Q3 2021 Advanced Drainage Systems Inc Earnings Call
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Good morning, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to advanced drainage systems third quarter fiscal 'twenty 'twenty. One results conference call. My name is Jamie and I am sure operator for today's call.
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Your host for today's call Mr. Mike Higgins, Vice President of corporate strategy and Investor Relations. Sir you may begin.
Thank you and good morning, Thanks to everyone for joining us today with me I have Scott Barbour, our president and CEO and Scott Cottrill, our CFO.
I would also like to remind you that we will discuss forward looking statements actual results may differ materially from those forward looking statements because of various factors, including those discussed in our press release and the risk factors identified in our form 10-K filed with the SEC.
While we may update forward looking statements in the future we disclaim any obligation to do so you should not place undue reliance on these forward looking statements all of which speak only as of today.
Lastly, the press release, we issued earlier. This morning is posted on the Investor Relations section of our website a copy of the release has also been included in the 8-K submitted to the SEC, We will make a replay of this conference call available via webcast on the company website.
With that I'll turn the call over to Scott Barbour.
Thanks, Mike and good morning, everyone. Thank you for joining us on today's call.
We delivered another quarter of record financial performance in the third quarter of fiscal 2021 sales grew 24% year over year, driven by 17% non residential sales growth and 36% residential sales growth as we continued to execute at both a D S.
And infiltrator and a favorable demand environment in fact sales across each of our end markets increased double digits in the quarter.
Very encouraging to see the demand in our non residential end market increased 17%. This quarter, we continued to benefit from growth in horizontal construction, such as warehouses distribution centers data centers and developments to follow the residential buildout. There was continued strength.
And the regions, we have experienced growth this year, such as the Atlantic Coast and southeast and we experienced a rebound in regions that had been softer this year like the northeast and Western United States.
In addition, allied product sales in the non residential market increased 23%, giving us confidence in the underlying market strength.
We also continued to experience strength in our residential market with 36% growth in the quarter, driven by favorable dynamics and new home construction repair remodel and onsite septic accelerated by the material convergent strategies at both businesses.
Our indicators are showing that homebuilders continue to acquire land for future development, and then and that there is an overall shortage in available homes, which bodes well for both the front end new community development stage with a D S and at the home completion stage with onsite septic at infiltrator.
The retail market, which is roughly a quarter of our residential sales continues to experience strong growth as well with the continued strength in remodeling and home improvement.
Sales into agriculture market increased 33% this quarter driven by the programs we've put in place around organizational changes, new product introductions, and improving execution as well as favorable weather and market dynamics.
These dynamics are being driven by favorable indicators, such as higher farm income and strong crop pricing, which is leading to farmers to invest in land productivity through better field drainage.
Proving field drainage as a low risk proven method of increasing per acre yield per farmers.
International sales also increased 18%, primarily driven by double digit growth in our Canadian business, which represents about 70% of the international revenue.
Canada is doing well across both the construction and.
Net and agriculture end markets with similar market trends to the United States. Additionally, this quarter, we were able to leverage our pipe manufacturing facilities in Mexico to help service the strong demand we experienced in the United States.
We expect a slower recovery from the COVID-19, pandemic, and our Mexico, and our export businesses, but these markets will recover and return to growth.
Finally, infiltrator continues to exceed expectations with 37% sales growth in the third quarter.
Infiltrator continues to see double digit digit growth in tanks and leach fuel products with strong growth in Georgia, North Carolina, Florida, and Tennessee. Among other states. This was led by their material conversion strategy of displacing concrete septic tanks with plastic tanks and the economic <unk>.
Vantages of septic chambers, and Leach field systems.
Moving to our profitability results, we achieved another quarter of record adjusted EBITDA. During the period adjusted EBITDA margin increased 540 basis points overall in our first full quarter of comparable results from the infiltrator acquisition.
The increase in profitability in both businesses was driven by leverage from the strong sales growth favorable pricing and material cost as well as contributions from our operational productivity initiatives.
In January we hosted a well attended a D S distributor conference to touch base with our partners and outline how we're thinking about the business moving forward. We have many new faces enrolls among our senior leadership team and with that comes new focused programs to build on the ABS value proposition, including the.
Service component of our business.
The avs value proposition includes not only the products, we design and manufacture. It includes the delivery and design services led by the logistics and transportation, we provide to our distribution partners and customers.
<unk> two ads's unique model is not just a pipe manufacturer, but also a large specialized logistics and transportation company. We are committed to investing in the people processes technology and fixed capital to deliver on customer expectations and increased capacity to meet our customers' needs.
We also talked to our customers about the eight the new <unk> brand and our digital marketing initiatives. You may have noticed we updated the avs logo or in the.
And are in the process of rolling out a refreshed brand to encompass the progress we've made over the last several years, our new brand identity not only visually updates the look of a D. S drew a flow to reflect who we are as a company today. It reflects where we are going our products.
And services platform sustainability initiatives and community involvement all drove the new brand look and tagline on a region is water.
Setting the tone for our updated mission and values, which will be rolled out over the next several months.
Looking forward, we believe the demand environment in calendar 'twenty 'twenty, one will look similar to what we experienced overall this past year.
We are certainly fortunate as part of the construction industry supply chain, we can manufacture and ship our products over the last 12 months without significant interruption. My observation is that the is that the construction industry, including the manufacturing distribution and contractors whether the pending.
Nick and related economic disruptions better than many parts of the economy.
We will continue executing on our material conversion and water management solutions strategies, and what I expect to be a favorable demand environment bidding benefiting from our national presence as well as our favorable geographic focus and end market exposure.
Our confidence in these favorable trends are supported by the strength of our order book.
Our project tracking the book to Bill ratio in the backlog, while we have some cost headwinds headwinds coming at us in the fourth quarter, including inflationary costs, such as materials and transportation. We are confident we will be able to offset them through favorable pricing level loading at our facilities operational.
Productivity initiatives, our recycling programs and the capital deployment initiatives.
In summary, we did a great job executing this quarter and will look to build on our strong market position execution, a new levels of profitability going forward.
Wanted to thank our employees without whom our success would not be possible.
We'll stay focused on employee health and safety and delivering on the needs of our customers. As we look ahead, we're well positioned to capitalize on residential development and horizontal construction, while continuing to generate above market growth through the execution of our material conversion and water management solutions strategies.
We will remain focused on disciplined execution as we look to close out on a very strong 2021.
With that I'll turn it over to Scott controls to further discuss our financial results.
Thanks, Scott on slide six we present, our third quarter fiscal 2021 financial performance I'll be brief on this slide as Scott has already covered a lot of the details here, but I want to reiterate a few key points. The very strong 24% revenue growth. We reported this quarter was driven by both volume and pricing as well.
As well as strong growth across across both our legacy and infiltrator businesses as well as on each of our end markets and product applications.
The demand environment for our products remains strong and we expect this strength to continue as we move forward into calendar 'twenty 'twenty one day.
52% growth in consolidated adjusted EBITDA was driven not only by this strong top line growth, but by favorable material costs operational efficiency initiatives as well as our synergy programs. Finally, we continue to monitor our costs and are committed to offsetting increases that materialize through a combination.
On a pricing as well as operational and productivity initiatives initiatives and continue to look to expanding margins year over year as we move forward.
Overall, we are very well positioned to leverage the favorable demand environment anticipated due to our market leading position national relationships breadth of product and services as well as our geographic and end market diversity.
Moving to slide seven our year to date free cash flow increased $141 million to $391 million as compared to $250 million in the prior year.
These impressive free cash flow results were driven by our strong year to date sales growth and profitability as well as execution on our working capital initiatives are working capital decreased to 16% of sales down from 19% of sales last year.
In addition, we ended the quarter in a very favorable liquidity position with $224 million of cash and $339 million available under our revolving credit facility, bringing our total liquidity to $563 million. It is also worth noting that our trailing 12 month leverage ratio is now one one times.
Given our strong balance sheet position capital deployment remains one of our top strategic initiatives.
Our first priority continues to be investing organically in the ADF and infiltrator businesses to support growth innovation productivity safety and new product development M&A.
M&A is our next priority we remain very focused on following our disciplined acquisition process as we move forward into calendar 2021.
Finally on slide eight we increased our revenue and adjusted EBITDA guidance ranges for fiscal 2021 based on our performance to date order activity backlog and current market trends. We currently expect net net sales to be in the range of $1.915 billion to 1.950 billion.
Representing growth of 14% to 17% over last year adjusted.
Adjusted EBITDA to be in the range of 550 million to $565 million representing growth of 52% to 56% over last year.
And we expect to convert our adjusted EBITDA to free cash flow at a rate of greater than 60% for the full year.
With that I'll open the call for questions operator, Please open the line.
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Your first question comes from the line of Michael Halloran with Baird.
Hey, good morning, everyone.
Hey, Michael Good morning, Hey, so good stuff really impressive quarter there so.
And at the risk of trying to front run.
On your fiscal 'twenty, two guidance not what I'm trying to do here, but how would you want to parse out a couple of things that you said there on the <unk>.
Dirk you said demand was was pretty similar to last year, but it certainly sounds like youre, saying demand is growth expectations for demand growth in this calendar year, maybe just kind of think those two before I go into them.
A few more relevant questions.
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Good morning, Mike and.
What I mean by that is when.
As I look at fiscal 2021 in aggregate, it's going to be kind of first half reasonably very different I think it's going to be second half more region, let's say more kind of.
Consistent or equalize, if you will and I think if you kind of add those two together I think 'twenty 'twenty two fiscal year will be more like that aggregate of the two held together I think all in all.
If you kind of survive.
Did well and we think we did pretty pretty well over the last nine or 10 months through the pandemic.
And I look at whats going forward, I think youre going to even like that more.
It will be more consistent and less nuanced by region.
So in other words your expectation is for growth, but it's going to have some variability as you look through it. So couple of things there one one the pricing side, obviously, that's going to be.
Probably pretty robust here based on what we're at least we're hearing.
Maybe some thoughts on the willingness on the market to take price what that kind of looks like any pushback in any new regions I know infiltrator tends to be a little different so maybe some thoughts on that as well.
Yes, I think the pricing environment across all construction type of materials is going to be robust.
For lots of different reasons, the good demand and rising material input materials.
Both companies.
I have been out with pricing.
It is.
Sticking.
And any progress you've got you probably recall that we at <unk>, we did some back in September.
Timeframe and that that was resulted positively.
Simple traders gone out since that time frame with some pricing.
We're doing some more pricing.
In our quotation activities in selected geographies or segments.
So I would describe could trail.
As has been pretty active with our sales teams on that and it has good line of sight, what we need to accomplish our objectives and.
And I kind of pick up on your point you know, we're seeing it sticking theres always a little leakage in a couple of places, but it's nothing extraordinary that we havent dealt with in the past.
And I'd say, Michael the only thing I'd add.
A couple of years ago, especially yeah, Scott changed the paradigm around pricing here, whether it's input costs on resin first absolutely. But then we also looked at what's going on with diesel and common carrier transportation logistics labor. So its a holistic look at that cost scenarios on making sure that we.
Stay in front of it so.
So that's embedded in the pricing dynamic or paradigm that we now have.
Absolutely two more here one the commercial side, plus 17% pretty the non res side pretty pretty pretty amazing considering the environment. Maybe just talk about puts and takes by region kind of verticals you serve and then how you feel about the sustainability.
I think the very positive thing about that about that number in the nonresidential, which had a lot of questions and clouds around it.
Two things.
The return of the northeast.
Sure.
Good demand levels and in the Western U S, particularly, California, where we certainly picked up.
Net sales in the quarter and some of these <unk>.
Target segments, we were talking about distribution data centers residential build outs and land development. All those things we've been working on kind of pocked, particularly in the Western U S.
Last point Allied products highly vectored vector to nonresidential and it had been through the first half of the year what was at plus four or on a single digit low single digit which was uncharacteristic for us. However, it rebounded nicely. The order book is good so that gave us gives us a lot.
Confidence in and work to do on.
On on the nonresidential on.
That side, and making sure the supply chains, and all that stuff are up and rolling.
Hey, Mike This is Mike Higgins on one point I would add to that.
Comment about nonresidential that Scott made as he talked about that rebound in demand in the northeast on the west but the areas that had been strong the south on the southeast those continued to be strong if not accelerate that's a good point good point yeah.
Great and then last one high quality problem here, it's kind of amazing how quickly your leverage got down towards one what's the what's the plan on the free cash from here, obviously internal investments, but how does the M&A side look and how are you thinking about usage of that of that cash.
So two comments on pure control will jump in too, but we stepped up our capital spending.
You've noticed that now that's both infiltrator, which is a big nut and its avs too. So we're stepping on the up that and we had a board meeting yesterday, where you know when we talked about this a lot and they are encouraging us to go faster on the organic on the organic side certainly we've been working on our.
Assess.
There's a couple of things that we're working on there.
Not like an infiltrator type of thing but.
We are making some progress through that but nothing I would say highly eminent or actionable.
The only thing I'd add to that is that we're going to make some additional investments on our side on the capability side to help accelerate and move that but it's going to be a disciplined process. So it's been very active but it's got to be the right thing close to our core we've talked about bolt ons Scott would be at the right multiple it Scott hit the strategic land so all of those things.
We're not going to let kind of this leverage kind of burn a hole in our pocket. If you will we're going to make sure we do the right thing.
And do the right acquisitions as we move forward. So very active is the way I would characterize it we know we've got a great opportunity in front of us and we're going to make some investments on that side to help accelerate that moving forward.
Great stuff appreciate it as always.
Alright, thanks, Thanks, Michael.
Your next question comes on the line of Matthew Bouley with Barclays.
Good morning, everyone.
Thanks for taking the questions congrats on the results.
I guess I'll start out with a question on infiltrator.
37% growth kind of similar as the non res question you just had but you know we know resi is in a strong place right now in general, but I am curious if you have any sense of how you know.
That infiltrator growth may have compared versus sort of the underlying market opportunity. If its just higher penetration I don't know if you rolled out some of that portfolio to new products or just customer wins, just kind of bridge us from the market. So that is a good 7% growth there.
Yeah.
Good question and I would say.
Certainly number one Matthew.
We're thrilled with the performance of infiltrator.
And on.
All respects Roy and his team continue to do a great job and we're continuing to invest in them in lots of ways.
But I would say.
Uh huh.
And I don't know exactly how to break it down, but certainly better than the market.
Probably twice as good as the market.
Certainly benefit from from secular trends in the southeast and the mid south and higher penetration.
Onsite septic in those areas.
And I think Roy would tell you and we were talking about this last night.
When people are trying to rapidly develop land it sometimes is hard to get the municipal sewer systems out there soon enough or to those areas. Soon enough. So that often makes people go to onsite septic because it could they can stand up and sell that home faster if you will so.
There has been some incremental use of on site septic in the category over over the last couple of years and he believes that that has accelerated some given what we've all seen in kind of the the what I would call I call the secular migration to the suburban or lights too.
Urban or rural areas, So theres definitely some market pick up in there and then the other piece of that is they have great distribution I mean, very national distribution of those products. So they're well connected wherever the growth might be for that kind of stuff. They are there and the on in their primary product the chamber.
Has all of these advantages of faster installation smaller footprint have familiarity with the contractors. So those guys are labor constrained in trying to go fast I think that.
That just gets it in and this is something that we saw with that team early on is they've got a flywheel there and they they certainly know how to work that in.
Gained share so that's what I would kind of add around the infiltrator and and we're thrilled on the residential piece of ABS to demean. The programs, we've been working our high touch sales model there thats been working pretty good for us.
Great Great well, that's that's helpful and yes that business just continues to surprise to the upside.
Second one on the on the margin since you know it sounds like you're willing to at least give a little bit of flavor around how youre thinking about in calendar 'twenty one.
So you're guiding to 29% almost at the midpoint for fiscal 'twenty. One when you think about the next leg or are there areas, where you can still take cost out of the system. By you know you had a lot of targets you outlined a way back at the Investor day there.
Presumably mix can still be a driver as infiltrators strong here, but just you know what what are the puts and takes as we think about margins beyond this 29% here, let me add share.
Control is going to jump in here because he died.
Got it.
If you go back to that Investor Day, and you look at the programs, we were talking about in four wall manufacturing and logistics and transportation.
I would say those are are on or maybe slightly ahead.
And it gained momentum.
Particularly in the four wall manufacturing over the last time, and I say that to your point of.
What have you got left to go do and I think in that day. We said we were going to get into this we think theres a lot of opportunity that is proven to be true and probably feel more confident today about that than otherwise.
And it comes in a lot of different forms nonresident procurement work that is going well productivity.
Fixed capital investment some automation things that we've done and we continue to believe we're in the early early innings of that game to be played so is there anything I would add to that is you know kind of let's start with that pricing right paradigm, we talked about a low bit ago. So we're going to keep that pricing in front of us.
Aggressive on that front stay in front of any kind of material cost inflation environment, we see not only on input costs, but on transportation logistics across the board Scott hit it on Ops Excellence I think the key takeaway here is we're in the early innings in almost every one of those categories and we're seeing really nice traction and we're back on.
It up with our balance sheet and deploying capital to do that I would say the growth you can't go without saying that the growth, especially in infiltrate infiltrator with their gross margins and EBITDA margins as well as our allied products that mix of growth really bodes well as we start thinking about margins as we move forward.
On the SG&A side of the house share we've had some temporary savings this year, but that's all factored into how we think about pricing and operational excellence and so forth. So we don't see that as a big headwind at all as we turned the corner into next year, so bullish on on that margin sustainability and expansion.
Great well. Thank you both on the comprehensive answers and best of luck.
Thank you.
Your next question comes from the line of John loved that.
Hello.
With bank of America.
Hey, guys. Thank you for taking my questions as well.
And maybe dovetailing off of Scott.
Scott one of your answers to Matts question are you seeing any project delays from builders on the single family construction side.
So there's a kind of scrambling to get land and get labor.
Activity has been so hot.
We are certainly out there looking looking for low.
The answer to your question is no.
But we also see as you do.
That you know the land inventories getting low and they're running they're going to be running into constraints around that and we've we've kind of followed the comments this quarter and all the things you guys published around that and I wouldn't say, we've been slowed down by that John.
I would suspect that we might run into that if we do it'll be on the ADM side and it would be later in the year.
That said we.
We have incremental gains and relationships to go form.
With the National Homebuilders.
And we have made our guidance sensitive to particularly the more regional guys that you gotta be not looking only at those big people that are developing 250.
Lot laying new communities, but the guide to on 50 or 40 homes and stuff. So.
That can hit us had any of this yet, but that's a good point it could but I think the incremental.
Perhaps we have a chance to offset it because we're not up in planing with every homebuilder in the planet are in the United States.
That makes sense, Okay, and then you called out.
International business, I think being up 18% and you mentioned that Canada.
It was up double digits, how did how did Mexico performance quarter.
Mexico was up.
And we did export some pipe from Mexico into the southern United States.
Deviate.
Just help us get some more more more and more inventory I think without that they were up 1% or 2% or something like that I kind of think we bottomed.
There.
And in our new leadership has got programs.
Free focused around.
Distribution relationships segment targeting a lot of our familiar playbook so were.
It's a work in progress.
They've done a nice job in Mexico.
Making that product and getting it to the United States.
Where we could use it.
We will probably do a bit more of that as we move through the winter months here.
And.
It's going to be.
Tom on and I are working it hard believe me.
Okay, and then but we've been really thrilled with Canada, we were really thrilled with Canada. So that's.
I have to put in that plug for our Canadian team has done a really nice job this year.
Got you, Okay, and then finally, there was more and more chatter around potential infrastructure bill at some point.
Any any updates on your on your lobbying efforts in Texas.
The ability to penetrate that 30 to 60 inch diameter market.
So I'll be down there next week.
Kind of.
Meet with our advocate and some people and we are progressing according to the timetable that the Texas Dot's given us.
In the end.
On installations that they've given us.
We'd like it to go a little faster.
But we're we are we're doing what we said we were going to go do.
In terms of getting those installations done.
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The nice thing right now is we've seen other pickups in Texas.
Not necessarily related to the Texas D O T, but I think we've sharpened our games.
Over the last couple of years and we're seeing good growth there right now.
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And so we're on.
To get down there next week and see how things are going on.
Yes, Jonathan Thanks, a lot in Texas, a couple of things we've seen good growth in the residential market and then while we're working very hard on the textile initiative, we have made progress on some.
Call It more metro area Metro suburban approvals for core public infrastructure, and we're starting to see some of those things pay off as well.
Perfect. Thanks, a lot guys.
Hey, John Thanks.
Your next question comes from the line of Keryx noise lately.
Great. Thank you congratulations on the great quarter.
First question I was just curious how sales progressed during the quarter I don't know if you could give it by month or just more broadly just given construction since looking for mid single digit growth in you were so far ahead.
Wondering if the strength.
Is that right off the bad debt, it build and accelerate as the quarter progressed.
So it's a good question.
I would say.
September October and until Thanksgiving, we were doing pretty darn hard.
Mainly driven by yes, the recoveries in the west and in the East, but we were doing real hard in the agriculture business I mean things, where we're flying out of here in October and November December seasonally came down as it normally does but year over year was still up.
A good a good December so we liked the pace.
Throughout throughout the quarter to tell you the truth, particularly with a nice a nice December December January you know in our business historically can be pretty.
Pretty tough months it is for everyone.
But we did a nice job in December and January is good too.
Great.
Second question is just a.
Around the fourth quarter are you expecting any abnormal pull forward of sales I think a year ago, you did have some pull forward.
Of sales it was more due to COVID-19 and people trying to buy ahead would be uncertainty, but I was just wondering if you are you anticipating anything going on with the summer on accounts.
Yeah, you're right I think we had 'twenty, we said there were $20 million in the fourth quarter that we felt like 10 was a pull ahead for COVID-19 uncertainty and $10 million was really good weather patterns that had benefited the agriculture business.
I guess the way it looks right now I don't think that's going to be that big of a headwind for us I mean, it we could have some really crappy weather like you had in the northeast and in our shipments were down for two days they bounce back yesterday.
We watch that pretty darn closely.
So I don't.
We anticipate a headwind from that but I could be surprised bye bye.
Really crappy weather or something the other way I would answer that question is that are.
Implied Q4 guidance that's in our guidance range does not assume any kind of pull ahead into this you know.
As you know we in we end here at the end of March So, we're really trying hard not [laughter].
For the day here.
Great. Thanks for that and just one last question just a follow up just around the discussion on organic growth and how that's our main priority with a free cash flow how should we think about that.
The balance between.
New investments are around new products versus just the need potentially to build out incremental capacity you just given the surge.
In demand both on the yard.
Residential and nonresidential side, how should we think about labor inflation in that context moving forward.
So I think theres probably.
Let's call it low.
Less than a quarter of that $100 million is probably just pure new product type stuff.
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Probably most of it is incremental.
Incremental capacity.
Safety.
Productivity type investments or is the <unk>.
Things in there and stuff like that but.
There are new products, we launched it we gotta go tool.
At both simple trader and <unk>, but it's not the preponderance of our capital spending right now now that said.
When we invest let's say in a set of tooling like pipe tooling.
We often look at the design the profiles the weight all of these kinds of things and tried to make incremental improvements.
In that product as we invest in a new tool.
But I wouldn't call that a new product that would call that an incremental thing, but something that we really work hard on is when we make a tooling or machine investment, we expect better performance out of that piece of equipment or then on investment.
This is the prior design or the prior iteration of the design or the prior iteration of that machine.
Great. Thanks again best of luck.
Alright. Thank you. Thank you.
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And there are no questions I will now turn the call back to Scott Barbour closing remarks.
Okay got it thank you Tammy and thank you again all for joining thank you for the questions today, we always.
We always enjoy.
Getting those questions and a chance to elaborate.
On what what's going on.
And we're like I said, we're really pleased with the quarter.
And with the what I would say the momentum we have going forward.
We will continue to focus on health and safety.
Important right now as well as providing the central storm water management, and onsite septic solutions to our customers and the communities they serve.
As the sales ramp up this year, we're going to use level loading building inventory to get ready for the seasonal demand productivity new fixed capital all those things are going to be important for us to execute our strategy as we move into our FY 'twenty 2022.
That's a discussion today on mitigating inflation, you know Scott said, it very well several times, we want to be paid fairly for the services we provide.
And thats the products and Thats the transportation logistics, we do.
And I think our team is doing a nice job on that and we will continue to be a big focus for all of us there.
I wanted to lastly, just thank our employees, they've really done a fantastic job and a unique set of circumstances you see it with them.
Youre out there and you are with them every day and a lot of pride in what they are doing.
So I certainly appreciate that and the support they are given given us on our customers.
So with that.
We appreciate it and we will talk to you soon.
Ladies and gentlemen that concludes today's conference call. Thank you for participating you may now disconnect.
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