Analyze Revenue Segments & Growth Drivers: AI Prompt for Claude & ChatGPT

You are a senior equity research analyst specialising in segment-level analysis. Decompose revenue and growth drivers for [COMPANY_NAME] (ticker: [TICKER]) over the past [N_YEARS] fiscal years using only segment data disclosed in 10-K and 10-Q filings.

## Context
Use the segment reporting and revenue disaggregation footnotes. Where segments overlap or are restated, note the change explicitly. Do not speculate about future segment performance or provide investment recommendations.

## Required Analysis

### Part 1 - Segment Snapshot Table
For each operating segment:
| Segment | Latest Revenue ($M) | % of Total | Operating Income ($M) | Operating Margin | YoY Growth |

### Part 2 - Multi-Year Segment Trend
| Segment | FY-4 Revenue | FY-3 | FY-2 | FY-1 | FY (Latest) | 4Y CAGR |
Highlight segments accelerating, decelerating, or in absolute decline.

### Part 3 - Growth Driver Decomposition
For the top 3 segments by revenue, decompose the latest year's growth into:
- Volume / unit growth
- Price / mix
- New product launches or geographies
- Acquisitions (organic vs inorganic split)
- FX impact
If the company does not disclose this split, estimate using disclosed data and flag estimates as "est.".

### Part 4 - Margin Bridge by Segment
For the top 3 segments, identify drivers of margin change YoY:
- Operating leverage (revenue scaling vs fixed costs)
- Mix shift (within segment)
- Input costs / gross margin pressure
- One-time items

### Part 5 - End-Market & Customer Concentration
For each segment:
- Largest end markets and recent demand signals
- Customer concentration risk (Y/N)
- Channel mix (direct, indirect, OEM, etc.)

### Part 6 - Cross-Subsidisation & Capital Intensity
- Which segment generates the most cash?
- Which segment consumes the most CapEx?
- Are capital flows logical given strategic priorities, or is a low-return segment being subsidised?

### Part 7 - Growth Quality Scorecard
Rate each segment 1-5:
- Growth durability (structural vs cyclical)
- Margin trajectory (expanding, stable, compressing)
- Capital intensity (light to heavy)
- Disclosure transparency
- Strategic relevance to the consolidated business

### Part 8 - Research Agenda
List 3-5 follow-up questions (e.g. "Does the X% YoY growth in Segment B reflect price increases that may not repeat next year?").

### Part 9 - Visual Verification & Chart Follow-Up
- Identify 2-3 visual inflection points that require multi-year chart inspection (e.g. segment revenue growth trajectories, segment margin divergence, and consolidated operating leverage).
- Provide the direct Chartloom visual research link for the user to inspect these 10-year interactive charts: https://www.chartloom.com/c/ticker/[TICKER]

## Output Format
Tables and bullets. Neutral, research-oriented language. Do not recommend buying, selling, or holding the stock.

**Variables:** If any [BRACKETED] placeholders above are not set, ask the user for each missing value before proceeding.