Q1 2025 Origin Materials Inc Earnings Call
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Speaker Change: I would now like to turn the conference over to Ryan Smith, Co founder and Chief product Officer. Please go ahead.
John Diesel: Thank you good afternoon, and thank you for joining US everyone speaking first today is origin CEO and co founder John diesel followed by CFO and CLO Masbate.
John Diesel: Then we will open up the call to questions from analysts can discuss questions submitted as part of this call Theres ask origin campaign.
John Diesel: Ahead of this call origins has issued its 2025 first quarter press release and presentation. These can be found on the Investor Relations section of our website at origin materials Dot com.
John Diesel: Please note that during our discussion today, we will be making forward looking statements based on current expectations and assumptions, which are subject to risks and uncertainties. These statements reflect our views as of today should not be relied upon as representing about views of any subsequent date and we undertake no obligation to revise or publicly release the results of any revision to these forward looking statements in light of new.
John Diesel: Information or future events.
John Diesel: These statements are subject to a variety of risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from expectations.
John Diesel: For further discussion on the material risks and other important factors that could affect our financial results. Please refer to our filings with the SEC, including our quarterly report on Form 10-Q filed today.
John Diesel: During today's call, we will discuss non-GAAP financial measures, which we believe are useful as supplemental measures of origin materials performance. These non-GAAP measures should be considered in addition to and not a substitute for or in isolation from GAAP results you will find additional disclosures regarding the non-GAAP financial measures discussed on today's call in our press release issued this afternoon and our filings with the SEC.
John Diesel: We posted to our website. The webcast of this call will also be available on the Investor Relations section of our company website.
John Diesel: With that I'll turn the call over to John.
John Diesel: Thank you Brian Good afternoon. This quarter, we continued to make progress commercializing our groundbreaking P. P capsulation, representing a major development in sustainable packaging product performance and recycling circularity capable of addressing a $65 billion closures market.
John Diesel: Over 20 companies are now qualifying or preparing for qualification of our caps.
John Diesel: We are in the fortune 500, and collectively represent some of the world's most iconic brands.
John Diesel: Today, we're pleased to announce assigned strategic customer agreement with a multibillion dollar packaging company for the development of large format P. T closures for the ready to drink wine and spirits market.
John Diesel: We plan to share more on this over the coming months pending Finalization of Joy Communications.
John Diesel: Overall demand for Oregon's groundbreaking kiichi capsulation is stronger than ever at.
John Diesel: At the same time this quarter origin faced two significant new challenges.
John Diesel: First customer product qualification is taking longer than previously projected in light of these qualification delays. We are deferring the expected start of commercial scale P. E T cap revenue generation by between one and three quarters.
John Diesel: Therefore, we now expect to realize revenue of $50 million to $70 million in 2026, and $150 million to $210 million in 2027.
John Diesel: And because of the expected later onset of revenue generation, we now anticipate reaching a run rate adjusted EBITDA positive by the back end of 2026.
John Diesel: A number of investors have asked about the status of customer qualifications and why they are taking longer than we expected first some context for our new H D D E or polypropylene cap. The typical qualification journey can take two to three years. Initially we were optimistic that we could go faster than that in part because our customers were in.
John Diesel: Tensely motivated to help bring our P G caps to market quickly.
John Diesel: Might have their own goals for Recyclability, and lightweight which can have meaningful impacts on their bottom line driven by legal and regulatory considerations.
John Diesel: As a result, we believed it would be aggressive but achievable to complete qualification with some of our larger prospective customers within six to 12 months, but.
John Diesel: What we have learned is that P. E. T cap qualification is more likely to take one to two years from start to finish and.
John Diesel: In particular for our largest perspective customers, which have some of the most rigorous and bury testing requirements.
John Diesel: We've learned that qualification is dynamic can vary by customer and is not a one time pass fail exercise.
John Diesel: Or a single customer qualification typically requires multiple cycles of design production shipment testing gathering feedback updating the design and repeating.
John Diesel: For most customers a single iteration cycle can take months factoring in logistics engineering design prototyping testing and the gathering interpretation and communication of data we have.
John Diesel: We're moving through these cycles as quickly and efficiently as possible.
John Diesel: Furthermore, we found that individual bottling lines can behave differently.
John Diesel: Next for smaller brands operating on a single line the impact of the bottling line itself on qualification can be minimal.
John Diesel: Larger brands operating hundreds of bottling wise testing is generally more demanding to ensure performance across bottling lines and regions.
John Diesel: More variability means more potential points of failure that can cause delays, especially for larger companies that although motivated temporary P. T caps to market have more comprehensive production and distribution channels than smaller regional brands.
John Diesel: Finally, our P caps are brand new products no. One has ever made before the design is new and before our caps the material had never been used to make cap the commercial scale.
John Diesel: This creates inherent challenges of the kind you would expect for a never been done before product.
John Diesel: At the end of the day, we have work to do to qualify our P caps, but we believe the challenges are surmountable and our team and our partners are up to the task.
John Diesel: We are laser focused on making sure in due course, our caps are on the bottles of some of the most iconic brands in the world in a store near you.
John Diesel: We are working hard every day on behalf of our customers and investors to bring our caps to the $65 billion closures market, where we believe we can drive a meaningful transformation packaging.
John Diesel: The alignment between ourselves and our customers is strong our product market fit is strong and we are committed to doing the work to qualify caps with our key prospective customers to support our mission.
John Diesel: The second major challenge, we faced this quarter was uncertainty, resulting from the disruption of global manufacturing supply chain due to the imposition of tariffs and protectionist trade policies.
John Diesel: Taking this reality into account, we revised our plan to assume the current 10% tariff on equipment imported from Europe and in addition, we are updating our former deployments scheduled as follows.
John Diesel: Lines two through four are in fabrication now subsystem components had been secured and the lines are expected to complete factory acceptance testing on a rolling basis this quarter and in Q3 2025.
John Diesel: Slide five through eight are expected to complete factory acceptance testing in Q4, 2025, and Q1 2026.
John Diesel: For each line, we anticipate production starting approximately three months after factory acceptance test completion.
John Diesel: In response to evolving market and business conditions, including the evolving global tariff landscape. We are also providing the following updates to our execution strategy and plans.
John Diesel: First we are confirming our first customer pilot launch remains on track for Q3 2025.
John Diesel: In Q2, 2025 are cops completed customer qualifications for our new brand and our pending bodily.
John Diesel: We expect these beverages with P T closures to be on shelves in Q3 in the United States with one of our smaller customers within a limited geographic distribution.
John Diesel: Second we are further investing in supply chain preparedness. This includes developing proactive inventory strategies long lead time materials procurement initiatives and multi sourcing approaches designed to limit disruptions, including those that could be caused by cat former subsystem supplier delays.
John Diesel: Third we are diversifying our manufacturing footprint, we are making strategic adjustments to our deployment plan factoring in geographic diversification can minimize tariff exposure with the overarching focus on building supply to meet demand in different regions of the world.
John Diesel: We've continued to invest in cat form or add ons to drive margin improvements origin has ordered its first two phe extrusion units.
John Diesel: Owned Extruders are an important element of our target line margins by supplying P. T sheet on site.
John Diesel: Fifth and finally this quarter, we continued kept former technology development and made improvements in increasing the expected throughput of near term lines. We expect these improvements to result in former lines two and three each achieving roughly double the original throughput offline one with lines four and beyond roughly tripling the original.
John Diesel: I'll put up line one.
Oregon is exploring additional technology improvements that could result in further increases in light throughput as well.
John Diesel: And now I'll hand, it over to Matt for a review of our expected near term financial performance.
Matt: Thanks, John and good afternoon, everyone.
Matt: First as John indicated we are reiterating guidance for achievement of run rate positive adjusted EBITDA by the end of 2026 and updating our revenue guidance range for 2026 to 50 million to $70 million and we are adding 2027 revenue guidance for a range between 150.
Matt: And $210 million, we expect the threshold for reaching positive adjusted EBITDA on a run rate basis is between eight and 10 cap former lines operating at scale, which we expect to achieve in 2026.
Matt: Also detailed by John I will call the timing of qualification completion is at the discretion of our customers and is unique to each however, based upon broad timing expectations. We believe all customers currently qualifying our caps will have completed their testing between early to mid 2026, which dovetails with.
Matt: Our expected manufacturing capacity ramp up timeline.
Matt: Second inclusive of our assessed impact of current tariffs on our cap corner loading costs.
Matt: We project origins business model for value creation remains exceptionally positive.
Matt: Such weird confirming the attractive unit economics of our caps business and continue to expect the payback period for the average cap on the line separate from any Extruders purchased as optional add ons to improve margins can be less than 18 months.
Matt: Of course should tariffs increase beyond current rates, particularly for the EU or other countries, where we source equipment, we will reevaluate the impact including on international shipment timing and determine if further adjustments to <unk> strategic plan are unnecessary.
Matt: Lastly, we ended the quarter with a strong balance sheet, including $83 million in cash cash equivalents and marketable securities. We continue our efforts to lineup debt financing for our capital equipment purchases with the goal of 50% to 70% total coverage and staged draw downs concurrent with the equipment.
Matt: Livery to optimize our total cost of capital.
Matt: In addition to equipment.
Matt: Financing, we expect to secure some level of corporate debt in the second half of 2025 in order to maintain a healthy minimum cash balance as we build manufacturing capacity to serve pent up demand. Thank you drive to run rate profitability in 2026.
John Diesel: With that I'll pass it back to John for concluding remarks.
John Diesel: Thanks, Pat despite new challenges related to product qualification and macroeconomic conditions. We are focused on what we can control and encouraged by a number of factors.
John Diesel: Interest continues to be robust with over 65, new customer inquiries in the last six weeks alone.
John Diesel: Most active customers are highly engaged in qualifying our caps and are actively collaborating to advance the qualification process.
John Diesel: We are confident these qualification challenges will be overcome in time, while we stand up our manufacturing capability.
John Diesel: We remain focused on our mission to enable the world's transition to sustainable materials and we are excited about the work ahead of bringing RPT caps to market.
John Diesel: We were pleased to announce a new signed customer agreement with a major packaging company today, and we look forward to sharing more progress with you on that front and others in the coming weeks and months ahead.
John Diesel: With that I'll open up the call for questions. Operator may we have the first question. Please.
John Diesel: Thank you.
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Speaker Change: At this time, we will pause momentarily to assemble our roster.
Speaker Change: And your first question today will come from Steve Burns with Bank of America. Please go ahead.
Steve Burns: Hello, Good afternoon.
Steve Burns: I'm on for Steve Byrne on my first question is why is your revenue declining further and at what level do you on origin, one and is there a reason to keep the asset running currently.
Steve Burns: Thank you.
Steve Burns: Alright can I clarify are you asking about the revenue associated origin won.
Yeah no it's.
Speaker Change: Not the cat farming systems okay.
Speaker Change: Yeah sure. So origin. One is a plant that we have continued to operate intermittently in order to.
Speaker Change: Both supply customers with samples or to frankly develop process knowledge and product knowledge internally.
Speaker Change: You know we have we've been pretty explicit about.
Speaker Change: Turning down the operating rates substantially of origin, one so that we can use.
Speaker Change: Use cash that would otherwise be tied up in working capital associated with that asset and other waste because we think that's prudent in order to appropriately pursue our caps and closures business.
Speaker Change: I think we've you know we've been pretty consistent about the the nature of that strategy and the reasoning behind it and I think this is we don't see there is a really significant change in the operating rate or intent for origin. One between this past quarter and there.
Speaker Change: A few quarters before that.
Speaker Change: Thank you and why.
Speaker Change: Why so I know you mentioned a little bit on the call about product qualification.
Speaker Change: Jack.
Speaker Change: Issues face and have your customers indicated any concerns with the P. P catch not performing as expected.
Speaker Change: Yeah sure. So you know as we described it I appreciate the question by the way. Thank you.
Speaker Change: The as we described in our prepared remarks, there's there are a variety of different features that are important to our customers for any given cap and given product.
Speaker Change: Those customers don't necessarily all task those various features the same way.
Speaker Change: You know frankly was there's more variability there than we had originally anticipated.
Speaker Change: And <unk> and so we're seeing some variability there obviously, if we're going back and we're iterating on a particular feature of that means that that future wasn't performing to the standard that that particular customer wanted that feature to perform too and so certainly there are cases, where we're going back and we're changing designs.
Speaker Change: We had talked about one of those explicitly before which was the addition of narrowing specifically to the caps.
Speaker Change: Which is something we did at the end of last year.
Speaker Change: And the latest by a matter of.
Speaker Change: A month and change a little more than that.
Speaker Change: And so we expect that our cycle time and get faster on those kinds of iterative changes to the design.
Speaker Change: And yeah, I certainly as we're iterating on the design, it's because we need to in order to meet.
Speaker Change: A particular customer performance standard.
Speaker Change: Okay that makes a lot of sense. Thank you for clarifying that and.
Speaker Change: A little bit on the balance sheet and Capex.
Speaker Change: I know you also mentioned the tariffs a little bit, but can you give us an update on <unk>.
Speaker Change: EBITDA breakeven in the higher capex that you're going to need due to the tariff environment right now.
Speaker Change: Sure, Matt do you want to take that one.
Speaker Change: Sure.
Speaker Change: Mentioned in the prepared remarks that we.
Speaker Change: We think tariffs for some of our equipment that we're shipping in from Europe is currently targeted to be about 10%.
Speaker Change: And so we've kind of factored that into our estimates.
And given updated guidance that it's not going to have a material impact really on the ROIC of the equipment itself.
Speaker Change: At this point, nor really our ability to stand up the eight lines and the timing that we laid out as well on the call. So at this point, we feel like we're in pretty good pretty good shape as we understand them.
Speaker Change: This time.
Speaker Change: Thank you and last one.
Speaker Change: Can you provide any more details on your new capsid there'll be available in Q3 and what regions too.
Speaker Change: I think that the only detail, but we can provide at this point is that when you expect those caps to be.
Speaker Change: 881 caps, which we've already released the product spec sheet for and that we've announced as our initial cap.
Speaker Change: We're not ready to release their specific region, yet but of course once we once we get them out on.
Speaker Change: Well out into the market, we'll be able to talk a little bit more specifically about the brand and the customer and all those sorts of things.
Speaker Change: Well. Thank you guys. So much I appreciate you taking my questions.
Speaker Change: Mhm no problem.
Speaker Change: Your next question today will come from Frank Mitsch with Fermium Research. Please go ahead.
Aziza: Hey, guys. It's aziza on for Frank My first question was Hey.
Speaker Change: Could you guys an update on the sales process for that are you know the.
Aziza: 183 acre lot and Geismar any update there.
Speaker Change: Yeah, Matt you undertake that.
Speaker Change: Sure so you'll see disclosed in the Q that we actually have sold 35 of those 80 180 acres.
Speaker Change: And the remaining portion of it remains for sale and we.
Speaker Change: We have.
Speaker Change: We're optimistic that we'll see a transaction on that in the relatively near future, but that's difficult to predict any more precisely than that.
Speaker Change: Got it okay and.
Speaker Change: I guess another one for you.
Speaker Change: The press release alludes to the financing options that you guys are looking at any more color you can provide there as far as you know preferences over the equipment financing and I'm taking on debt.
Speaker Change: Cause I ate line.
Speaker Change: Yeah.
Speaker Change: Generally with this type of equipment, there's some amount of equity down that they expect a we've seen terms anywhere from 50% to 100% loan to value I think we're going to end up likely between 50 and 70 as we've indicated here we're shooting for as high as we can and then it would be the ballot.
Speaker Change: That we would look to cover off with corporate debt and as we you know as we've given this updated guidance of course pushing back one to three quarters. There was some gross margin of course that we expected during that period of time, so whether it's one two or three I think it's gonna be a mix or you know.
Speaker Change: Call the completions coming in over that period of time.
Speaker Change: So to the degree degree that.
Speaker Change: We're not producing the gross profit that we had previously projected.
Speaker Change: We would probably pick that up as well and some corporate debt just to just to make sure that we maintain a comfortable level of cash as we work through that.
Speaker Change: Where we're profitable.
Speaker Change: Got it.
Speaker Change: You bet.
Thanks I appreciate it.
Speaker Change: Thank you now I'll turn it over to Ryan Smith, co founder and Chief product Officer for Q&A section answering ask origin questions submitted by investors prior to today's call.
Speaker Change: Thank you operator.
Speaker Change: Turning to our earnings call, we invited all investors to submit questions as part of our ask origin campaign. Thank you. So much to everyone who participated these questions were of course submitted before our call today and we entered many of them thoroughly with our prepared remarks, we will generally be answering the most relevant questions. Today. During the time, we have so let's start with the first question for you John.
Speaker Change: The Investor asks.
Speaker Change: Have any customers qualified Oregon's P T caps yet.
Speaker Change: Yes, the pilot customer launch that I referenced earlier and Thats targeted for Q3 has qualified our caps for their test launch purposes. This is an example of how that qualification process can really vary quite a bit between customers.
Speaker Change: This turned out to be a pretty ideal fit for us at a pretty unique opportunity for us to get.
Speaker Change: Perhaps in market in.
Speaker Change: In our new brand in this case it will be in Flat-water versus CSD.
Speaker Change: And in the 18 81 format and that really gives us the opportunity to learn in market, while we're still qualifying with that with some of the larger brands. So we're we're excited about it we're confident that we're going to be able to qualify our caps.
Speaker Change: All the way through and this is a good starting point.
Speaker Change: Great.
Speaker Change: Next question's related which is asking why is qualification taking so much longer than expected.
Speaker Change: Yeah. So I talked about this you know obviously in the prepared remarks, a little bit with the with one of the analysts earlier and I think the challenge for US was the variability as I sort of alluded to in the qualification processes for our customers and that's been somewhat.
Speaker Change: Surprising we really anticipated.
Speaker Change: Somewhat more standard battery of tests through here and as a consequence, you know the variation in the way that these customers test.
Speaker Change: And also the variability in how our cap gets applied during those tests or I should say in preparation to do those tests.
Speaker Change: Something that we have learned a lot about in the last quarter.
Speaker Change: A quarter or so and where we're finding that there are real changes that we need to iterative changes that we need to make on some of the features of the cap.
Speaker Change: To make it work to the standard that we hear our customers to get to get to.
Speaker Change: Look we're excited about it and we feel like we're learning really quickly and it we're improving our iteration time quite dramatically in some cases, we've taken steps of the process that we're taking.
Speaker Change: Many weeks or even months I'm actually it at a certain point and we've reduced that that particular stepping down to.
Speaker Change: Roughly 10 days, so we're making huge strides and how quickly we can iterate on these cap designs in order to respond to that customer feedback that we're getting are in qualification but.
Speaker Change: You know no matter, how you slice it that just takes time.
Speaker Change: Thanks.
Speaker Change: Got it.
Speaker Change: The next question is.
Speaker Change: What is the status of the $100 million Mou and when will that turn into a contract.
Speaker Change: Yeah. So the Mou is still in place to be clear.
Speaker Change: As we explained in our last earnings call that hundred million dollar Mou is over a two year period.
Speaker Change: <unk> when we ship our first a lot of product to that customer, which has not happened yet that's a post qualification activity.
Speaker Change: So we still see that revenue from that sort of associated with that M. O U S. In the future and it's a it's part of our forecasting.
Speaker Change: Sure.
Speaker Change: We very much see this as a 100% active and it's only a matter of when not if that Mou converts over into a fight off take agreement or whatever the appropriate structure ends up being.
Speaker Change: To serve that customer.
Speaker Change: But you know again, we have to get through this qualification process otherwise.
Speaker Change: We are we can't proceed with some of those other components of the business. It's just the reality.
Speaker Change: Thank you a couple a couple of questions for you Matt.
Speaker Change: First is.
Speaker Change: When will revenue realization begin last quarter, you said commercial scale revenue generation will begin in Q4 of 2025.
Speaker Change: Now shifted so what can we expect.
Speaker Change: Yeah, So I'll reiterate a little bit about what we've shared in the prepared comments.
Speaker Change: Yes in order to get customers.
Speaker Change: Time, they need and get.
Speaker Change: Everything.
Speaker Change: Their preference and likely liking one to three quarters is what we said we think you know.
Speaker Change: We wanted to make this adjustment once and so of course internally our expectation is that our customers were qualified towards the earlier end versus the later end of that period, but we want to make sure we weren't doing this once so the revenue ramp should begin during that period.
Speaker Change: And as I mentioned in the call. It is our expectation as we've talked with our customers about what's the outside window on when you think you'd be ready to go and it would be highly.
Speaker Change: Highly disappointing if say.
Speaker Change: September rolled around and they all had fully completed so we expect they will.
Speaker Change: So.
Speaker Change: The exact timing is difficult, but we feel pretty good that everybody it'll be you know.
Speaker Change: In the stable by mid 2026, we're building the eight lines as we laid out and so we will have plenty of capacity to produce those caps generate that revenue.
Speaker Change: And at eight to 10 lines, which we will have up in 2026.
Speaker Change: We will be profitable at that full scale. So.
Speaker Change: You know that's that's the new outlook, which we remain pretty pretty enthusiastic about the demand continues to be overwhelming and that's that's the north star for us.
Speaker Change: Thank you.
Speaker Change: Number of questions came in asking how we plan to fund the growth of the company things like how much capital do you need to raise when do you need it where are you going to source. It from what if you can't get sufficient debt capital you're going to do an equity raise but you want to speak to that.
Speaker Change: Yes sure.
Speaker Change: Kind of responded to Jesus very similar question, but let me reiterate because it is an important one.
Speaker Change: We are currently engaged with multiple equipment lenders and making good progress towards <unk>.
Speaker Change: Securing equities.
Speaker Change: And as I mentioned.
Speaker Change: That's generally going to be 50% to 70% coverage of that equipment.
Speaker Change: We're also in the process of.
Speaker Change: Sourcing corporate debt to cover off the balance of whatever we're not able to get in terms of that coverage for the equipment through equipment lenders.
Speaker Change: We are.
Speaker Change: As we have in the balance sheet stated, we got $83 million as of the end of the quarter I do want to clarify that.
Speaker Change: There's been some I think people take a look at the P&L and Theres a number of noncash charges that you'll see in our expenses that I'd like to kind of cut through.
Speaker Change: And clarify that the cash expenses generally for the quarters for us This last quarter and what you expect going forward are going to be pretty consistent around $11 million to $12 million. So with 83 in the bank now and cash expenses between 11 and 12 quarter the only other.
Speaker Change: Lay of cash is for that equipment.
Speaker Change: Should there not be get coverage at the time, we have to pay progress payments. So I think we're managing that pretty closely and so it really is a matter of managing.
Speaker Change: To bring into that according to when those payments are owed.
Speaker Change: And.
Speaker Change: I think that will you know.
Speaker Change: Service pretty well in getting through the year and being able to you.
Speaker Change: You know.
Speaker Change: Stay the course with the debt financing.
Speaker Change: We're planning in it and so it was a moment, we continue to see a viable path to financing our growth through debt financings.
Speaker Change: If for some reason we had to be in the capital equity markets, because we could not source enough or sufficient debt capital.
Speaker Change: We believe that that amount would be pretty minimal.
Speaker Change: And that is because of the.
Speaker Change: The timeframe to commercial milestone achievement that would we think more effectively open up new debt financing options would be minimal so.
Speaker Change: The confidence in staying out of the equity markets remains pretty high for us.
John Diesel: Got it thanks, Matt I'm going to come back to you John.
John Diesel: To close this out with this last question the Investor asked what do I have to get excited about in the future.
John Diesel: Yeah, So I think.
John Diesel: I think despite the delays that we havent qualification I think theres a lot to be excited about we've got three more cat farmers nearing completion on a rolling basis.
In Q.
Q2, and Q3, there's going to be going through and factory acceptance testing, we're excited about that.
John Diesel: We're looking forward to building our capacity over the course of 'twenty, five and 26 and of course beyond.
John Diesel: To meet this pretty overwhelming.
John Diesel: Demand for these caps that were seeing.
And ultimately you know that that really are offshore parlays into extremely strong.
John Diesel: Fundamentals are demand is just incredibly strong.
John Diesel: Customer interest is 65, new customer inquiries in the last six weeks alone.
John Diesel: New a new signed customer agreement with a major packaging company.
John Diesel: We look forward to sharing more about in the months ahead and there are lots of lots of customers that are right on the cusp of being able to to make some announcements with us and now you know the fact that we haven't been able to do that yet.
John Diesel: Really is is no indication that we're not going to be able to get there and it's.
John Diesel: It's a we have a lot in the pipeline and a lot going on and we're really excited about it it's just taking us a little bit longer than we were expecting.
John Diesel: Thanks very much this concludes our call for the day.
Speaker Change: Conference has now concluded. Thank you for attending today's presentation you may now disconnect.
John Diesel: Yeah.
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