Q4 2021 MKS Instruments Inc Earnings Call
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Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for standing by and worked with the MKS instruments fourth quarter and full year 2021 earnings call. At this time all participants are in a listen only mode. After the speaker's presentation there'll be a question and answer session to ask a question. During the session you to press star one on your telephone if you require any further assistance. Please press star Zero I would now like to turn the call over to your host David.
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Good morning, everyone I am David <unk>, Vice President of Investor Relations and I'm joined this morning by John Lee, President and Chief Executive Officer, and Seth Bagshaw, Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer.
Yesterday after market close we released our financial results for the fourth quarter and full year 2021.
Which are posted to our website MKS and <unk> dot.
As a reminder, various remarks about future expectations plans and prospects for MKS comprise forward looking statements.
Actual results may differ materially as a result of various important factors, including those discussed in yesterday's press release and in the most recent annual report on Form 10-K , and any subsequent quarterly reports on Form 10-Q for the company.
These statements represent the company's expectations only as of today and should not be relied upon as representing the company's estimates or views as of any date subsequent to today and the company disclaims any obligation to update these statements.
During the call we will be discussing various financial measures.
All forward looking financial measures exclude any contribution from <unk> limited the acquisition of which we expect to close by the end of the first quarter of 2022.
Also unless otherwise noted all income statement related financial measures will be non-GAAP other than revenue.
Please refer to our press release for information regarding our use of non-GAAP financial results, including reconciliations to our GAAP financial measures now I will turn the call over to John .
Thanks, David Good morning, everyone and thank you for joining us today before I discuss our quarterly results and current market trends.
I could take a moment to reflect on the past year.
2021 presented in tests with a number of unexpected challenges and unique circumstances.
Also a significant opportunities for growth and we see them.
Against this backdrop I'm extremely proud of what our employees accomplished this past year as we Mark our 60 <unk> anniversary.
Our strong fourth quarter capped a year in which we delivered record performance in both semiconductor and advanced markets, despite unprecedented supply chain constraints and continuous COVID-19 disruptions.
We overcame these challenges by executing with laser focus on meeting our customers' needs, while ensuring the safety and wellbeing of our employees, which remains our highest priority.
Our focus on meeting our customers' needs did not impact our strategy for the long term.
We invested in a number of areas to drive organic growth, while executing on strategic M&A opportunities.
Our acquisition of photon control, which we closed in July brought us critical temperature sensing, which.
Which is it seems fit within our surround the chamber portfolio.
And we expect our pending acquisition of auto Tech will add valuable chemistry expertise enhanced the breadth of our innovation capabilities and accelerate our customers' roadmaps in this era of miniaturization and complexity.
We also made important strides in strengthening and cast by prioritizing our corporate social responsibility efforts.
We issued our inaugural CSR report, which we articulated our strong commitment to diversity equity and inclusion as well as environmental management employee development and governance.
All of these achievements combined with attractive industry tailwind positions MKS for an exciting 2022.
Now, let me discuss our fourth quarter results in more detail.
We delivered revenue of $764 million.
Net earnings per diluted share of $3 <unk>, both above the midpoint of our guidance range.
Sales of our semi custom market further strengthened in the fourth quarter growing 1% sequentially and 26% year over year.
Our results were strong across the board from our well established vacuum subsystems portfolio to our emerging photonics business.
Without broad an unmatched portfolio, which we estimate search greater than 85% of W. E T.
And every critical semiconductor manufacturing process in the world today, including deposition etch, what clean lithography metrology and inspection.
Our performance this past quarter and year was a clear reflection of that.
Demand across our vacuum portfolio was robust led by another strong quarter in RF power solutions.
We continue to extend our market leadership in RF power for dielectric etch, particularly for <unk> NAND.
We believe we took additional market share in RF power generators in 2021 on top of our gains in 2020.
This puts us.
Outstanding position looking ahead, we anticipate industry investments into vertical scaling will be a driver for years to come.
We are also executing on our strategy to gain share in RF power for conductor etch.
As a reminder, this is a meaningful untapped opportunity for us and we believe we can harness the technical expertise and know how that define our leadership in dielectric etch and extend that into a growing share position in conductor etch.
In the past we've talked about how important it is to secure design wins for the future growth.
And we are now beginning to see revenue from these design wins in conductor etch.
While we are still at an early stage the incremental progress, we're making is tangible.
And it is corroborated by multiple Oems ramping with MKS RF power generators for conductor etch.
We also delivered record quarterly revenue and a number of other categories, such as our market, leading pressure measurement and plasma and reactive gas solutions.
We continue to see healthy demand for our dissolved ozone and dissolved ammonia solutions used in wet cleaning applications with particular interest from our foundry customers.
We delivered another quarter of significant sequential and year over year growth in photonics solutions for semiconductor applications, driven by lithography metrology and inspection customers as well as critical temperature sensing for etch and customers.
As we look ahead to the first quarter of 2022, we expect revenue in our cemetery market to be consistent to slightly down with fourth quarter levels.
Demand trends remain strong, but supply chain constraints will continue to be a factor near term.
Shifting to our advanced markets.
<unk> exceeded our expectations growing 6% sequentially in the fourth quarter and 1% year over year.
We were pleased to see a recovery in revenue from industrial applications, and we also delivered healthy sequential growth and advanced electronics applications.
Demand for our flexible PCB via drilling solutions was consistent with our expectations as we look into the first quarter, we have less visibility than usual into the flex drilling market due to the uncertainty associated with supply chain constraints.
As visibility improves we are well positioned to quickly respond to our customers' needs.
We continue to focus on our high density interconnect via drilling opportunity leveraging the successes, we have already made in high volume manufacturing.
We received a follow on multi unit order for our Geo HDI solution for one of our key customers.
Previously qualified us has an operating multiple tools over the past year in high volume production.
We also received a follow on design win from another customer setting the stage for additional orders in the future as this customer expanded deployment of our geo tool to more applications and facilities.
Moving to the first quarter of 2022, we expect revenue from our advanced markets to be consistent to slightly down with fourth quarter levels.
Before I hand, the call over to Seth I wanted to note that we continue to expect to close our pending acquisition of <unk> in the first quarter.
Upon closing <unk> will occupy a unique position as a foundational provider of technology solutions across semiconductors advanced electronics, and an array of attractive specialty industrial applications.
The majority of applications in these markets are targeted at addressing the long term trends are miniatures Asian, and complexity and enabling advanced electronics.
Our integration planning activities are on track to ensure that we are fully ready to hit the ground running once we close.
In the meantime, as we continue to interact with the World class employees at Alphatec.
Even more excited about the opportunities that lie ahead for <unk> electronics, and general metal, finishing businesses and we look forward to welcoming the alphatec team to the NK Stanley.
And now I'd like to turn the call over to Seth.
Thank you John MKS capped another record year of revenue and profitability. Despite the well known global challenges John discussed earlier.
These results of both a reflection of the strong secular <unk> across our semiconductor and advanced markets as well as the result of hard work talent and dedication of our global employees.
Well, it's Asia performance in 2021 is exceptional we're excited to build upon our strong foundation with our pending acquisition of the AD Tech.
To accelerate our strategy of delivering an even more comprehensive set of technology solutions.
Eric Neutralization and complexity.
I will discuss our fourth quarter and full year results and provide additional detail on guidance for the first quarter of 2022.
So it was a fourth quarter sales were a record $764 million up 16% year over year and up 3% sequentially.
Fourth quarter sales to semiconductor market set another record at $495 million up 26% year over year and up 1% sequentially.
<unk> broad based demand across our portfolio and a strong execution of our world class operations team.
In the past earnings calls, we discussed our breath and unique exposure to all major semiconductor manufacturing processes in our fourth quarter results reflected that diversity.
Not only did sales of our vacuum subsystems, the semiconductor customers growing 19% year over year.
With sales of our photonic solutions portfolio portfolio grew organically more than 50% year over year and grew 90% year over year with our photonic controls acquisition.
We continue to execute on our strategy to gain share with key lithography metrology inspection customers.
Our photonics sales to semiconductor market exit 2021 at well over a 300 million annual run rate.
We continue to progress an additional design win opportunities.
Fourth quarter sales to advanced markets were up twins were $269 million up 1% year over year.
And up 6% sequentially.
We saw recovering revenue from industrial applications and delivered strong sequential growth in sales to advanced electronics applications, such as PCB cutting and IC substrate drilling.
More than offset seasonally muted flexible PCB via drilling system systems demand.
As John noted, we see encouraging follow on demand from our for our HCI solution from customers that have previously install NGL tool in high volume manufacturing applications.
We believe our success in deploying our HDI tool to high volume environments is a clear indication of market acceptance.
It was the <unk> transaction closes we focus on leveraging our combined expertise HDI market to accelerate our customers' roadmaps can reduce the critical time to market.
For the fourth quarter revenue split between our semiconductor and advanced markets was 65% and 35% respectively.
Fourth quarter gross margin was 46, 4%, which exceeded the midpoint of our guidance by 40 basis points.
<unk> grew 70 basis points year over year.
Our gross margin performance, which includes previously anticipated increases in input costs reflection of our strong operational execution and broad based ongoing initiatives to continue to drive margin expansion through our longstanding profit and cash recovery program.
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Fourth quarter operating expenses of $147 million slightly down sequentially.
The low end of our guidance range.
Fourth quarter operating margin was 27, 1% flat sequentially and up 240 basis points year over year, reflecting effective cost control and strong operating leverage in our financial model.
Just the EBITDA in the fourth quarter was $228 million.
Adjusted EBITDA margin of 30%.
<unk> expense for the fourth quarter was $6 million and our non-GAAP tax rate was approximately 16%.
Net earnings for the fourth quarter were $168 million with $3 <unk> per diluted share.
Total working capital days sales outstanding were 53 days in the fourth quarter compared to 54 days at the end of the third quarter.
Inventory turns were two eight times in the fourth quarter compared to two nine turns in the third quarter.
Operating cash flow for the fourth quarter was a record $194 million and free cash flow was also a record at $171 million.
In the fourth quarter, we made a dividend payment of $12 million with 22 per share.
Exiting the fourth quarter, we maintained a strong balance sheet liquidity position with cash and short term investments at a record of over $1 billion.
Well positions US ahead of the pending <unk> acquisition.
Our term loan principal balance was $824 million at the end of the fourth quarter we.
We exited the quarter with a two and $18 million net cash balance.
Moving on to full year 2021 results.
Sales were a record $2 9 billion up.
Up 27% year over year.
But then a record 2020 year <unk>.
Semiconductor sales for 2021 were up 32% to a record $1 8 billion.
With broad based strength across our vacuum and photonics portfolios.
Advanced market sales were up 19% to a record $1 1 billion.
Growth was led by strong results in advanced electronics applications.
We're well positioned with an extensive array of lasers optics motion in via drilling systems, serving PCB solar display electronics components applications.
How does that stay we expect advanced electronics applications to be a long term growth driver for our advanced markets given the increased need for advanced laser based manufacturing processes to Salford neutralization and complex electronics.
Exactly what we experienced in 2021.
Yes.
Moreover, we also experienced growth in our other advanced market applications, such as industrial life, and health Science and research and defense.
2021, the revenue split between our semiconductor and advanced markets with 62% and 38% respectively.
Gross margin was 46, 8% up 160 basis points from 2020.
Operating margin was 27% up 440 basis points from 2020.
Our incremental gross and operating margins for 2021, with 53% and 43% respectively exceeding the long term financial model, we outlined at our analyst day.
This strong operating leverage was achieved despite a global supply chain challenges and cost inflation, we are experiencing.
Net earnings were a record $634 million or $11 38 per diluted share.
Both of which grew at twice the rate of our revenue growth.
For 2021 operating cash flow was a record $640 million and free cash flow was a record $553 million.
As John mentioned ASIC integration activities are progressing very well in.
And funding the finance it will coincide with the close of the acquisition and until then financing remains subject to customary ticking fees.
I'll now turn to our first quarter outlook, which excludes any contribution from <unk>.
We estimate first quarter revenue of $750 million, plus or minus $30 million.
This estimate includes the headwinds and industry wide supply chain constraints, which we expect to persist through the first quarter.
However, overall demand trends I expect to remain strong.
We estimate first quarter gross margin of 45% plus or minus one percentage point.
The primary driver behind the sequential decline in gross margin is higher cost inflation associated with supply chain constraints.
We estimate operating expenses of $153 million, plus or minus $4 million.
First quarter net its expense expected to be approximately $6 million.
And our tax we expect to be 19%.
Given these assumptions, we expect our first quarter net earnings of $2 57 per diluted share plus or minus <unk> 25.
I'd like to now turn the call back to the operator for Q&A.
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First question comes from Christopher <unk> with Cowen and company.
Hi, This is Steven on behalf of Krish. Thank you for taking my questions.
First question, if I could on the advanced markets.
So just in terms of that.
The commentary regarding the sequential trend there for the March quarter.
It sounds like it's consistent to down slightly sequentially.
Curious is that more of a function of supply constraints or is there.
Some downward trends in the end markets.
You guys are playing in that's driving that and also within it.
Is China in terms of <unk>.
Geographically as China U.
A strong influence on that sequential trends this quarter.
Hey, Steve It's Jon Thanks for the question.
We have supply constraints for sure that are affecting our semiconductor market, but also advanced markets similar kinds of components. So that's part of it a little bit part of it also is the.
Kind of less visibility that we have in Q1 on some of our advanced markets.
<unk>, but in general the demand for those kinds of products in our advanced markets remains very strong actually.
So it's really about constraints a little bit of uncertainty in our customer standpoint, as we said in our prepared script.
When that visibility changes and it will we'll be in a very good position to deliver on that very quickly.
Okay got it.
And for my follow up in terms of the component constraints.
I was wondering if you could offer any additional.
Color on the types of components that might be affecting both your.
Some of these markets and also advanced markets. The supply chain is it the same type of semi rather hardware components prosper.
The last 90 days or.
Or is this whole point.
Switching between different.
Components.
Tim go ahead.
Yes, Steve it's very similar to what we've said in the past, it's still the kinds of electronic components there.
Kind of from legacy Fabs, So it's really not necessarily the most advanced types of electronic components.
And these components are shared in multiple industries, and Thats where were seeing the constraints. So.
No change really from the past.
Okay, and with the team type of components across both.
Thanks for example in photonics products as well as.
Hermes products in an advanced electronics.
Yes, there are similar because.
All kinds of products either in our photonics portfolio or a semi portfolio, usually have controllers and PCB boards with electronic components on it.
Okay got it thank you and nice job navigating the current environment.
Thanks, David.
Our next question comes from Tom <unk> with da Davidson.
Good morning, Thanks for the question.
Maybe John one more question on the supply chain.
It sounds like it's kind of just.
Remains whack a mole situation you have seen that deteriorate over the last quarter.
Yes, that's a perfect description, Tom whack them all.
Once we fix one particular issue another one pops up I think we're all getting better at handling it but the rate of surprises continues and I would characterize it as kind of very similar to what we've seen in the past several quarters.
Okay, Great and then.
What are you seeing on.
For your own internal inventory levels of some of these components.
Has it gotten a little bit slimmer over the last few quarters or so.
What kind of inventory level.
Yes.
Tom I would say inventory levels in total obviously, our ops leaning into the higher production volumes as we mentioned in prepared remarks, the overall demand across all of our portfolio really strong. So we're very pleased about that.
I really can't comment on individual components of our inventory just the data in front of me, but I think it's safe to say that the components that we are working on to bring in to the operating facilities are probably lean on the inventory side as well as just naturally is going to happen but.
As John mentioned your team is doing a great job, we've got a real strong operational team I think we saw some of the supply chain constraints later than some of our peer groups is our impression. So I think it's a testament to how we manage this historically speaking and we have a lot of comps will work with us.
Through 2022, as well, but the global.
The fact that we're working through but we're pretty optimistic.
Part of this.
Okay.
It sounds like some nice momentum on the HDI tool.
Certain market inflection that we're looking for before those turn into real volume production.
No Tom I think that market continues to drive our roadmap to smaller features to higher dense density of features to even new materials.
Thats it really hasnt changed.
But our tool is.
Prepared and has been demonstrated they can address all of those types of challenges going forward. So we're really happy with we've had tens of tools running in high volume manufacturing.
With two major customers one has been running for nine months one has been running for 12 months. So these tools are delivering revenue as we speak to those customers.
And then we talked about a couple of more design wins, one of which was for another high volume customer that we're well set up for for future orders. So I think that's really a testament to the fact that that's all we have is really capable to run at high volume manufacturing and we're really pleased with the progress we've made so far.
Great.
Question, John when you look at the.
Semi cap Michael will provide equipment market.
Do you agree with the $100 billion estimate for this year and perhaps a second half ramp.
It's tough to say I would say Tom that we're always ready for incremental.
Increases in demands from our customers as you know, we we have our factories are very lean.
And capable of ramping with surge capacity, we're always able to do that.
And Joe in 2021 of course, it was kind of an 85% to $90 billion WPC and we did pretty well.
We believe we gained share in certain product lines as well.
And we are ready for the higher WMC that some folks are predicted in that range or higher.
Great well, thank you Bob.
For your time today.
Thanks, Tom.
Our next question comes from Patrick Ho with Stifel.
Thank you very much John maybe just following up another supply chain question for you.
Can you just give a little color is it primarily components and parts shortages that you're experiencing or is it a mix of different things no higher input costs.
Workforce reductions within your supplier base can you just give a little bit of color of I guess the different variables that are impacting you in the near term.
Yes, yes, sure Patrick I think in terms of freight costs that hasn't really materially it got worse its not great of course, it's been there and still there.
In terms of workforce.
<unk> of our suppliers it really was much worse.
In the early part of 2021.
Malaysia shutdown, but.
Recently, Thats really not been that big of an issue it's really just.
Demand outstripping supply for those electronic components.
That's really causing us.
The headaches today.
Great that's helpful and maybe as my follow up question also for you John in terms of some of the opportunities when the RF power side.
In the conductor etch market are you leveraging the relationships and the wins you've had on the dielectric etch to further penetrate into the conductor etch market or some of these new opportunities.
But I would characterize it as we have had long term relationships with all the major Oems and our dielectric etch market share is leading as you know.
And so that relationship has been there those relationships have been there for decades, and then when they need a conductor etch.
A flier and a solution that's really when we came in and got those a few design wins that we talked about a few years ago that we are now seeing the ramps with those design wins.
Great. Thank you very much.
Thanks, Patrick.
Our next question comes from Sidney Ho with Deutsche Bank.
Yeah.
Hi, This is Jeff Rand on for Seth.
While still very strong your semi market likely under grew wip in 2021, and historically a growth first WMC will vary based on where we are in the cycle do you think this lower growth. This time reflects where we are in the cycle or is it more of a reflection of the supply chain environment.
Yes, Jeff. Thanks for the question really it's probably where we are in the cycle mostly in.
Youre right. We were about the same growth rate as <unk>, maybe a little less in 2021, but as you know we run the ramp and so our 2020 growth rate was 50%.
Certainly it was a lot higher than <unk>. So we always look at it in the long term and you even take the last two years 2021 and 2020.
We outgrew WC by 700 basis points.
So we're still very happy and confident with our model, which is the 200 basis points above <unk> for the long term.
Okay and then just my follow up how should we think how should we be thinking about the trajectory of operating expenses as we go through calendar year 2022, I would assume you will see an uptick in travel and labor costs, but also perhaps a decline in some COVID-19 safety costs.
Yes, Jeff. Thanks for the question, Yes, we guided in Q1 $153 million plus or minus 4 million. So I think you'll see our expectations a little bit in Q2, and probably level out so probably.
$160 million range sort of.
Q2, and thereafter is it kind of a good way of thinking about it is how we looked at it.
Kind of what I would use for modeling purposes.
Great. Thank you.
Yes, thanks, Jeff Thanks, Jeff.
Our next question comes from <unk> <unk> with <unk>.
Hey, good morning, Thanks for taking my question.
In the Chinese market. It sounds like you expect sales to be flat or slightly down in Q1 is there any major product line.
Amy portfolio, what you think might be sequentially up or is that pretty much kind.
Kind of same view across the board.
Hi, prioritize show, we have a very very broad portfolio and so quarter to quarter byproduct category. It can vary.
So even if the entire semi ref.
Revenue is flat to slightly down there can be products that would exceed that.
I would point out.
Our power that we talked about in the script.
'twenty one I think we grew in high 30% year over year growth rate and of course thats.
The great growth rate for the year.
It shows our leadership in dielectric etch or incremental growth in conductor etch.
And the fact that <unk> NAND is ramping as well has helped.
And so certain product categories continue to grow and outgrow the average.
Got it.
And in terms of how.
You guys are managing inflation.
On the component and logistics side are you announcing price hikes and is there.
Depending on I guess the product is there anything that could maybe kick in at the start of the calendar year.
We should be thinking about in terms of price increase.
The paradigm, we have as you know the profit and cash approach.
Something we do all the time every day and we're always looking for ways to make ourselves more efficient way to make sure that we're getting fair value for.
Sure <unk>.
Fair price for the value we bring.
So as though.
Step increment of activity, that's something we do all the time and so.
We continue to do that we still continue to lean in especially since the input costs are going up but.
That's something we do all the time.
Understood and if I could ask just one more.
Pressure measurement business I believe you mentioned a.
New record quarterly record is there any other color you could provide in terms of where how much revenues you are generating.
In that business.
Well, there's pressure management as you know is we're market leader there.
And so we're really happy with its performance I would say that's one of those product categories.
The average.
When you look at our some kinds of revenue and Thats, saying something because when you are the leader in market share.
In a particular category it's really.
Incrementally more difficult to grow market share, but we have so we're really pleased with how the pressure team has performed.
That's useful thanks, Sean and good luck with everything.
Thanks paradigm.
Our next question comes from Joe <unk> with Wells Fargo.
Yes. Thanks for taking the question I was hoping you could help us maybe understand the component availability in semi I think.
Sequential basis at least.
Within your light and motion business was up sequentially evolved the <unk>.
<unk> analysis businesses.
From a <unk> per second down sequentially. So are you seeing a difference in component availability just given the different building materials. There just any any sort of detail would be helpful.
Yes, Joe Thanks for the question I think I would characterize the differences between photonics type products and vacuum based types of products.
So Thomas based products have.
Little little less electronic components to them and our subsystems versus the vacuum chamber types of sub systems.
And so if there are.
Plus our electronic component shortages, certainly would affect our vacuum and analysis type of products more.
Chinese products and so that's that is what we're seeing.
But it's affecting both sides now, but it's certainly a little more a bigger effect on the vacuum analysis types of critical subsystem products.
Got it that's helpful and then.
You talked about having.
The manufacturing capacity to support this 100 billion WMC. This year curious what about your suppliers, maybe thinking outside of the kind of component constraints right now, but how do you think about your suppliers.
Manufacturing capacity to support.
Are you supporting 100 billion WMC do you need to bring on additional suppliers to do that.
Great question, Joe So we have been throughout.
The last six quarters, bringing on new suppliers working with current suppliers to expand their capacity and they have done a great job doing that.
And I think really it's really their ability to get those components. So it's really not their capacity, it's really just getting the.
Actual electronic components, so they can be.
All of them into their factory. So it's not done it's continuously so that we have to watch and work with our suppliers on.
That's really not been a major part of the constraint is just actually getting those electronic components. So it's really our suppliers' suppliers in effect.
Got it very helpful. Thank you.
Thanks, Joe.
Our next question comes from Mark Miller with Benchmark company.
Congrats on your quarter, you've been talking about supply constraints.
Supply constraints that you measure major customers that are also impacting you in terms of.
Reduced orders.
Thanks for the question Mara.
Our major customers.
And I think it's true across the industry.
To order.
At record levels as we talked about demand is not the problem.
And I think as some other folks have said the visibility of demand.
As going out further and further than we've ever seen before as an industry. So that's not been the constraint at all and even though the supply constraints are affecting the whole entire industry, it's not affecting how theyre planning and how they're ordering.
Okay. What can you tell me about the factory utilization is at high do you still have some room to expand if you need it.
Yes, that's a great question I think when Covid hit and supply chain constraints continue to be challenging certainly.
As a headwind on our factory utilization, but that has been improving actually quarter on quarter on quarter.
And so really utilization has gotten a lot better.
And the degradation in gross margin is really about input costs not about our utilization.
Thank you.
Thanks Mark.
It looks like there are no further questions I would like to turn the call back to David <unk> for any closing remarks.
Thank you for joining us today and for your interest in MKS Operator, you may close the call. Please.
Ladies and gentlemen, this does conclude today's presentation. You may now disconnect and have a wonderful day.
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