Q2 2021 Southwest Gas Holdings Inc Earnings Call
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Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen.
Welcome to southwest Gas Holdings 2021 second quarter earnings Conference call. At this time all participants are in a listen only mode. Later, we will conduct a question and answer session and instructions will follow at that time.
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As a reminder, this conference call is being recorded I would now like to turn the conference call over to your host Mr. Ken Kenny Vice President of Finance and Treasury.
Thank you Crystal and thank you everyone for joining us and welcome to southwest Gas Holdings, Inc.
21 second quarter earnings Conference call as Crystal stated my name is Ken Kenny and I am Vice President of Finance and Treasurer.
Our conference call is being broadcast live over the Internet for those of you who would like to access the webcast. Please visit our web site at Www Dot SW gas holdings Dot com and click on the conference call. The way, we have slides on the internet, which can be accessed to accompany.
Our discussion.
Today, we have Mr. John P Hester, President and Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Gregory J Peterson, Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, Mr. Justin L. Brown, Senior Vice President and General Counsel Southwest Gas Corporation and other members of senior management to provide a brief overview.
Of the company's operation and earnings ended June 32021, and an affirmation of our earnings per share guidance for 2021 on.
Also of the company will address certain factors that many of the impact is coming years earnings.
Further our lawyers have asked me to remind you that some of the information that will be discussed contains forward looking statements.
These statements are based on management's assumptions, which may or may not come true and you should refer to the language on slide 3 in the press release and also our SEC filings for a description of the factors that may cause actual results to differ from our forward looking statements on.
All forward looking statements are made as of today and we assume no obligation to update any such statements.
With that said I would like to turn the time over to John Hester John Thanks.
Thanks, Ken.
Turning to slide 4 we detail some of our 2021 highlights from the holding company perspective, we realized earnings per share of <unk> 43 cents.
We're excited the year to date financial results are on track with our full year expectations for both business segments and as a result, we are reaffirming our previously announced 2021 earnings per share guidance range of $4 to $4.20 sets for a regulated utility on.
Operations growth continues to be strong as we added 37000 customers over the past year and realized a $21 million increase in operating margin in the second quarter. We also filed applications with the Arizona Corporation Commission to recover $74 million on costs related to our customer owned yard.
Line and vintage steel pipe replacement programs and we're very happy to have successfully implemented a new state of the art customer information system that will serve our utility customers well for years to come at our unregulated century infrastructure services business, we saw second quarter revenues.
Increased by $34 million or 7% realized 12 month record revenues of $2 billion and have announced an exciting planned acquisition of rigs Distler and company for $855 million that will facilitate further growth accenture ey while expanding.
Its geographic footprint and service offerings moving to slide 5 we provide an outline for today's call. Greg Peterson will provide an overview of our financial results for the period ended June 30, as well as recap on our planned acquisition of Briggs Distler, Justin Brown will.
An update on our regulatory activities and I will finish with an update on customer growth liquidity and capital expenditures rate base on dividend growth of our sustainability initiatives at our expectations for the balance of this year with that I'll now turn the call over to Greg.
Thanks, John let's start with the summary of total company operating results on slide 6.
For the second quarter of 2021 consolidated net income was $25.1 million for 43 per share compared to 38 million of <unk> 68 per share for the second quarter of 2020.
I should note the consolidated results for the prior year quarter were aided by a $12 million of 22 <unk> per share increase in the cash surrender values of the company owned life insurance for coli policies compared to $3.1 million or <unk> <unk> per share in coli increases during this year's second quarter.
For the 12 months ended June 32021, net income was 264 million or for 60 per diluted share compared to net income in the prior year period of $208 million of $3.76 per diluted share. The coli influence during the current 12 month period was $18.5 million or <unk> 32 of <unk>.
Share while on the prior year period, it was $2.9 million or of nickel per share.
Let's look at some of the details by segment, starting with the quarterly comparison of natural gas operations on slide 7.
Net income for the natural gas operations segment decreased a half million dollars between quarters as I previously mentioned coli returns from the prior year quarter were $12 million versus $3..1 in the millions in the first quarter of this for the second quarter of this year.
This non operating impact is included in the $9 million reduction shown for other income in the waterfall chart.
Absent this item utility income would have increased over $8 million between quarters.
The $21.3 million overall margin increase includes $15 million at the rate relief from Arizona, Nevada, and California due to completed rate cases during the past 12 months, new customers associated with 37001st time meter sets provided over $2 million of the incremental margin.
The remaining margin increase includes recoveries of regulatory assets and the reestablishment of late fees that had been suspended due to COVID-19.
The $8.4 million increase in depreciation and amortization of general taxes includes for 4 million from depreciation driven by $549 million or 7% growth on average gas plant in service as we continued to expand and reinforce our distribution system.
The remaining general tax increase of $4 million is due to the resetting of the arrows on a property tax tracker.
Next let's go to slide 8 and discuss centuries quarterly results.
Century, our utility infrastructure services segment had a had an increase in revenues of $33.8 million for 7% between the second quarter of 2021 and 2020.
This was primarily due to incremental work under gas infrastructure contracts.
This increase was net of reduced revenues totaling $27 million from 2 significant customers due to timing and mix of project under each customers' multi year capital spending programs.
Electric infrastructure services revenues were up $2.4 million despite of $4 million reduction in emergency restoration storm support services.
Infrastructure expenses increased $48.4 million between quarters, primarily due to cost of complete gas infrastructure work.
Changes in the mix of work between quarters led to comparative cost increases that outpaced revenue increases in the second quarter of 2021.
Dorm restoration work was lower and the mix of gas infrastructure work included more service line replacement work.
Repair to the the higher level of more profitable main replacement work completed in 2020.
The operating efficiencies of equipment utilization and absorption of fixed cost experienced in the prior year quarter were temporarily replaced by somewhat lower reduced efficiencies lower equipment utilization and under absorption of fixed cost costs, including demobilization in the current quarter.
Reductions in Covid related Canadian wage and rent subsidies and incremental costs associated with our pending acquisition of rigs disorder also increased expense between quarters.
Moving to slide 9.
We see the relative contributions by our 2 business segments. During the 12 months ended June 32021.
As shown natural gas operations provided nearly 3 fourths of our consolidated net income while centuries utility infrastructure services group provided a little more than 1 fourth of.
Upon consummation of the rigs Dislocate acquisition. The century earnings contribution is expected to move from the upper 20% range to the low to mid 30% range by 2020.
2022.
Slide 10 depicts the component changes of the natural gas operations $41.7 million increase in income between 12 month periods.
The $54 million of 5% improvement in operating margin includes $39 million in combined rate relief in Arizona, Nevada, and California, as well as $14 million from continued customer growth.
Operations and maintenance of our O&M expenses were relatively flat between periods as management cost Kirby initiatives and decreases in travel and in person training costs were offset by incremental expenditures for pipeline damage prevention programs and higher service related pension costs the.
$26.2 million or 9% increase in depreciation amortization of general taxes reflects the impacts of the $604 million or 8% increase in average gas plant in service as well as 6 months of higher property taxes under the Arizona tracking mechanism.
The $16.2 million of increase in other income primarily relates to changes on coli cash surrender values and net birth death benefits between periods the.
The current period reflects an $18.5 million increase while the prior year period included $2.9 million of coli income.
The major components of the 12 month changes in our utility infrastructure services segment are reflected on slide 11.
This slide shows the components of the $15.5 million increase in century net income between 12 month periods.
Revenues increased $200 million or 11%, primarily due to incremental of electric infrastructure revenues of $134 million.
Included in the electric infrastructure revenues was $86.5 million in the current period from emergency restoration services provided by line of tech as compared to $13.6 million on the prior 12 month period.
Revenues also grew with the existing gas infrastructure customers under Master service agreements.
Infrastructure expenses were $174 million higher than the prior year period, including $87 million, an incremental of electric infrastructure cost and a similar incremental amount for the completion of additional gas infrastructure work.
Gains on sale of equipment, which are reflected as an offset to infrastructure expenses were $5.6 million in the current period and for $9 million in the prior year period.
Depreciation and amortization increased $6.1 million, primarily due to $4.3 million of incremental amounts associated with the electric infrastructure operations for the 12 months ended June 32021 century operations contributed $73.1 million of net income to <unk>.
Our consolidated results.
Turning to slide 12, we can see a $23 million of our 12% increase in earnings before interest taxes, depreciation and amortization or EBITDA between the 12 month periods Slide 62 in the appendix provides a reconciliation of GAAP base revenues to EBITDA also in the appendix.
Slide 52% 53 of our century operating results of formatted to show gross profit and a separate depiction of general and administrative expenses.
The next 3 slides provide an overview strategic rationale and the transaction update regarding centuries pending acquisition of rigs distler income.
An overview of the transaction as shown on slide 13 on June 29, we announced an agreement to acquire rigs destler for $855 million.
And implied EV EBITDA estimated EBITDA for 2022 multiple of 8.4 times, we expect it to be accretive to earnings in the force first full year of operations.
We have of fully committed financing package led by Wells Fargo that will utilize a 1.1 for 5 billion term loan B to fund the purchase price financing.
Fees and working capital amounts as well as refinancing the existing pre existing century U S debt.
We will also establish a new $400 billion secured revolving credit facility.
As a reminder of this transaction will not require any FW ex equity or debt issuance and century will continue to provide ongoing cash dividends to the parents.
Slide 14, the pick 6 major strategic rationale of points for the acquisition, let me touch on a few for.
For the past couple of years, we have been communicating with the investment and analyst communities, our desire to expand centuries Union electric platform rigs does for that.
SWM remains focused on having operations that derive revenue primarily from regulated utility cost of service customers rigs does of that.
Growth is a driving force of what we do of both segments of our overall business, we provide safe and reliable service to all of our customers and continue to seek to expand our respective customer bases and provide additional service to our existing customers rigs does that.
Slide 15 provides some of the major steps necessary to complete the acquisition at.
As shown on the HSR requisite rating period expired earlier this week completing 1 of the steps.
We continue to conduct appropriate basic integration planning with the management members of the brakes distler.
Rigs is a 100 plus year old company that has a skilled employee base and a seasoned management team that we want to retain and who we believe are excited to become a part of the century team.
We are working on necessary management agreements to ensure continued operational and financial success.
As I mentioned earlier, we are finalizing the specific financing terms for this acquisition.
As announced earlier today by Wells Fargo updated marketing materials of boots for provided to potential interested term loan b debt investors on Monday the.
These marketing materials will also be posted on the SW ex website.
We have also received assigned debt ratings from both Moody's and.
And S&P double B minus on the term loan b debt to be issued.
We will continue to update the investor and analyst community on our progress in this transaction consistent with our messaging when we announced the definitive agreement to acquire rigs distler of we will provide updated earnings guidance. Once we have completed the acquisition, which we currently expect to be near the end of August.
With that I'll now turn the call over to Justin Brown for an update on regulatory items.
Thanks, Greg.
As shown on slide 16, the final decision on our California General rate case settlement was approved earlier this year and an authorized the revenue increase of approximately $6.5 million included an ROE of 10% relative to an equity ratio of 52%.
Other key components include continuation of our annual attrition filings of 275% as well as approval of 2 different capital tracking programs for.
First our proposed risk informed decision, making programs, which will allow us to invest up to $119 million over the next 5 years and second we agreed to remove a large replacement project in North Lake Tahoe from our base rate request and move it to a surcharge. This amount will now be recovered annually through a surcharge as segments of the project are.
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Turning to slide 17, while it seemed like yesterday that we received approval to adjusted revenues by nearly $37 million in Arizona at $23 million in Nevada, we are well underway and getting prepared to make our next round of rate case filings in both states. We currently expect to file a rate case in Nevada by the end of this month and we're taught.
Getting a filing in Arizona before the end of the year.
Moving to slide 18 during the quarter, we filed our application with the ACC requesting to implement a surcharge to recover the unrecovered revenues from the coil and VSP programs in total of the applications request recovery of approximately $74 million and are comprised of the $14 million related to the coil program, which is for.
Posed to be recovered over 1 year and $60 million related to the VSP program, which is proposed to be recovered over a 3 year time period.
We are hopeful the receive a decision before the end of the year on both applications.
Turning to slide 19, our operations team continues to make progress in line with our expectations on phase 2 of our most recently approved $62 million expansion project in Spring Creek, Nevada, while we continue to work on hooking up customers in the first phase, where we saw 100% of the eligible customers request gas service.
Turning to slide 20, we are awaiting final approval of our proposed acquisition of the gas assets of Grant County utilities of member on cooperative located in the southeast portion of Arizona. The acquisition contemplate the $3.5 million transaction comprised of an approximate rate base of $2.5 million and an addition of 52.
On our customers to the southwest gas family, we remain hopeful that we will receive approval of the acquisition before the year end.
Lastly, moving to slide 21, and an ongoing effort to support customer on other stakeholder interest in pursuing greenhouse gas emissions reductions. We recently filed an application with the public utilities Commission of Nevada for posing a voluntary carbon offset program for our Nevada sales customers. This program will provide customers the opportunity to <unk>.
Carbon offsets to reduce the respective combustion related greenhouse gas emissions. The application also includes the proposal to establish a regulatory asset the track program related costs and revenues. The company anticipates. The decision in January of 'twenty, 2 and with that I'll turn it back to John.
Thanks, Justin.
Turning to slide 22, as I mentioned at the outset of the call customer growth continues to be robust throughout our service territory and the local economies recover to pre pandemic levels and people and businesses continue to find the desert southwest of desirable location in which the live and conduct commerce.
On slide 23, we provide detail on our geographically diversified and growing customer base of regulated utility services are overseen by 3 different the state regulatory commissions each of which has authorized decoupled rate designs. The dampen cost recovery of volatility for both of our customers and.
The company.
Turning to slide 24.
We provide some local color on the thriving Arizona economy, which continues to experience strong growth in jobs and new housing starts.
Moving to slide 25, we provide some detail on the significant economic rebound being experienced in our Nevada service territory, which is also seeing strong growth in jobs and housing starts.
On slide 26.
Just on Brown mentioned earlier on the call Legislatively supported service territory expansions on Nevada are an important part of our regulated operations growth, where we are dedicating $100 million to bring safe reliable and affordable natural gas service to new customers in both southern and.
Northern Nevada.
Turning to slide 27, we provide detail on our company's strong liquidity position, which includes a $400 million revolving credit facility of $250 million term loan and a $50 million commercial paper program as of the end of June we had $246 million of.
The availability of borrowing capacity and cash.
Moving to slide 28, we detail our capital expenditure program that supports the great opportunities we have to reinvest in our growing utility operations, we anticipate continuing to reinvest approximately $700 million per year to serve new customers and replace older vintage.
Which pipe to ensure we operate the safest and most reliable natural gas distribution system possible for our 2 million customers. We expect that approximately 50% of our capital expenditures will be sourced from internal cash flows with the balance coming through a combination of new debt and equity issuance.
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Turning to slide 29, we provide detail on the sources and uses of funds for the 3 year period ended December 2023, we will require to $4 billion to support our robust capital expenditure program and shareholder dividends as mentioned on the prior slide These uses will be fund.
But from a combination of cash flow from operations and new debt and equity issuances.
On slide 30, we provide some historical perspective on our utility operations investments as well as illustrate our prospective plan to invest approximately $700 million per year for 2021 for 2023.
On slide 31, we illustrate how our continued capital reinvestment in our growing utility operations translates into growing rate base, we expect rate base to grow from approximately $4.5 billion at the end of last year to $6.5 billion by the end of 2002.
25, representing a 7.5% compounded annual growth rate over the 5 year period.
Moving to slide 32.
So the significant growth of our dividend has experienced over the past 5 years earlier this year, our board of directors authorized an increase in our annual dividend to its current level of $2.38 per share.
Turning to slide 33, we underscore our commitment to helping our community partners achieve environmental goals with balanced energy solutions.
On slide 34, we detail the service offerings, we continue to expand upon to help achieve carbon reduction goals energy efficiency compressed natural gas for vehicles renewable natural gas hydrogen and the operation of a modernized distribution system that minimize leaks.
Moving to slide 35, we show some of the renewable gas projects, we have underway partnering with wastewater treatment plants fleet operators and dairy farms, we're helping deploy innovative new technologies to achieve of aggressive environmental goals.
Turning to slide 36, we're also very excited about the future of hydrogen for partnering with Arizona State University. The pilot of hydrogen blending program in Tempe, as well as of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas for of hydrogen program at our Southern Nevada Operation Center.
We're also working to establish hydrogen standards to help ensure a successful deployment of hydrogen blending throughout our distribution network.
On slide 37, we referenced our latest sustainability report, which provides further detail on our many sustainability initiatives, including our adoption of the FASB disclosure framework are complete sustainability report it can be accessed at the web address footnoted on the slide.
Moving to slide 38, we summarized the disciplined focus of our utility and infrastructure services businesses at southwest gas. We expect continued strong capital reinvestment in the rate base growth robust customer growth attention the cost controls and affordability for customers.
Innovative solutions to achieve carbon reduction goals constructive regulatory results continued growth on earnings and dividends and a focus of of sustainable energy future.
At century, we will continue pursuing exciting new gas and electric infrastructure opportunities focus on operations excellence manage our cost cross sell our growing service offerings to our combination utility customers increase our profitability and dividend growth focus out of sustained.
The future and continue to provide a cash source for southwest gas.
On slide 39, we reaffirm our previously issued earnings guidance for 2021, we anticipate earnings to range between $4 and $4.20, excluding.
Excluding impacts from our announced acquisition of rigs disorder, which is expected to close in the third quarter.
On slide 40, we provide detail on the assumptions underpinning our reaffirmed 2021 earnings guidance at our regulated utility operations operating margin is expected to increase by 6% to 8% operating income should increase by 3% to 5% pension costs should be flat coal the written.
Turns are estimated at $3 million to $5 million and as I indicated earlier capital expenditures for the year should totaled $700 million.
Meanwhile, at our infrastructure services business revenues are expected to grow by 1% to 4% over a record 2020 levels operating income is expected to be 5.3% to 5.8% of revenues interest expenses estimated at $7 million to $8 million net income XP.
Patients are net of Noncontrolling interest and recall the Canadian exchange rates can influence results due to our Canadian operations.
Finally.
On slide 41, we detail our longer term expectations at the holding company, we anticipate $600 million to $800 million of equity issuances over the 3 year period in the 2023 and the dividend payout ratio of 55% to 65% our NAV.
Gas operations should experience $3.5 billion of capital investment for the 5 year period end of 2025 with rate base growing 7.5% annually over the same period.
And our infrastructure services business expects annual revenue growth of 5% to 8% over the 3 year period ended 2023 operating income should approximate 5 in the quarter to 6 of the quarter of percent of revenues over the period ended 2023, and EBITDA is expected to be 10% to 11% of revenues.
Over the 3 years ended 2023.
I will now return the call for Ken.
Thanks, John that concludes our prepared presentation for those who have access to our slides. We have also provided an opinion with slides that includes other pertinent information about southwest gas holdings and its 2 business segments.
The slides can be reviewed and of your convenience our operator Crystal will now explain the process for asking questions.
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And your first question comes from the line of Richard.
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Okay.
Hi, Thanks for the client today.
Maybe starting with the <unk> acquisition.
Just curious if there are other milestones to watch along the path towards closing the deal and then just to be clear do you expect to update guidance alongside the will close or at the earnings the next.
Earnings after the close.
Yes, Richard this is this is Greg.
I think the slide that I talked to a little bit really shows the the.
Items that are opened for us everything is progressing as we had planned in the rigs distiller acquisition. We're just working on the details of the financing now and as we as I mentioned earlier, we expect that to be done by the end of the month and so that's kind of our expected close date for the transaction don't really see any items that will get in our way up.
Successful close as it relates to guidance.
We want to keep everybody informed we were very well aware of that when we announced this deal at the end of June there were some <unk>.
Questions about what we thought things like depreciation or amortization of intangibles would be and I indicated that we would wait until the transaction closed once that closes.
Give us a few weeks or whatever and I think we will find the way.
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To give some additional information out to the investment community, we don't intend to wait until November.
Do that.
Understood. That's very helpful. Maybe switching gears for the coil and the DFT proceeding.
If you have any line of sight towards year end without a procedural schedule of here, maybe just your overall confidence in the pace of that process.
Especially given the multiyear recovery, you're asking for alongside of the upcoming rate case filings.
Yes, Richard it's Justin.
Prior to the making the filing since we've made the filing and we continue to do so we've been in constant communication with the utility staff working with them providing them information on answering data requests and so I think you just based on that.
Exchange is where we feel like parties are all working to try to get something done before the end of the year.
Got it that's helpful context, Thank you for the time today.
Thank you.
The next question comes from the line of Chris Allen with Siebert Williams.
Hey, guys how are you.
Hey, Chris.
And you give us a little bit more color in terms of the century.
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Large customers with some changes in there.
The Rep can you give us a little more color about that.
Sure Chris This is Greg.
It has been our historical practice, we try not to call out specific customers.
By name.
These were a couple of our kind of a bigger top 10 customers that just had a really of change in the timing of the type of work that they had.
And we thought it was important enough to let everybody know because it did have an impact on the.
On the cost relative to revenue changes between quarters.
Overall these customers will be our customers for a long time, they happen of customers of ours for a long time, but we just thought it was important given the anomaly.
The anomaly between revenues and expense for the quarter to just call. It out nothing of major import just a relatively brief timing issue.
Okay.
The the acquisition costs for rigs Distler should we expect.
A similar kind of level for the third quarter on close Theres some theres some closing.
Sort of true up costs, there that might might even make that bigger in the third quarter.
Yes, Chris This is Gregg again, certainly the closer we get in the the more of the Finalization of all of the diligence and clearly a lot of legal fees. The number will go up and in Q3 as we close. This there will of course, then be some of the the actual deal cost that will come through.
So yes, we expect debt number 2 to ramp up in Q3, I don't have a number for you, but we do expect it to be higher than the approximate say 6 to 800000 that we incurred in Q2.
John.
John.
Sure.
Are you seeing even some acceleration in customer growth are you seeing that momentum carry forward and.
Is there anything specific of where that's coming from or is that really just housing starts.
Chris I think it's the it's definitely something that we see continuing the the housing market out here is very strong.
As you know Chris the the economies are very strong we've got a number of large.
Industrial projects in Arizona, the resort corridor is doing well.
Having a number of events actually sign on the simultaneous days of Allegiant Stadium T mobile in the Park theater, So I think the.
The housing market is quite strong, but the overall level of commerce is quite strong as well so it's a multifaceted growth.
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Justin you were talking about your filings I'm sure you've been watching the Aps.
Rate case proceeding.
Does the.
Does the outcome.
For Aps to give you any concern for a.
With the mood of the commission is R. B.
How long you think rate cases might take for you.
Hey, Chris.
It's something historically, we always monitor the different proceedings, but I think each of the proceedings kind of stand on their own merits as well to a certain degree. So obviously they have a <unk>. It's not a final commission decision. So we will continue.
To watch and monitor that and learn from anything that we can pick up from it but at the same time I think as we've talked before about our own proceedings in our own outcomes I think to a certain level of each of the utility is kind of stand on their own and on their own marathon on their applications and filings on how Theyre proceedings go.
Okay.
Can you can you also talk about with the surging Covid has vegas seem a little bit of of turned down in visitors in recent weeks.
Chris we really have not.
As you suggest.
In Las Vegas, we have seen the the positivity rate go up higher than what the CDC.
To see but I can tell you that just this past Sunday.
I was watching on TV the <unk>.
The comp of the U S against Mexico, and they had over 60000 people.
In the Allegiant stadium so the the.
Las Vegas, the visitation is continues to be very strong.
We have re implemented the mask policy for indoors.
That said I can tell you what I watched debt that soccer game at Allegiant Stadium. It didn't seem like there was the high level of compliance with that policy, but.
People still seem to be very interested in coming here.
And we have the advantage of competitive Air force, but also what the what the southern California market you can jump just jump on your car and drive here. So no I haven't seen any indication that the higher rates of Covid of resulted in any anecdotal downturn in the Las Vegas economy.
Okay, Great I appreciate the details guys have a great weekend.
Thank you for it.
Sure.
I am showing no further questions at this time I would now like to turn the conference back to Ken Kenny.
Thank you Crystal and thank you all for your time today. This concludes our conference call and we appreciate your participation and interest in southwest gas holdings.
Ladies and gentlemen. This concludes today's conference. Thank you for your partner.
As for patients and have a wonderful day you may all disconnect.
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