Metanoia Advisory

Earnings call presentations & investor reports

Four results decks, the public expose and investor updates a year, from a team that knows your numbers and turns a results deck in 48 hours.

Who it is for

  • Heads of investor relations and corporate secretaries of listed mid-caps
  • CFOs who present results four times a year and want each deck to say what changed
  • Newly listed companies building their first investor calendar

What you get

  • Four quarterly results decks with action titles and reconciled figures
  • The annual public-expose deck
  • Investor updates and two ad-hoc decks a year
  • A template and chart system your team can use between cycles
  • 48-hour turnaround at results; a disclosure checklist on every release

How long

Twelve-month retainer, renewed annually

Monthly in advance; no per-slide pricing. Storyboard sign-off before layout on every deck.

What happens next

A board-deck or equity-story engagement when the strategy changes, and the annual report from the same team.

The year, planned

The retainer follows the issuer's calendar. Two moments carry the most weight: the full-year results and the public expose.

Indicative investor-communication calendar for an IDX-listed issuer

Jan–Feb FY results deck Mar Audited stateme… Apr Annual report Apr–May Q1 results deck May–Jun AGM · public ex… Jul–Aug H1 results deck Oct–Nov Q3 results deck Nov–Dec Next-year equit… Accent marks the two highest-stakes moments: the FY results and the AGM public expose.

Indicative timing based on IDX and OJK periodic-reporting rules; exact deadlines depend on the issuer's financial year and filings.

Indicative investor-communication calendar; exact deadlines depend on the issuer's financial year.

Related in the other practice

Strategic planning and strategy refresh

Strategy & Investment Advisory

A three-year plan the board approves and the market can hear, because the equity story is written with it, not after it.

Strategic planning and strategy refresh

Start with a 45-minute working session with a partner.

Bring the decision or the deck you are working on. You leave with a view on what it would take, who would do it and how long it would run. No proposal unless you ask for one.

Focused discussionon your decision or deck
Partner-level perspectivewith practical next steps
No proposal requiredunless you ask for one
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