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 * SDI News Samsung SDI makes greater push in European commercial vehi..
   
   Samsung SDI makes greater push in European commercial vehicle market Company
   showcases battery technologies at IAA 2022 in Hannover     □ Company
   participates in IAA as sole Korean battery maker  □ Customers pay attention
   to innovative battery materials, fast charging and solid battery
   technologies□ CV customers introduced to Samsung SDI’s exclusive
   battery module and pack technologies   Samsung SDI today announced the
   company unveiled its latest battery technologies for commercial vehicles for
   its major customers at IAA Transportation 2022 to be held in
   Hannover.     The company said it is taking part in the IAA 2022 at Hannover
   Exhibition Grounds from Sept. 20 through 25 in the German city to provide its
   commercial vehicle customers with a glimpse of its latest development of
   battery technologies and products.  The IAA, one of the world’s five biggest
   motor shows, is alternately held in Munich and Hannover. Samsung SDI has been
   participating in the annual show since 2013. Under the theme of “Heading
   Towards a New Horizon,” Samsung SDI held a private exhibition for customers,
   which highlighted the firm’s core competency in the areas of material
   development, quality management and mass production capability. The company
   also introduced its proprietary battery technologies and solutions for
   specialized for commercial vehicles.      Among others, Samsung SDI showcased
   P6 (the Gen.6 prismatic battery) featuring higher energy density, faster
   charging speed and longer cycle life with its innovative high-nickel NCA and
   proprietary silicone-carbon-nanocomposite material technologies. Also, the
   company unveiled its technology roadmap that included cobalt-free and
   all-solid battery technologies.  In particular, customers were introduced to
   Samsung SDI’s scalable module and pack technology specialized for commercial
   vehicles, whose energy, charging time and battery life can be tailored to
   customers’ specific needs.  For battery makers, electrification of commercial
   vehicles provides great opportunities for growth. On average, electric
   commercial vehicles (600~1000kWh) need 8 to 13 times more batteries than
   electric consumer vehicles (75~80kWh). According to a report by researcher
   Markets and Markets, the global market for electric commercial vehicles is
   projected to grow from 353,000 units in 2022 to 3.14 million units in 2030,
   registering an annual growth rate of 31.4 percent.  “Samsung SDI has made
   efforts to provide specialized battery solutions for commercial vehicles with
   differentiated technologies and best quality,” said Executive Vice President
   Michael Son in charge of strategic marketing for the Automotive and ESS
   Business at Samsung SDI. “The latest exhibition would provide chances to
   check out the company’s technological competitiveness, product quality and
   vision for a new era of electric vehicles.”
   
   
   
   SDI News Samsung SDI Announces Third Quarter 2022 Results Posts re..
   
   Samsung SDI Announces Third Quarter 2022 ResultsPosts record quarterly
   revenue, operating profit □ [Q3] Quarterly revenue of KRW 5.37 trillion,
   operating profit at KRW 565.9 billion- Energy businesses post 10% in
   operating margin- Accumulated earnings as of Q3 surpass 2021 figure □ [Q4]
   Electric vehicle battery sales to rise upon launches of new vehicles and
   seasonal demand hike   □ Third quarter earnings results Samsung SDI today
   reported financial results for the third quarter that ended September 30,
   2022.  The Company posted a record revenue of KRW 5.37 trillion and operating
   profit of KRW 565.9 billion. While both quarterly revenue and operating
   profit reported historical highs, it was the first time for the Company to
   exceed the 5 trillion mark in revenue and 500 billion in operating profit for
   a quarter. In addition, the Company’s Energy Business recorded a double-digit
   figure in operating margin.    From a year earlier, the quarterly revenue and
   operating profit grew by KRW 1.93 trillion (56.1%) and KRW 192.4 billion
   (51.5%), respectively. From a quarter earlier, the revenue expanded by KRW
   627.2 billion (13.2%), and the operating profit by KRW 136.9 billion
   (31.9%).  As a result, Samsung SDI achieved a feat of surpassing the previous
   year’s record in accumulated earnings as of the third quarter. Such result is
   attributable to the Company’s qualitative growth strategy that prioritizes
   profitability, despite rises in raw material prices amid the global economic
   downturn and inflation.  □ Third quarter earnings results by Business The
   Company’s energy businesses posted KRW 4.83 trillion in the revenue, up by
   76.4% year-on-year and by 18.7% quarter-on-quarter. The operating profit it
   produced was KRW 484.8 billion, which is up 140.2% from a year earlier and
   98.0% from the second quarter, with the operating margin at 10.0%.  Huge
   improvement in the results of the Large-Sized Lithium-Ion Battery (LIB)
   Business stood out compared to the previous quarter. The Automotive Battery
   Business recorded an increased revenue and higher profitability by expanding
   the sales of high-value products such as P5 (Gen.5) amid solid demand for
   high-end electric vehicles. The ESS Business saw improved profitability as
   ASP was indexed with the price escalation of raw materials and the sales grew
   in Europe.  As for the Small-Sized LIB Business, the increased revenue was
   pushed by high-value products which resulted in improved profitability.
   Revenue growth of cylindrical batteries for electric vehicles (EV)
   applications and high-voltage power tools was the driver for the improved
   results.   The Electronic Materials (EM) Business saw a decline in both sales
   and profits compared to the previous quarter due to low end-product demand.
   The revenue posted was KRW 534 billion, a year-on-year 23.6% and a
   quarter-on-quarter 20.2% decrease, respectively. The operating profit was KRW
   81.1 billion, down by 52.8% from the same time last year and by 55.9% from
   the second quarter this year. Amid the difficult market situation with low
   end-product (i.e. TVs) demand that led to the lower revenue in polarizers,
   the EM Business maintained sound profitability secured by the initiation of
   OLED materials supply for new platforms and the revenue increase in
   semiconductor materials. □ Business outlook for the fourth quarterSamsung SDI
   expects to continue its growth into the fourth quarter.  The Large-Sized LIB
   Business is expected to expand its sales as the fourth quarter usually
   embraces the strong market demand.  The Automotive Battery Business is
   forecasting a sales increase driven by launch of new vehicle models with P5
   (Gen.5) built in as well as by such seasonal demand hike. The efforts to win
   projects for the next generation platforms – P6 (Gen. 6) and 46Φ batteries –
   will continue in the coming months. The sales of the ESS Business is expected
   to be higher with the expansion of utility sales in the US.  The Small-Sized
   LIB Business expects its sales to go up, propelled by sales expanding in
   cylindrical batteries for EV applications. Seeking long-term supply
   agreements for cylindrical batteries for power tools will play a role in
   minimizing the impact of slowing demand whereas new product application casts
   a positive outlook for pouch batteries for IT devices. In the fourth quarter,
   the EM Business is looking forward to expanding the sales focused on display
   materials. The sales of OLED materials is likely to grow with mass production
   initiated for new platforms and a similar scenario goes for semiconductor
   materials with solid sales thanks to major customers’ capacity ramp-ups. As
   for polarizers, the EM Business expects both the sales and profitability to
   improve quarter-over-quarter as there are multiple factors playing for the
   business such as launch of new TV models next year, development of high-value
   products, and potential supply of polarizers for OLED displays, as well as
   its ongoing strategy of diversifying its customer portfolio. □ ESG management
   activities Samsung SDI is proactively engaged in ESG management
   activities.  In September, the Company joined the RE100 initiative, a global
   voluntary initiative to replenish 100 percent of corporate electricity
   consumption with renewable energy by 2050. In early October, the Company
   declared environment-friendly management in a public announcement. It
   announced a package of strategies, including eight specific tasks under two
   themes - response to climate change and resource circularity.  As part of the
   efforts, the Company has decided to increase recovery of key resources, such
   as cobalt, nickel and lithium, through battery recycling, while replacing all
   of its corporate vehicles to zero-emission cars.   Besides the eight tasks,
   the Company will continue to discover and execute new projects to fulfill its
   ESG goals.  “The Company once again recorded the largest-ever earnings amid
   the persisting concerns over rising raw materials prices and languishing
   demand, thanks to the efforts made by Samsung SDI’s employees and
   executives,” said President and CEO YOONHO CHOI. “To realize the vision of
   becoming a Global Top Tier Company by 2030, the Company will accelerate
   efforts to achieve ‘super-gap technology competitiveness,’ ‘best quality,’
   and ‘profitable qualitative growth’ and fulfill corporate social
   responsibilities through eco-friendly management at the same time.” 
   
   
   
   SDI News Samsung SDI Declares Environment-Friendly Management ..
   
   Samsung SDI Declares Environment-Friendly ManagementCompany announces 8
   strategic tasks under 2 themes    □ Joins RE100, makes efforts to cut
   greenhouse gas emissions to tackle climate change □ Maximizes efforts to
   extend resource circularity to lead the eco-friendly ecosystem  □ CEO YOONHO
   CHOI emphasizes “Environment-friendly management is a necessary corporate
   social responsibility for future generations and key competitiveness of
   business”      Samsung SDI has declared environment-friendly management in a
   bid to join global efforts to overcome the climate crisis with awareness of
   the current crisis’ severity as a global eco-friendly energy and materials
   business.  Samsung SDI today announced a package of environmental management
   strategies, including eight specific tasks under two themes - response to
   climate change and resource circularity - with an aim to reach net zero
   carbon emissions by 2050.     Since inauguration of President and CEO YOONHO
   CHOI early this year, the company has set its vision for becoming a Global
   Top Tier Company by 2030, and announced ESG management as one of key
   strategies along with ‘super-gap technology competitiveness,’ ‘best quality,’
   and ‘profitable growth’ to realize the vision.  ① Efforts in response to
   climate change  □ Use renewable energy for all operations… Joins RE100
    Samsung SDI has decided to use renewable energy across all of its workplaces
   by 2050. The company’s operations in Hungary, China (Tianjin) and Malaysia
   will take the lead in increasing the proportion of renewable energy use.  The
   measures to expand renewable energy usage include purchasing renewable energy
   certificates, introducing Green Premium, signing power purchase agreements
   and installing photovoltaic power generation systems within
   workplaces.  Among others, Samsung SDI recently joined RE100.  RE100 is a
   voluntary initiative to replenish 100% of corporate electricity consumption
   with renewable energy, such as wind and solar power, by 2050. Multicultural
   non-profit organizations The Climate Group and Carbon Disclosure Project
   oversee the initiative. Companies with annual electricity demand of at least
   100GWh are eligible for the initiative.  * The Climate Group: Multicultural
   non-profit organization based in London* CDP(Carbon Disclosure Project):
   Non-profit organization that evaluates corporate responses to disclosure of
   information on greenhouse gas emissions and other energy issues  □ Reduce
   greenhouse gas emissions  For Samsung SDI, a major source of its direct
   carbon emissions is the liquefied natural gas (LNG) that is used for boiler
   and incineration facilities – for dry rooms during the battery manufacturing
   process and prevention of air pollution, respectively.  Samsung SDI plans to
   replace LNG-powered boilers with electric boilers and reduce the amount of
   dehumidifier steam used in dry rooms in order to cut emissions. Incineration
   facilities will be replaced with LNG-free absorption equipment.   The company
   also aims to lower the level of LNG consumption per 100 million won sales by
   recovering or recycling waste heat produced from manufacturing processes by
   2050.    □ Expand introduction of Product Carbon Footprint (PCF)  The
   European Union is expected to legislate a regulatory framework on batteries
   to reach its goals of net zero carbon emissions and sustainable batteries. If
   the regulation comes into effect, EU nations would mandate disclosure of
   carbon footprint of battery products and product ratings by emissions. This
   would ultimately regulate emissions.  In response to the expected policies,
   Samsung SDI plans to enhance internal capabilities to calculate product
   carbon footprint and reduce the total carbon emissions from the entire
   process of battery manufacturing from preparation to disposal in order to
   expand products with PCF labels.   * Carbon footprint: The total amount of
   carbon emissions generated from the entire lifecycle of a product from
   manufacturing, distribution, consumption to disposal □ Replace all corporate
   vehicles with zero-emission vehicles  Samsung SDI has decided to replace all
   of its corporate vehicles, including leased ones, with electric vehicles, and
   continue to expand charging infrastructure.  In 2019, the company adopted
   electric buses as commuter buses for its Giheung headquarters. It also
   established EV charging infrastructure at all domestic workplaces.  Last
   year, Samsung SDI joined K-EV 100, a project run by the Ministry of
   Environment to supply non-polluting vehicles.  * K-EV 100: A project by the
   Korean Ministry of Environment to have private companies switch to
   non-polluting vehicles by 2030   ② Maximize resource circularity for
   eco-friendly ecosystem □ Increase recovery of resources through battery
   recycling   Considering that the amount of used batteries would increase in
   line with a growing number of electric vehicles on the roads, Samsung SDI
   plans to focus efforts on minimizing the impact of waste batteries on the
   environment throughout the entire product lifecycle.   The company will
   continue to expand using recovered raw materials such as cobalt, nickel and
   lithium from disposed batteries through recycling.  In cooperation with its
   recycling partners in Korea, Samsung SDI currently extracts cobalt, nickel
   and lithium from scrap at its plants in Cheonan and Ulsan, and reuses them
   for battery manufacturing under a closed-loop system.  * Closed-loop: Scrap
   generated from manufacturing → recycling partners extract raw materials from
   scrap → precursors and cathode materials partners use the extracted materials
   → Samsung SDI uses recycled materials for battery manufacturing   This year,
   the company has implemented the closed-loop system at its Malaysia and
   Hungary plants this year, and plans to expand it to China and the United
   States by 2025.  In addition, Samsung SDI is already using professionally
   recycled battery materials from disposed batteries from electric vehicles,
   power tools and various IT devices, and will increase the proportion of those
   materials.  In May, the company launched Recycle Lab within its R&D
   organization to develop technologies to raise the recovery rate and to find
   new ways of retrieving eco-friendly materials.  Samsung SDI also plans to
   develop new recycling technologies through collaboration with partners and
   academia.  □ Minimize waste-to-landfill at workplaces  At manufacturing
   sites, disposed organic solvents, waste oil as well as general waste are
   generated altogether.  The company used to bury or burn off such waste in the
   past, but is considering plans to minimize the amount of waste generated at
   the workplaces.   It will separately discharge general waste, while sending
   specific industrial waste to recycling companies for reuse.  Samsung SDI has
   received a platinum level from global safety certification organization
   Underwriters Laboratories (UL) in recognition of exceeding 99.5% in waste
   recycling at its Giheung and Cheongju sites, and plans to have all sites
   receive the level by 2025.   □ Water conservation commitment  Samsung SDI has
   set an aim to reduce the aggregate amount of water used for all operations
   through sustainable management of water resources by 2050.  To minimize the
   impact on the environment, the company will improve supplies of water via
   cooling pumps and reuse consumed water from the battery manufacturing lines
   or rainwater.  □ Minimize use of disposable products  In order to fulfill
   social corporate responsibilities and join the efforts to reuse resources,
   Samsung SDI is striving to minimize the use of disposable and plastic
   products at all workplaces.  The company launched a campaign to refrain from
   using disposable products, and has a plan to reduce the amount of disposable
   and plastic products at all company stores by 2023.  □ CEO YOONHO CHOI says
   “Environment-friendly management is a necessary corporate social
   responsibility and key competitiveness of business”  Samsung SDI in January
   launched Environmental Management Task Force headed by Chief Financial
   Officer Kim Jong-sung to implement environment-friendly management
   strategies.  After the launch, a committee on sustainability management was
   created under the company’s Board of Directors. In February, ESG Strategy
   Group under the Planning Team was expanded to Corporate Sustainability
   Governance Office under the CFO.   In addition, CEO Choi regularly checks on
   the progress of the company’s shift towards environment-friendly management
   by holding consultative meetings every quarter.  Samsung SDI will make all of
   its environmental management activities transparent to its shareholders and
   stakeholders through continuous communication.  “Environment-friendly
   management is a necessary corporate social responsibility for future
   generations and key competitiveness of our business to become a Global Top
   Tier Company by 2030,” said President and CEO YOONHO CHOI.  Meanwhile,
   Samsung SDI has been publishing annual reports on sustainability as the first
   in the battery industry since 2003, which provide its stakeholders with
   information regarding ESG activities in a transparent manner.  As a result,
   Samsung SDI maintained its position on the Dow Jones Sustainability World
   Index for 17 times until last year, holding the record of being included in
   the list the most among Korean companies.  * DJSI World Index: Announced by
   S&P Dow Jones Index, the world’s largest financial information organization,
   it represents the top 10% of the world’s 2,500 largest companies in terms of
   ESG management 
   
   
   
   SDI News Samsung SDI makes greater push in European commercial vehi..
   
   Samsung SDI makes greater push in European commercial vehicle market Company
   showcases battery technologies at IAA 2022 in Hannover     □ Company
   participates in IAA as sole Korean battery maker  □ Customers pay attention
   to innovative battery materials, fast charging and solid battery
   technologies□ CV customers introduced to Samsung SDI’s exclusive
   battery module and pack technologies   Samsung SDI today announced the
   company unveiled its latest battery technologies for commercial vehicles for
   its major customers at IAA Transportation 2022 to be held in
   Hannover.     The company said it is taking part in the IAA 2022 at Hannover
   Exhibition Grounds from Sept. 20 through 25 in the German city to provide its
   commercial vehicle customers with a glimpse of its latest development of
   battery technologies and products.  The IAA, one of the world’s five biggest
   motor shows, is alternately held in Munich and Hannover. Samsung SDI has been
   participating in the annual show since 2013. Under the theme of “Heading
   Towards a New Horizon,” Samsung SDI held a private exhibition for customers,
   which highlighted the firm’s core competency in the areas of material
   development, quality management and mass production capability. The company
   also introduced its proprietary battery technologies and solutions for
   specialized for commercial vehicles.      Among others, Samsung SDI showcased
   P6 (the Gen.6 prismatic battery) featuring higher energy density, faster
   charging speed and longer cycle life with its innovative high-nickel NCA and
   proprietary silicone-carbon-nanocomposite material technologies. Also, the
   company unveiled its technology roadmap that included cobalt-free and
   all-solid battery technologies.  In particular, customers were introduced to
   Samsung SDI’s scalable module and pack technology specialized for commercial
   vehicles, whose energy, charging time and battery life can be tailored to
   customers’ specific needs.  For battery makers, electrification of commercial
   vehicles provides great opportunities for growth. On average, electric
   commercial vehicles (600~1000kWh) need 8 to 13 times more batteries than
   electric consumer vehicles (75~80kWh). According to a report by researcher
   Markets and Markets, the global market for electric commercial vehicles is
   projected to grow from 353,000 units in 2022 to 3.14 million units in 2030,
   registering an annual growth rate of 31.4 percent.  “Samsung SDI has made
   efforts to provide specialized battery solutions for commercial vehicles with
   differentiated technologies and best quality,” said Executive Vice President
   Michael Son in charge of strategic marketing for the Automotive and ESS
   Business at Samsung SDI. “The latest exhibition would provide chances to
   check out the company’s technological competitiveness, product quality and
   vision for a new era of electric vehicles.”
   
   
   
   SDI News Samsung SDI Announces Third Quarter 2022 Results Posts re..
   
   Samsung SDI Announces Third Quarter 2022 ResultsPosts record quarterly
   revenue, operating profit □ [Q3] Quarterly revenue of KRW 5.37 trillion,
   operating profit at KRW 565.9 billion- Energy businesses post 10% in
   operating margin- Accumulated earnings as of Q3 surpass 2021 figure □ [Q4]
   Electric vehicle battery sales to rise upon launches of new vehicles and
   seasonal demand hike   □ Third quarter earnings results Samsung SDI today
   reported financial results for the third quarter that ended September 30,
   2022.  The Company posted a record revenue of KRW 5.37 trillion and operating
   profit of KRW 565.9 billion. While both quarterly revenue and operating
   profit reported historical highs, it was the first time for the Company to
   exceed the 5 trillion mark in revenue and 500 billion in operating profit for
   a quarter. In addition, the Company’s Energy Business recorded a double-digit
   figure in operating margin.    From a year earlier, the quarterly revenue and
   operating profit grew by KRW 1.93 trillion (56.1%) and KRW 192.4 billion
   (51.5%), respectively. From a quarter earlier, the revenue expanded by KRW
   627.2 billion (13.2%), and the operating profit by KRW 136.9 billion
   (31.9%).  As a result, Samsung SDI achieved a feat of surpassing the previous
   year’s record in accumulated earnings as of the third quarter. Such result is
   attributable to the Company’s qualitative growth strategy that prioritizes
   profitability, despite rises in raw material prices amid the global economic
   downturn and inflation.  □ Third quarter earnings results by Business The
   Company’s energy businesses posted KRW 4.83 trillion in the revenue, up by
   76.4% year-on-year and by 18.7% quarter-on-quarter. The operating profit it
   produced was KRW 484.8 billion, which is up 140.2% from a year earlier and
   98.0% from the second quarter, with the operating margin at 10.0%.  Huge
   improvement in the results of the Large-Sized Lithium-Ion Battery (LIB)
   Business stood out compared to the previous quarter. The Automotive Battery
   Business recorded an increased revenue and higher profitability by expanding
   the sales of high-value products such as P5 (Gen.5) amid solid demand for
   high-end electric vehicles. The ESS Business saw improved profitability as
   ASP was indexed with the price escalation of raw materials and the sales grew
   in Europe.  As for the Small-Sized LIB Business, the increased revenue was
   pushed by high-value products which resulted in improved profitability.
   Revenue growth of cylindrical batteries for electric vehicles (EV)
   applications and high-voltage power tools was the driver for the improved
   results.   The Electronic Materials (EM) Business saw a decline in both sales
   and profits compared to the previous quarter due to low end-product demand.
   The revenue posted was KRW 534 billion, a year-on-year 23.6% and a
   quarter-on-quarter 20.2% decrease, respectively. The operating profit was KRW
   81.1 billion, down by 52.8% from the same time last year and by 55.9% from
   the second quarter this year. Amid the difficult market situation with low
   end-product (i.e. TVs) demand that led to the lower revenue in polarizers,
   the EM Business maintained sound profitability secured by the initiation of
   OLED materials supply for new platforms and the revenue increase in
   semiconductor materials. □ Business outlook for the fourth quarterSamsung SDI
   expects to continue its growth into the fourth quarter.  The Large-Sized LIB
   Business is expected to expand its sales as the fourth quarter usually
   embraces the strong market demand.  The Automotive Battery Business is
   forecasting a sales increase driven by launch of new vehicle models with P5
   (Gen.5) built in as well as by such seasonal demand hike. The efforts to win
   projects for the next generation platforms – P6 (Gen. 6) and 46Φ batteries –
   will continue in the coming months. The sales of the ESS Business is expected
   to be higher with the expansion of utility sales in the US.  The Small-Sized
   LIB Business expects its sales to go up, propelled by sales expanding in
   cylindrical batteries for EV applications. Seeking long-term supply
   agreements for cylindrical batteries for power tools will play a role in
   minimizing the impact of slowing demand whereas new product application casts
   a positive outlook for pouch batteries for IT devices. In the fourth quarter,
   the EM Business is looking forward to expanding the sales focused on display
   materials. The sales of OLED materials is likely to grow with mass production
   initiated for new platforms and a similar scenario goes for semiconductor
   materials with solid sales thanks to major customers’ capacity ramp-ups. As
   for polarizers, the EM Business expects both the sales and profitability to
   improve quarter-over-quarter as there are multiple factors playing for the
   business such as launch of new TV models next year, development of high-value
   products, and potential supply of polarizers for OLED displays, as well as
   its ongoing strategy of diversifying its customer portfolio. □ ESG management
   activities Samsung SDI is proactively engaged in ESG management
   activities.  In September, the Company joined the RE100 initiative, a global
   voluntary initiative to replenish 100 percent of corporate electricity
   consumption with renewable energy by 2050. In early October, the Company
   declared environment-friendly management in a public announcement. It
   announced a package of strategies, including eight specific tasks under two
   themes - response to climate change and resource circularity.  As part of the
   efforts, the Company has decided to increase recovery of key resources, such
   as cobalt, nickel and lithium, through battery recycling, while replacing all
   of its corporate vehicles to zero-emission cars.   Besides the eight tasks,
   the Company will continue to discover and execute new projects to fulfill its
   ESG goals.  “The Company once again recorded the largest-ever earnings amid
   the persisting concerns over rising raw materials prices and languishing
   demand, thanks to the efforts made by Samsung SDI’s employees and
   executives,” said President and CEO YOONHO CHOI. “To realize the vision of
   becoming a Global Top Tier Company by 2030, the Company will accelerate
   efforts to achieve ‘super-gap technology competitiveness,’ ‘best quality,’
   and ‘profitable qualitative growth’ and fulfill corporate social
   responsibilities through eco-friendly management at the same time.” 
   
   
   
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