Now with Intel has basically closed Q1'25, and all the beans have been counted, and reported to Central... the deal makers and spin doctors start their building out LBT's story. As with any new manager, the first thing they do is compliment the previous manager(s) for their contributions while throwing them under the bus by saying they were the reason why everything failed.
Typically, the first week of the quarter is "close" week which means the tens of thousands of finance bean counters tally up the revenue beans, the cost beans, and the spending beans. They'll put together how each business units look, and then rolls it up for the following Monday review with Group GMs and Group CFOs. As the week progresses, it goes to the CFO and CEO which then decides on any major decisions or disclosures. At any given point, as more people see the complete picture, the possibility of leaks come out... especially once it goes through Legal and Investor Relations (and for public press release by third parties).