Q3 2021 Paycom Software Inc Earnings Call
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Thank you and welcome to pay Com's third quarter 2021 earnings conference call certain statements made on this call that are not historical facts, including those related to our future plans objectives unexpected performance are forward looking statements within the meaning of the private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These forward looking statements represent our.
Outlook only as of the date of this conference call. While we believe any forward looking statements made on this call are reasonable actual results may differ materially because the statements are based on our current expectations and subject to risks and uncertainties. These risks and uncertainties are discussed in our filings with the SEC, including our most recent annual report on Form 10-K, and our most recent.
The report on Form 10-Q, you should refer to and consider these factors when relying on such forward looking information.
Any forward looking statement made speaks only as of the date on which it is made and we do not undertake and expressly disclaim any obligation to update or alter our forward looking statements, whether as a result of new information future events or otherwise, except as required by applicable law.
Also during today's call, we will refer to certain non-GAAP financial measures, including adjusted EBITDA non-GAAP net income adjusted gross profit adjusted gross margin and certain adjusted expenses. We use these non-GAAP financial measures to review and assess our performance and for planning purposes.
Reconciliation schedule showing GAAP versus non-GAAP results is included in the press release that we issued after the close of the market today and is available on our website at investors <unk> Com Dot com.
I will now turn the call over to Chad Richison, <unk>, President and Chief Executive Officer, Chad. Thanks, James and thank you to everyone. Joining our call today I will spend a few minutes on the highlights of our third quarter 2021 results and our progress on key initiatives following that Greg will review, our financials and our guidance and then we will take questions.
We delivered very strong third quarter 2021 results with revenue of 256 million representing robust year over year revenue growth of 34%, which was above the top end of our guidance range. We continue to see strong demand for our products across our target market and we are having great success.
<unk> new clients, we have reinvested and will continue to reinvest revenue upside into the business, while still delivering attractive adjusted EBITDA margins with these strong results. We are once again, raising our full year guidance, which Craig will discuss in more detail.
Our innovative solutions continue to gain popularity and we are being recognized by industry organizations for their impact on the human capital management industry and <unk>.
September pay Com was once again awarded the 2021 top HR product honor at the HR Technology conference for our newest innovation Betty This marks the third consecutive year for pay come to receive such honors which included the direct data exchange in 2019 manager on the go in 2020.
And now Betty in 2021, it is precisely the combination of these three industry first coupled with our comprehensive single database that is transforming the human capital management industry, and turning employee usage and easy to use solutions and the key buying criteria for clients that he has.
Self service payroll technology that allows employees to do their own payroll and we are having great success in the market as a reminder, with Betty employee submit their own time work they make their own benefit selections scheduled deductions managed tech statuses remit expenses request time off and do all the things that an employee does.
To calculate a check that he does the rest and works with the employee to ensure a perfect payroll for them prior to the payroll employees doing their own payroll is the only way payrolls should be done I'm very pleased with the market response to Betty and I continue to expect all clients to eventually deploy Betty.
Our advertising and marketing efforts continued to deliver strong demo leads that are fueling our revenue growth and we will intend to continue to spend aggressively in the coming quarters to further expand our market share in the large and expanding HCM Tam.
Our advertising strategy is working and we are deliberately reinvesting revenue upside into advertising marketing and product innovation, you've heard me say consistently that we're willing to trade a point of margin for a point of growth, but we are unwilling to trade a point of margin for a point of nothing and that philosophy has served us well over the year.
Ears, and you can see it in our results on the sales front, we are seeing success with both smaller and larger companies I'm, particularly pleased with the traction we're having in our recently expanded target market range of companies with up to 10000 employees, where our messaging around ease of use.
And the employee self service is resonating.
Finally, it's great to see all the pay come basis back in the office, even if behind masks. We have successfully transitioned nearly all employees back to our offices around the country and it is great to see we are getting our office culture back while we accomplished extraordinary things working remotely I believe we're even better together many of our new.
Hires are experiencing for the first time, the daily Buzz and enthusiasm that makes pay com a unique place to work while our sales teams are still selling virtually we are already seeing the benefits of everyone being safely back in the office sharing best practices and collaborating more closely in summary, Q3 was a very strong <unk>.
Order driven by record new client revenue the.
The investments we've made throughout 2020 and to date in 2021 have made pay come more differentiated than ever and we are seeing the benefits across the sales service and product organizations. As a reminder, we have approximately 5% market share of a growing Tam and a long runway ahead of us I want to thank all of our hard working and dedicated.
Employees for their grit and commitment to success with that I'll turn the call over to Craig for a review of our financials and guidance Greg.
Before I review, our third quarter 2021 results and our outlook for the fourth quarter and full year 2021, I would like to remind everyone that my comments related to certain financial measures will be on a non-GAAP basis.
We are very pleased with our third quarter results with total revenues of $256 2 million representing growth of 34% over the comparable prior year period, driven primarily by strong new client revenue growth within total revenues recurring revenue was $251 3 million for the third quarter of 2021.
Representing 98% of total revenues for the quarter and growing 34% from the comparable prior year period.
Total adjusted gross profit for the third quarter was $214 8 million, representing an adjusted gross margin of 83, 8% third quarter margins were impacted by both our return to office and our aggressive hiring of the individual's needed to service, our current and future growth for 2021 we expect to deliver a very.
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Adjusted total administrative expenses were $142 5 million for the third quarter as compared to $113 3 million in the third quarter of 2020 <unk>.
Adjusted sales and marketing expense for the third quarter of 2021 was $66 3 million or 25, 9% of revenues our marketing strategy continues to generate strong demo leads and we plan to continue to invest in advertising given the strong return on our investment we are seeing.
As Chad suggested growth remains a top priority and advertising is a productive lever that we have continued to deploy to drive revenue growth adjust.
Adjusted R&D expense was $29 3 million in the third quarter of 2021 were 11, 4% of total revenues adjusted total R&D costs, including the capitalized portion of $40 7 million in the third quarter of 2021 compared to $29 8 million in the prior year period.
Even in this tight labor market, we are having good success, attracting and retaining talent adjusted EBITDA was $89 7 million in the third quarter of 2021 or 35% of total revenues compared to $67 5 million in the third quarter of 2020 or 34, 3% of total revenues our GAAP.
Net income for the third quarter was $30 4 million or <unk> 52 cents per diluted share versus $27 5 million or <unk> 47 cents per diluted share in the prior year period based on approximately 58 million shares in both periods non-GAAP net income for the third quarter of 2021 was $53 6 million or <unk>.
92 cents per diluted share versus 46 million or 70 cents per diluted share in the prior year period we.
We expect noncash stock based compensation for the fourth quarter of 2021 to be approximately $22 million to $24 million for the full year, we anticipate noncash stock based compensation will be approximately 98 to 100 million for 2020. One we anticipate our full year effective income tax rate to be 23.
<unk> to 25% on a GAAP basis on a non-GAAP basis, we anticipate our full year effective income tax rate to be 25% to 27%.
Turning to the balance sheet, we ended the third quarter of 2021 with cash and cash equivalents of $230 9 million and total debt of $29 6 million cash.
Cash from operations was $83 2 million for the third quarter, reflecting our strong revenue performance and the profitability of our business model. The average daily balance of funds held on behalf of clients was approximately $1 6 billion in the third quarter of 2021 during the third quarter 2021, we repurchased approximately 61.
1000 shares for a total of roughly $29 million through September 30th of 2021 pay com has repurchased nearly $4 3 million shares since 2016 for a total of approximately $484 million and we currently have roughly 271 million remaining in our buyback program.
Shifting to guidance, we are pleased to provide strong fourth quarter guidance that reflects the robust performance year to date and we are raising our full year 2021 outlook as a result.
Our Q4 and full year guidance are as follows for.
For the fourth quarter of 2021, we expect total revenues in the range of $274 five to $276 5 million, representing a growth rate over the comparable prior year period of approximately 25% at the midpoint of the range. We expect adjusted EBITDA for the fourth quarter in the range of 103.
To $105 million, representing an adjusted EBITDA margin of approximately 37, 7% at the midpoint of the range.
For fiscal 2021 we are raising our expected revenue range to $1 $45 million to $1 billion and $47 million up from $1.036 billion to $1 $38 million or approximately 24% year over year growth at the midpoint of the range. We expect full year adjusted EBITDA in the range of <unk>.
$413 million to $415 million, representing an adjusted EBITDA margin of approximately 39, 6% at the midpoint of the range to conclude we are very pleased with the performance in the quarter and how the full year has been shaping up product differentiation outstanding customer service and our use of effective.
Advertising and sales levers are all contributing to our strong results and we have a long runway ahead of us to continue to deliver rapid growth for years to come.
With that we will open the line for questions operator.
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Your first question comes from the line of Ryan Lynch Chow of Barclays. Your line is open.
Hey, Thank you and congrats again for another quarter as the fastest growing he draw a company that I cover.
D. I had two quick questions first Chad can you talk a little bit about you talked about the customer a new customer momentum can you talk a little bit about the lending kind of size and the module uptake did you see from this new customers is there any change.
In terms of like what people are buying you know, how better et cetera impacting how big your lending for them and then I had one follow up question.
Yes, definitely well Betty for instance, Betty is included on all accounts since July that we've sold and so that doesn't mean that we've converted all of them that we've sold since July but that is included.
In that meaning that it's sold as part of the package that we sell with that <unk>.
<unk> in that there are products that are to be honest with you are somewhat our most popular products anyway.
But I do believe Betty is making an impact on our ability to sell.
Sell more products at the point of at the initial point of sale.
Yeah, Okay, perfect and then.
If you think back to the pandemic that you kind of did really well in new customers, but existing customers had lower employee count, which obviously then hurts.
Since now in September like a lot of the benefits kind of fell away like what are you seeing in terms of rehiring at the existing customer level and that could that could that be in number of driver for you as you think about like.
Next year as well in terms of the revenue trajectory. Thank you.
Yeah, I'm going to take this as Youre talking about the clients that we had at the time of the pandemic and then a negative impact on them, which we've quantified in.
In the past of that one eight to 2 million, we've talked about a couple of different quarters of seeing improvement in that.
Specifically this last quarter of the second quarter. We did talk about we did see a little bit of improvement to the extent we did it was around.
Around $100000 of week that trend has continued into the third quarter, where I would say it was a very similar to what it was in the second quarter as to that improvement of about a one to $1 5 million positive impact on the quarter from our pre pandemic client base.
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Becoming a little bit more healthy.
Well then congratulations again front. Thank you.
Yes.
Next question comes from the line of Samad Samana of Jefferies. Your line is open.
Hi, good evening, Thanks for taking my questions. Congrats on the strong sustained growth for me as well maybe first.
At least seemed like that you guys laid out a clear flag that youre investing for growth and you won't even Boston profitably.
I'm curious as you think about the investments you've made today is there any change in the mix between those as you think about maybe you know you mentioned the reopening will there be any shifting dollars going to either advertising versus back into sales head count versus other modalities like user conferences, just how should we think about that investment framework mixing.
In terms of dollars as the world Reopens.
Sure well well definitely we're definitely focused on the marketing and advertising and I'm sure you guys have seen our assets out there working we continue to drive that you know we've also returned to the office each of our offices as well as here in Oklahoma City I was actually a week.
Week, and a half ago with all of our sales leaders.
In in Aspen as we've done our really our first.
Big meeting with one another since the pandemic something else that we're doing we're having a lot of success hiring.
We have to hire service individuals and train them up ahead of the revenue that we are bringing in and so we've had a lot of success hiring service individuals'.
With the anticipation.
That are our growth continues as it has and we will need them to service.
These accounts and so those are those are the large areas. Obviously marketing is more of a lever type area and you know we spin that deliberately throughout the quarter to make sure that we're not leaving.
Leaving a powder in the keg that we could turn into a cell.
<unk> future cells, yes, some of it I would also echo that I mean, we're also having success on the <unk>.
R&D side I mean, we are able.
To hire and bring those individuals in as well.
Great and then maybe just a question on bookings linearity in the quarter.
You can just help us understand the.
Overall strength of bookings in the third quarter.
How it trended throughout the quarter, just given you know.
We've heard varying used in software more broadly around around trends evolving over the course of the quarter.
Yes, I mean, our bookings in the quarter remained strong throughout third quarter. In fact, the October. We just finished was our largest booking month ever I know I say that quite often but you know we would expect a we would expect to have strong quarters in subsequent quarters and months for bookings, but our bookings remained strong.
<unk> deals are booked and then they turn into revenue over time, whether that's a 13 weeks or 17 weeks is our focus for those but yeah. We had a lot of strong bookings coming in third quarter and as I mentioned October was our largest booking month, we've ever had at our company.
Great. Thanks, again for taking my questions.
Thank you.
Next question comes from the line of Brad Reback Stifel. Your line is open.
Great. Thanks, very much Chad as you sort of look back over the last 18 months and the efficiencies that <unk> been able to achieve across the organization, where it would be one or two places where are you.
Generated the most and where do you think it's most sustainable going forward.
I mean, that's a good question I think that we've gained a lot of efficiencies through our the own our own technology that we've developed to use internally some of that is based off of.
Internal communication, which had to strengthen.
In order to survive the work from home and the impacts of the virtual environment as we move to it.
I believe we're still gaining efficiencies through the sales model.
As a predominantly most all of our sales are still done virtually.
Which does allow for a better training on our side and allows our managers specifically to be able to set on more calls.
I'm sure, there's others, but I would call out that those two for sure.
That's great thanks very much.
Thank you.
Next question comes from the line of Mark Marcon of Baird. Your line is open.
Hey, good afternoon, Chad and Craig.
Really strong sequential growth.
In this quarter and obviously called out the bookings I was wondering could you help.
Put a little bit more color behind.
Are you seeing the bookings strength is it newer markets for you relative to older markets smaller clients versus larger clients. Obviously, the marketing is is having a positive impact, but wondering if youre seeing any patterns through discernible.
Not really I would say it's more of the same for US. There's just more of it now I would remind everyone that we did.
Increase our inside sales group in the past I had talked about that how we've grown that over the years. We now have 10 teams there that that we have of course, they are bringing in smaller deals with a little bit lower.
Lower revenue associated with it but I wouldn't really be able to call out that the mix is different than what we've had in the past.
It's the same type of mix, we continue to.
Go more up market, but we always have and so but the mix is very similar.
Great and can you give a little bit more color with regards to the impact of Betty and and then lastly.
A little bit more color with regards to the impact of bringing people into the office in terms of the gross margin for this quarter and how we should think about gross margins going forward.
Yeah, I would say the gross margin I mean, it definitely was impacted some by their return to work you definitely have some of that but I would also say that we've had a lot of success hiring our service individuals as we get ready to get trained up.
For the revenue that we're bringing in and so there has been there's been quite a bit of it there as well from a Betty perspective, we started selling it to the group to the masses in July.
And since said Joel I think in July I said that we had sold a thousand somewhere in conversion some of it already started as of today. We have sold nearly 4000 again some have already started in <unk> and some are in and some are in conversion. So that that product continues to be successful for us as it changes the way that employees.
Do their payroll and really puts the control into their hands.
That's great. Thank you. Thank you.
Next question comes from the line of Ryan Macdonald of Needham.
Your line is open.
Hi, everyone. This is Michael Rackers answer Ryan Thanks for taking my question and congrats on the quarter.
At HR Tech and some other.
Industry work, we've done this year when you've heard.
About a lot of new customer interest and vendor functionality and things like daily pay and talent intelligence, but.
But it seems to be more targeted to the customer segment that you are starting to target more of moving up market.
How do you think about product expansion in the larger customer segment.
That may or may not have had some different module requirements.
I mean, where we are in the large you know for us the larger clients are the are the 10000 employee companies I believe our largest clients around 20000.
<unk> thousand ish.
Employees and so we believe we provide a very strong product for that I've kind of said in the past that there may be such thing as a as an enterprise level business, but I do not believe there is such thing as an enterprise level employee Youre an employee you can be working with a 300 company today in a company that might have.
50000 employees Tomorrow, but you are the same person and you expect the same type of functionality and Thats really what we are providing is the appropriate tools for the employee base. I mean, you can hand me a shovel and asked me to dig a four mile trench and I may or may not be able to do it but that's not the correct tool to do that and so.
One thing we've been able to do is bring the correct tools to the employee base.
Regardless of size and a lot of the things you will find is that the things that an employee has to do are pretty much. The same whether that employee is working at a company that has 300 employees or 5000 employees all rules apply.
As you get into the larger companies you do sometimes have to deal more with.
International type of tax situations in other.
But for the most part we feel really good about the value that our products able to deliver to those large market employees as well.
Great. Thank you so much.
Thank you.
Next question comes from the line of Cte d'ivoire.
<unk> of Mizuho Your line is open.
Hey, guys. This is actually Matt Diamond on behalf of city. Congrats again on the results here one thing I'm trying to figure out is the potential for sales office reopening shut it sounds like everybody's enthusiastic to be back in the office, but it's undeniable the benefits that came from virtual selling over the last 18 months Tao.
Should we think about sales office openings in 2022.
We actually did I didnt call it out in and.
In prepared remarks, but we actually did open up an office in this past quarter, we opened up a second Manhattan office, there in New York City.
As far as from cells I think it's important to state that we are back in the office, but we are selling virtually from our office and so the change. There is we were selling virtually from our homes now we are back in the office selling virtually from the office and so.
We have the collaboration and it just makes more sense for us to be there.
Helpful and with better yet it sounds like Theres, a lot of positive momentum happening in that module.
Could you help us understand what percentage of it.
<unk> client base today is prepared to upgrade to Betty or be sold better yet I know that there's some pre requirements that go into that module, but any any color there would be helpful.
Well prepared from a products prepared mentally I'm, hoping all of them are but prepared from a product standpoint.
There would be some products that we would upsell to some of our clients that are that would enable.
All of them to get the full value and actually be able to use.
Betty I haven't disclosed exactly what that is because that's a moving target as we continue to have success selling Betty both into the current client base as well as to all new clients that are brought on.
Understood. Thanks, so much.
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Next question comes from the line of Bryan Bergin.
Colin Your line is open.
Hey, guys. Good afternoon. Thank you I have a follow up on better here. So just curious how the efforts are progressing on selling it back into that existing base.
Of those 4000 or so sold clients can you give us a sense on how many of those were in the existing base versus new.
Well, we're not splitting that out separately, but I wouldn't you could expect there'd be a healthy mix of both.
With 4000, so you'd have a heck of a healthy mix of both for current clients. It's one of those things where they are having success with our current product in the current environment and we are going up to them asking them to change their internal processes again to start to.
To start the process at the beginning versus at the end.
A lot of success with that and as we get more and more proof sources of current clients that have shifted over to it and their employees are having great success. We are receiving both more client referrals as well as more prospects prospect referrals, which is driving more results for us.
Okay.
And then just on the talent and the hiring front.
Any challenges at all in acquiring needed talent across the organization, whether that's in sales or services.
Well, there's no doubt, it's a tighter it's a tighter market and it really does depend on at what level.
We're talking about bringing people in and then also what departments.
<unk> levels were actually receiving upgrades in talent due to the fact that I think our brands much stronger than it's been in the past and we are destination location for employment and some areas just like everyone else. It's a tight labor market, we're all fighting for.
<unk> talent, so it's really somewhat a department dependent as well as at what level of employee versus is it a new frontline type position or is this a management level position, but it's tied everywhere, but we are having a lot of success continuing to bring people in.
Okay. Thank you.
Beth.
Next question comes from the line of Alex Zukin of schools Research. Your line is open.
Hey, This is Allen on for Alex Zukin seems like Theres a bit of an inflection in the demand environment in the March and April timeframe. How are you thinking about the conflating trends around both reopening along with a shortage of talent.
Are these opposing forces.
Or are they coming together to drive demand.
I will tell you from where we're at right now and I've kind of said this a little bit or consistently I would say is we needed stability in the market in order for us to no referred to enable our growth so that our growth could actually be reflected as we brought our businesses and we needed some stability, we've had that as far as it.
Being a tight.
Labor market.
I do think there is some impact obviously in the larger we get the larger the impact.
On our on our ability to have what I'm going to call same store, our current client growth and see that we've never been a company that's been dependent upon that nor have we really are.
Looked at that as any type of driver for us and probably still today wouldn't even have thought of it as a question except for we did go through the pandemic and lost a significant amount.
Through our client base, but from our from a macro standpoint of what we see amongst our client base.
We see stability in our growth is coming from our ability to add new clients onto our platform.
Next question comes from the line of Robert Simmons of D. A Davidson.
Your line is open.
Great. Thank you. So I was wondering what are you seeing out there in the market from the competition is there anything unusual going on in terms of pricing.
Or anything that you'd call out.
Okay. So it was hard for me here I heard I heard the what is going on is anything going on new with the competition I can't say I would say, we've always been an extremely competitive market I think that's good for clients the more competitive and industry is the more innovation you see is the harder we're all trying I can't.
Say that ive seen anything new.
In the market from our clients be it from different types of technologies and or techniques that are used we you know we've always our clients have always sold.
Against us with different pricing discounting and different people accentuate their positive seats to positive way accentuate is the fact that we drive significant return on investment for those and a low cost of total ownership for those businesses that choose a pay com and that's all experience through.
Employee usage and an easy to use product.
Okay, Great and then are you seeing any kind of change in demand environment in terms of like which modules are particularly.
It can be taken up by clients in terms of like.
You know what change or what people really want to focus on or is that really not an attacker and it's a pretty similar yes sure I will tell you one thing that we are seeing.
I've said this in the past, we've always been really good at selling product.
Sometimes not as good at getting clients to use the products that we sold.
What I would say, it's happening now and it's really been happening you know we came out with the Dx we came out with manager on the go we kept the data moving we gave people visibility and we came out with Betty and gave them. Another reason to go ahead and fully automate we've continued to do that and we've continued to see great success around usage, which.
Is really driving everything for us right now.
Great. Thank you.
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And your last question comes from the line of Bobbin Shah of Deutsche Bank Your.
Your line is open.
Great. Thanks for taking my question and congrats on the quarter Chad I was wondering if you could just dive into the upmarket motion a bit how is the pipeline here evolved since you formally opened up this opportunity and any sense of how the initial sales cycles that are win rates compare to the rest of your business I know, it's kind of early days still.
Yeah, I would say really no big changes on that you know we expanded the market because we were already having success in it and already had a very strong pipeline as we continued to move up market I would just say it's more of the same on that and really wouldn't be able to call out.
Many differences than what we've had in the past we've just formalized our target market up to 10000 employees now as we had been having success in that.
5000 to 10000 range throughout this year.
Got it and then on Betty I know youre not breaking out the split between the 4000 of new and existing but maybe of those existing any sense of how many of them have come back to the table to adopt additional modules to kind of fully utilize the benefits of employee payroll.
Yeah, I would say every client that's deployed Betty would have to have the full solution set.
Betty requires to be able to even implement.
So that would have happened upfront again I do want to state that most all of the products required or necessary to work Betty are our most popular products and we're always pretty we've always been pretty good at selling the value to both the client and the employee.
I'm, taking that product and using it so.
Betty itself.
It's incremental to our overall revenue and or improve.
It will prove very positive, but really where it's making the impact it's driving an incredible amount of value for the client I mean, it's a very.
Nominal spend for them to add it but the value multiple that they are receiving just by adding Betty really makes all the other products that we've already provided to them much more valuable with the stronger return and it's very measurable for both them and the employee one thing we are starting to receive a lot more of right now our employee referrals.
Who have used better even at one company. They go to another company and we're continuing to have.
Strong referrals from our rank and file employees that have used our technology and now are at a different location or business.
That's great to hear congrats again.
Thank you.
There are no further questions at this time I would now like to turn the call back to Mr. Chad Richison. Please go ahead Sir.
Right I want to thank everyone for joining us today on the call and a special thanks to our employees for helping to deliver another very strong quarter I'd like to reiterate that I believe getting vaccinated saves lives. So I hope that everyone, who hasnt been vaccinated is able to get it. So we can in this pandemic on the investor outreach front. This.
Quarter, we'll be participating in several virtual investor conferences, including the Stifel growth growth conference on November 11th the Needham SaaS one on one conference on November 18th and the Barclays Global TMT Conference on December one we look forward to speaking with many of you very soon and appreciate your <unk>.
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This concludes today's conference call. Thank you for participating you may now disconnect.
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