Q3 2020 Fiverr International Ltd Earnings Call
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Thank you operator, and good morning, ladies and gentlemen, thank you for joining us on fiber earnings conference call for the third quarter ended September Thirtyth 2020.
Please note that this call is being webcast on the Investor Relations section of the company's website for details of our results additional management commentary are available shareholder letter, which can be found on the investor Relations section of our website at Investor <unk> Dot fiber dot com.
Joining me today on the call are me, how Kaufman founder and CEO and also caught CFO.
Before we start I'd like to remind you that certain matters discussed today are forward looking statements that are subject to risks and uncertainties relating to future events and or the future financial performance of fiber.
Actual results could differ materially from those anticipated in those forward looking statements.
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Including those factors discussed under the risk factor section in fibers 20-F filed with the <unk>.
The forward looking statements in this conference call are based on the current expectations as of today and fiber assumes no obligation to update or revise them, whether as a result of new developments or otherwise.
And now I will turn the call over to me.
Good morning, everyone and thanks for joining us on the call today.
We are excited to deliver another quarter of record setting growth as revenue I think buyers and spend per buyer all further accelerated from the prior quarter.
Revenue grew 88% year over year.
The virus grew 37% year over year to over 3.1 million and spend per buyer increased 20% year over year to $195.
Our success underscores the tremendous growth potential of our business.
This is supported by a large in mainly on top the addressable global market.
Our strong business model, that's highly efficient and scalable.
As well as industry tailwind towards remote work and digital transformation.
The velocity of our growth matters, but it's the quality of our buyers and the efficiency of how we are truck those buyers that gives us confidence in driving long term sustainable growth in the business.
Spend per buyer jumped $11 sequentially from Q2 to Q3, the largest quarter over quarter improvement we have experienced.
Even as we added over 310000, new buyers during the quarter.
Hi body buyers, though the spend over $500 annually now represent over 57%.
Core market base revenue up from over 55% in Q2 2020.
We saw strong increasing spend per buyer across all our annual cohorts as buyers spend level remained elevated since the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic.
We are further encouraged by our Q2 2020 cohort Dr. reached accumulative are why over 1.5 X. After only two quarters, which is like the head of difficult cohort.
This gives us confidence in the quality of the new buyers that we are attracting since the outbreak COVID-19 as well as confidence to continue investing aggressively in marketing.
Strong momentum in both organic and paid channels continued in Q3, we continued to drive the majority of our new business from organic channels NPR Y for performance marketing remained above onex for the quarter.
Our brand investments.
Do you need to pay off as seen by our Google brain Tropic Doc has more than doubled year over year.
The perception of fiber is the leading voice in digital services and remote work is also gaining momentum.
We're very excited to launch an evolution of fibers brand identity during the quarter with a new look and feel to our logo font.
Color and a new brand language.
We continue to place our community of buyers and sellers at the heart of our brand.
And with the new branding, we strive to be even more inclusive as we grow our market base.
To be increasingly seen as a strategic partner for businesses of all sizes to go digital and to be more socially responsible as we spearhead the change in the future work.
Brand remains a key investment area for us going forward.
Over the last few months, we have continued to make exciting progress towards our key strategic initiative that is going up market international expansion and expanding promoted gig.
Fiber business was officially launched in September after running a beta with selected partners.
We introduced a brand new onboarding flow.
And started to make top of funnel marketing investment in both awareness and acquisition.
One of the major value proposition for fiber business is to allow us to lend more buyers with our initial touch points within larger organization and we are encouraged by the fact that nearly 50% over.
Oh, new registration so far I've invited other members to join their fiber business the comp.
We're also launching a new user experience taught.
<unk> buyers and sellers to break large project into milestones or incremental steps.
Not only do these features enable sellers to receive payment for their work faster, but it also give buyers more flexibility in purchasing especially when it comes to large ticket size item and when they are buying from a new seller that they've never worked before.
We are also introducing features that will allow buyers to make recurring purchase it.
These are especially relevant when it comes to ongoing digital investments such as its CEO or content marketing.
You can expect us to continue rolling out products like these for.
For both buyers and sellers as we continue to move up market.
In Q3, we continued to execute on international expansion.
Our six non English websites with introducing Portuguese, allowing us to expand our country presence into Portugal and Brazil.
Also integrated with a local payment solution provider in Brazil to streamline the local payment experience.
On the marketing front, we continue to ramp up our performance marketing infrastructure across the international region expanded our affiliate program in Germany in France, and other localized affiliate dashboards in five languages.
What we see is that the P. D program work extremely well in the international market.
In a similar way to the U.S. market in terms of efficiency and scalability.
Last but not least.
An update on promoted gig.
Promoted gigs snow cover 60 category.
This is a significant step up from 15 categories since Q2 2020.
We can now see I've lifting not only on category pages for there was 60 categories, but also nearly 10000 search queries that are associated with those categories.
In addition, we deployed open enrollment for sellers in those categories.
As long as they meet the published quality criteria.
As a result monthly active sellers in the program grew to over 5000 at the end of September a significant increase from just under 200 at the end of June.
2020, it's certainly been an eventful and highly productive year at fiber.
For the past 10 years, we have build the world's largest market base for freelancers would that proprietary digital service catalog, a sophisticated matching quality and liquidity engine powered by a decade of transaction data a highly efficient and scalable marketing infrastructure, a global brand and a global community with me.
He is of buyers and sellers.
These allowed us to execute and grow with tremendous momentum in 2020 and expand our leadership position during a time when businesses and freelancers needed. The most in terms of digital transformation and income opportunity.
We are excited to be in a position to finish out the year strong and even more excited about what lies ahead in 2021. We are currently developing our 2021 roadmap.
And as we deepen our effort in bold strategic areas and plan towards many others. We expect to continue our momentum into next year and set ourselves up for a great 2021 and beyond.
With that I'm going to turn the call over to Ofer, who will share a few financial highlights with you over.
Thank you, Mike and good morning, everyone.
As I mentioned, we are happy to deliver another quarter of outstanding result.
In the third quarter revenue grew 88% to 52.3 million.
An acceleration from 82% the old <unk> growth in Q2.
As our disciplined investment in product and marketing continued to help us capitalize on the EBITDA sleep, though.
Adjusted EBITDA was 4.2 million, representing an adjusted EBITDA margin of 8% and expansion from 6.7% in Q2.
We were able to continue investing aggressively in sales and marketing to support growth and.
And at the same time maintain high levels of discipline and efficiency.
I'd like to share some more detail.
The underlying driver for revenue growth.
Active buyers grew 37% people vivia to over 3.1 million, it's a momentum for both organic and paid channel from Q2 continued into Q3, we.
We saw a modest slowdown of the overall performance marketing environment do you want to call it, though but still very attractive compared to pre COVID-19 level.
It's all the other life for the Cortez remain slightly above onex looking ahead, we expect the windows for marketing investment to remain open for the rest of the.
In addition, we plan to continue investing in brand and brand campaigns that's.
I mentioned.
We have seen some opinion.
Growth and value and investing in Alabama.
This is the many tested in both organic traffic and overall brand perception.
Looking ahead to 2021, we expect significant investment in bed campaigns in Q1 to continue building on top of our momentum in plenty plenty.
Then to buyer experience one of the find good profit over a quarter of grains in Q3.
This was driven by strong core her behavior across the board.
As mentioned last quarter.
Cohort experienced a step function increase in terms of constant spend level and in Q3, we see better for all cohorts remained at this elevated level.
As coping 910 fundamentally change how business think about and investing do digits I'm trying to is we do expect to see this depends on our marketplace to sustain in the future as such we expect them to buy up to continue enjoying the impact from the step up coal behavior.
It's let anybody.
Q3, <unk> was 27% similar to last quarter, and we expect it to remain consistent with it but then it jumped to grow into long gone as we continued to make progress and value added services offering and our pipeline.
Looking ahead, we are raising the revenue guidance for full year plenty plenty to digest 186 to 187 million up from our prior guidance of 177.5 to 179 point price Me then.
The updated revenue guidance represents plenty plenty revenue growth of 74% to 75%.
We expect full year adjusted EBITDA to be in the range up 8.5 to 9 million up from prior guidance of 4.5 to 6000 francs media.
For Q4 revenue is expected to be 52.4 to 53.4 million representing.
Growth of 77% to 81%.
Adjusted EBITDA is expected to be four to 4.5 million.
Plus I think 8% adjusted EBITDA margin at me.
I'd like to point out I don't out.
Few considerations regarding our adjusted EBITDA trend going forward.
Revenue growth continues to be our foot probably only be it will not shied away from investments that help us to increase market share and continue to grow aggressively.
Second why do you expect to continue driving driving adjusted EBITDA efficiency and 11.
No we'd be fluctuation from quarter to quarter.
Typically Q4 is seasonally strong quarter for EBITDA margin, followed by Q1, typically weaker quarter <unk> EBITDA margin as we invest for the rest of the.
In addition to strong financial results. We are also very pleased to close our first convert them in a 1000 bucks in a few weeks ago.
We had 460 million, including giving true that's it's priced at zero percent coupon.
40% convertible premium.
This they provide us with additional liquidity for organic growth and opportunistic acquisitions.
We'll continue to be prudent with capital by investing efficiently to grow the business, while generating operating leverage for our long term operating model.
With that I will now turn the call over to the operator for questions operator.
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The first question is from the line off.
From.
JMP Securities. Please go ahead.
Great. Thanks for taking the call and great quarters. Once again, you know maybe me I wanted to touch to start off with a more of a higher level question just to get a better understanding of demand and I really appreciate the the example, you used to have a business called rooted in the letter and the increase in spend that they saw just with the transformation of their bid.
Just going digital can you just talk about maybe how you're seeing businesses are increasingly adopting five are and as you get over the initial hump of going digital maybe how rooted in others or are using or leveraging fiber services more and more so in other words looking to see if you get over the hump.
Just increasing use of the platform and then I'm sure you'll get questions on promoted gigs in fiber business, but maybe over you just mentioned the recent convert raising the balance sheet is a lot stronger can you just talk about M&A plans here or just how you plan to use the capital. Thank you very much great quarter.
Thanks, so much wrong I'll start with the first question. So you know our Oh.
Long view on what's going on right now is that the past decade that that started with 20 twond. When we 2010, when we started with a decade of you know freelancing, becoming mainstream we think that this decade not that started with 2020, he's going to be the decade in which businesses.
We're going to figure out how to integrate freelancers into their workflows.
And fiber business. It is exactly designed to do that so we're seeing is we're seeing smaller businesses continue to work on an increasing pace use.
Using freelancers to.
Get themselves off the ground as they started the business in the more mature businesses are figuring out how to integrate those freelancers into their existing workflows first Tom. This is you know you can create your entire marketing team on fiber or if you have a marketing team of your own you can use freelancers to me.
In 2018, and you can scale, it up or down as needed and I think that you know the pandemic just underlined the necessity of being very efficient as you plan. Your your budgeting and I think that's using our platform allows dot level of flexibility using.
Freelancers as the viral expense you can scale up or down as you go in in that example would be the examples that were starting to get our exactly those examples now when you think about those customers those are customers with a larger wallet.
Oh, you see in the way they they integrate or use a pretty nice or is he is larger and we want to make sure that we provide the tools to allow them to do that and what we've seen from the initial launch and again. This is a brand new product what we've seen from the launch of a fiber business is that they're doing exactly dot which means.
More of the company more of the team is actually using the platform. It's not just individuals within the <unk>, obviously team and are working together on project.
They're taking order, making benefit of all of the functionality that we've included in this is a this is obviously a very encouraging.
It's very early days in that cycle.
But we're we're really really happy with it and lastly, what I would say is that you know.
Weve alluded to our investment in recurring services as well so and its businesses go go digital they start investing in the types of services that are recurring by nature like content marketing FCO and so forth and we might want to make sure that they can.
Can do that very efficiently and easily on our platform.
In terms of run in terms of.
Cash and M&A there's no.
There was nothing to note that this time in terms of a specific target for acquisition you have to be sets. A there are few areas that could be interesting for us.
Including going up market, but to kind of fund Chen.
International extend.
Extension. So that we are we are looking at closely and monitoring.
Many many companies that pick up live in this market.
Sixtym fall fall for the idea that syndicate forces to Ah so to acquire but as I've said at the beginning a bit fine theres nothing specific to know.
Okay. Thank you me kinda, thank you ofer.
Thank you Ron.
Thank you very much.
The next question is from the line of Jason.
Oppenheimer. Please go ahead.
Thanks.
Yes, too so when you annualize the sequential increase in spend per buyer that was obviously very impressive.
Their subs are sub segments or areas growing faster than the average you did you did talk about the impact of teams, but I'm not sure that that really was the driver this quarter, but any other insight you can share and then when you think about next year between fiber business expanding the good catalog promoted gigs and expanding that.
Perfect footprint.
What do you think would have the most outside impact on revenue growth next year. Thank you.
Oh in terms of some of the the first stop at the question on the Central bio.
So yes, it is very impressive and its actually boom or bust event, then plan and this is coming in period, where the buyer is growing by 37%, which is which is which is even a bigger challenge for us.
The increased spend by at such a high so it doesn't come from a specific segment I think all segments all that because.
Well the phone since the beginning of the year.
It goes through to 2000 and I've got to go is and it also goes to.
The most of the STEMI. So I I would say that you spend per buyer is not wrong.
My sense is that long term ethanol the start all the way from from quality.
Two product initiative.
Your name doesn't buy and they know who 10 gig engage father and more complex transaction and any thoughts of those two I will focus on high value by us.
I will I will summarize that you know that the sentence by mentioning that some of the buyer is growing not only because of the single transaction Diego FIFO so grown.
Because the frequency and the thing that we believed the spend per buyer is a sustainable.
And we have much room.
The growth in the future as we go off market and as we invest both in product.
And in marketing.
Is to attract a an offensive big organization.
Yeah.
Jason.
As to your second part of the question I think that I would I would probably divide the investment that were making into a those are we think our strategic long term and those who are giving us up quicker yield so fiber business promoted gigs and localization are long.
Sure I mean initiative that are highly strategic to our business.
And and we've been demonstrating that the investment in each one of them.
<unk> has been increasingly contributing to our business, but he said long play and that's our that's with our intention from the get go in terms of how we think about capital expansion Dean investment that we're doing in marketing and the functionality that we add to our to our market base. These are.
Our investments that are giving us like the sort or or quicker impact.
But the plan is to continue working on all of these because we think that this is why we've been able to demonstrate the investment that we've done in each of these growth drivers I've been contributing to the fact that we've been able to switching to such a high growth.
So that's that's the plan now moving forward.
Thank you.
Thank you very much.
The next question is from the line of.
From JP Morgan. Please go ahead.
Great. Thanks for taking the questions I too first guys I was hoping you could just elaborate on the comment on the twoq cohort showing slightly better quality versus historical.
Cohorts, you just talk a little bit about that how you're thinking about them versus previous cohorts and then secondly on 'em promoted gigs just curious where you think you are in terms of awareness.
Among you know among among sellers and ER, how should we think about some of the early impact to revenue.
You know take rate was up I think 40, Bips a year over year, and then flat sequentially just any any thoughts on kind of contribution there over a longer term period. Thanks.
Oh, good morning, Doug and thanks for the questions I'm, So sorry, I comment on on on Q2, and I see you know the <unk>. The Q2 behavior of cohorts have been have been moving into Q3, what we've seen in this is obviously very positive to the fact that the cohorts that have joined us.
Okay, and then Nick I've been demonstrating ace and even stronger than usual, oh contribution or activity and which we which we think.
It is a testament that these are great customers are going to stay with us for a long time and be very high quality. The types of services that they are that they purchase the frequency in which they they purchase the average selling price of those services all of them are showing great signs and.
This is moving into into Q3, which means that this trend is seems to be sustainable.
In terms of a in terms of the <unk> the audience.
Youngest et cetera, you know it's it's it's look like you know we are investing in.
A business of investing in more into Vietnam.
Awesome specific I've got to go into.
That performed better than other both in in design coming up.
This type of this type of Cotwo seems to have a higher lifetime value Offends me Tom mentioned EMEA.
Not the most probably but but within experience a good thing for me now.
Behavior, but then threw out on Q3.
Yeah and as to your question about promoted gigs.
Definitely the open enrollment Oh I've made this program gain exposure on the seller and then you know weve talked about the pretty massive increase that we've had in the sellers that are participating in that program since we launched it just.
You a few months ago.
Sellers are very enthusiastic about the product.
And we've seen very strong retention and health in in that program, which also you know manifesting in this creating a very high value for ourselves, which which obviously I trucks more sellers into the program.
The ability to expand it to more areas of the products I'd been very important in the fact that weve extended to search.
But even even with dock expansion. This this is just the beginning or the ability to have promoted gigs one more inventory more areas of the site and as we expand that obviously it will be able to a truck more sellers and more sellers are going to be.
He.
You know able to enjoy it.
In terms of the you know the overall GMP exposure compared to the scale of our overall market base is still small so I wouldn't call out any any numbers or impact on on piano.
At this point, but we're very happy with this program.
Great. Thank you both.
Thank you.
Thank you very much.
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The next question is from the line of Nick Jones from Citi. Please go ahead.
Great. Thanks for taking my questions I guess first just can you maybe talk about the opportunity for the subscription.
Business, Yeah, what kind of other projects are people looking to make recurring outside of us Yo or content marketing and then the second question I guess on five or business. You know how should we think about this longer terms or <unk> in terms of.
Contribution to take Great you know I guess is it.
You know order prices go up.
Yeah. It does take rate has to go down and that is countered by promoted listings I guess, how can we think about this is kind of volume and spend increases over time I guess as you see success in fiber business. Thanks.
Thanks, Nick good morning.
It's so the the first question I, we think that there's you're right to point out that there are recurring a services or subscription services are relevant for buyers. We also think that there are opportunities to offer subscription services for our sellers.
To extend their offering and to allow them to expand their business I think it's slightly early for us to discuss this but we're very enthusiastic about this and our roadmap is full of a these types of initiatives.
That we think would create the basis.
For such a subscription or opportunity that's.
That's your question about a five.
Fiber business.
You know I think that.
It's an environment that is built on top of our existing market base.
We don't have any intention to change the transaction structure that we have today.
Obviously in the in the marketplace today, we have our transactions that go between the tens of dollars into tens of thousands of dollars. The the business model that transaction structure is.
He is similar for all of these types of services and so we don't have any.
Intention of changing it at the moment.
Great. Thank you.
Thank you.
The next question is from the line of Brad Erickson from Needham and company. Please go ahead.
Hi, Thanks, I guess first just on the T. or why commentary that was obviously positive.
Over can you give us some insight on your formula as to kind of how you manage the business relative to the G. ROI metric, meaning you know could we see it returned to normal levels over time, reflecting a more aggressive and reinvestment of profits and beijer acquisition or are you finding you know you're reinvesting the upside is kinda faster you possibly.
And at this point and so the levels might be sort of a new normal at this point just any any color there.
Good morning, Brad.
Thank you for the question.
Well I would start by saying that the that the ROI by itself is an indication it's not the founded on a three month.
Exactly so that's a very sophisticated than aggressive marketing on to do that well managing and monitoring closely on a daily and then databases. So so many well says.
And its ended up without being able to extend the investment.
Significantly quarter over quarter, you know not only this year, but if it goes back to the left is one.
Anything and improving the return on investment.
For the for the new cohort now that's that's not a that's not happening by myself and the way we manage it is actually buys.
I'm, making sure that every dollar that we invest.
It has a positive lifetime values due to Congress on a long time and he's as efficient as possible compelling all on the other thing about this all the time, we've been able to open more China dozens of media side of it.
I'm, just going to be a expansion and ability ability to invest in marketing in different region in different languages.
And by doing that all that together with them together with.
I'm using be expenses that that that we had been questions. All the time, we have a bill.
To improve and the fish and the way we invest.
And increasing the amount while keeping the C O I as a piece of business then.
So that you know opening more cut the goal is.
Allowed us to use multi wall.
And extend our footprint.
In many media China.
So that's the way we measure every complain enable us to do this to decide.
What's the what's the margin on crossed a 70 dollar Oh, we invest and we know when to stop the investment because in terms of a lifetime value to crack it doesn't make sense anymore. So.
So to summarize the Seattle I by itself is not resolved, it's not the target the target for us is to be efficient on the cost of the close of the acquisition of the last buy EM in terms of the margin on cost.
We are able to do that by a complete control on each dollar that we invest although so many sound of something thats. It.
Got it that's helpful. And then just wanted to touch on fiber business, just talking about the marketing strategy, there and I guess just curious if it differs at all from some of your other call. It smaller SMB marketing in the past you have to kind of target new channels or audiences for fiber business or is it just kind of more of the same even as you hope.
To get in front of folks working at larger organizations. Thanks.
Thank you.
So essentially you know we said when we launched fiber business.
That's our idea was not to put together a sales force, we do believe that using our existing channels.
Obviously, we would some alterations as we think about our coffee strategy and how we think about the usage and on boarding of potential customers into our platform that is something that we are right now experimenting with and optimizing and this is going to take time and that's fine but.
But essentially this is very much in line with the way we've engaged with with any other type of customer the on boarding profit into the into the product the.
Type of roles within the organization with which we engage is slightly different.
And and this is you know how we yields you don't a lot of it is is the is the logic in which we build fiber business to make sure that the thing gauges.
More people from each organization and what Weve reported was that in part what we're seeing from the early numbers if not at least half if not more of our fiber business customers. They just joined the product are engaging with multiple upon which.
Which is a great sign.
We don't plan to put the salesforce in place in the near future.
Got it that's great. Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you very much.
Ladies and gentlemen, my last question, which is from the line.
Sheridan from <unk>. Please go ahead.
Thanks, so much for taking the question maybe two if I can slip the man on geography, just wanted to know if you could get a little bit of a sense of what you've learned from some of the new geography launches over the last couple of quarters and how that might inform your roadmap going forward in terms of launching in new geographies and 21 and beyond and the second question you know.
Do you think about all the value added services, that's leading to higher take rates and you think through some of the brand and marketing how much the companys made.
How should we be thinking about revisiting long term margin assumptions for the company if kikwete take rates continue to move higher incremental revenues coming in at the high margin you're getting higher ROI on your marketing spend is an old was the brand building. What did you know if we could revisit some of the longer term implications what that means for margins. Thanks guys.
Yeah, Eric Good morning, Thanks for the question.
And so the first question about geographical expansion.
I think that what was really important for us and we've talked about this in previous calls as well was to put the playbook in place and to understand what does it take to opt to extend our penetration into new countries.
And what we've noticed was dog eat it's usually a combination of doing a number of things.
It's not just limited to making sure that we translate the user interface into the local language, but it also takes you know taking care of a.
Localized payment methods.
And currencies.
And also engaging with the local community.
On top of that we are doing also brand activities.
We didnt those locales, including.
Including brand activities.
In performance marketing activities and what we learned was that the combination of doing that.
And also understanding the new ones is the cultural nuances of each market.
Allows us to quickly work or have a quicker penetration into these into these countries <unk>.
We have noticed that.
Those countries that have a slightly better command of the English language, our countries in which we can penetrate slightly faster.
But even in those countries when we have the localized site set up well, we see that on the localized side. There is a slightly different or higher spend pattern. So these are really a very interesting insights that we we take all of these insights and we're.
Our integrating them into additional countries that we launched at we're very encouraged by by the by the numbers and the scale that we see from the Geo expansion and as I've said this is definitely going to be one of our main strategic investments for.
The years to come.
And then I think on the second part of the question about the services. It is too high I think the thing how should you think about.
The non some margin.
So first.
I would start by saying that there's no update for the long term and the long term.
We have loose see stability I had the facilitation, we definitely give us move so as to invest in growth.
We do plan to continue the progress well long term, but but growth is the number one priority.
We believe that is a huge time ahead of us and defensive then oh investment in awareness and market share.
This is what we focus on a yet to be said in terms of the take rate itself. A there are product in the in the pipeline.
That we believe are going to contribute to take shape.
And as we've done during the last few quarters is Oh, we've been able to impact they and modestly overtime. So we believe that some point us in if I find that.
At no field up services, both on the buy and the set aside and those would contribute.
To take rates, we believe that the gross margin of 84 is exceptionally high.
There is some catch up for us to do in terms of Oh customer support following the the hyper growth that we have experienced during the last few quarters.
So that the 80 food is kind of no. So what we have been building from us to be north of 80%, but 84% is is exceptionally high. So so its comes up or you know the somebody that be launched them, there's not going to change that Baker Hughes is going to grow.
Somebody that you know it was a little faster than a than originally.
Man and I have it for the BDC, but plan to use. This this also to keep investing and I'm broke off them.
Mr. Sheridan does that.
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Yes. Thank you so much guys.
Thank you very much.
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Our Q and a session I would now like to turn the conference back to Mr. <unk>.
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Any closing remarks, but what do you say.
Thank you operator.
We're very excited were very happy with the results of Q3 and seeing the momentum continues and we really appreciate the time you took this morning to join US on this call have a great day.
Thank you very much.
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