the directors who were able to attend those who could make themselves available. And I would like to thank them

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The global economic crisis is beginning to weigh heavily on India Inc���s balance sheet, courtesy the depreciating rupee. While a weakening rupee might bring cheer to export-oriented sectors such as IT and textiles, it has pushed up the foreign exchange liabilities of Indian companies.

Accounting rules, called AS-11 provisions, make it mandatory for companies to make mark-to-market provisions in their profit & loss accounts for any changes in foreign currency loans. The worst hit have been those companies that predominantly serve the domestic market and opted for foreign currency loans to finance their growth plans.

According to an analysis by ETIG, the profitability of companies will be dented by mark to market (MTM) losses. Tata Steel may report a forex loss of around Rs 344 crore, whereas Tata Motors could take a hit of Rs 311 crore. Tata Chemicals, which took a foreign currency loan of $475 million to fund its overseas acquisitions, is estimated to report a forex loss of Rs 187 crore. Ranbaxy, JSW Steel and Firstsource Solutions will lose Rs 100 crore and Rs 400 crore each. The list of companies is not exhaustive as an estimated dozen companies raised forex debt last year.

Thankfully, this is only an accounting entry and does not affect the cash flows. However, it is likely to be read negatively by the stock market. Market participants actively track companies��� net profits and any adverse development does affect valuations. The rupee had positively impacted most of the above companies till last year, but it has depreciated by over 9% in the quarter ended September 2008.
When the rupee depreciates, the value of foreign currency liability denominated in rupee terms increases and vice versa. According to AS-11 stipulations, an increase in liability should be reflected in the quarterly profit and loss statement and will translate into lower corporate profits. Most companies are focused on the domestic market and are therefore unlikely to benefit from a weakening rupee.


The falling rupee will severely affect the small companies, whereas the big ones will be impacted only moderately. Firstsource Solutions may report a net loss, while Tata Steel might see a 100 basis points decline in net profit margin on account of forex losses. To put things in perspective, most companies will experience a 10-50% hit on their operating profits.
Companies such as Reliance Communication, Reliance Industries and Bharti Airtel follow schedule-VI of the Companies Act, instead of AS-11 and are therefore unlikely to see an impact on their quarterly profit and loss statements. The operating profits of the two Reliance companies would have been lower by around Rs 800-900 crore if they had subscribed to the AS11 norms.

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