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ALD reports full year 2019 results

ALD 
ALD reports full year 2019 results 
 
06-Feb-2020 / 07:30 CET/CEST 
Dissemination of a French Regulatory News, transmitted by EQS Group. 
The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. 
 
Press release 
Paris, 6 February 2020 
ANNUAL FINANCIAL INFORMATION 
ALD reports full year 2019 results* 
 
· CONSISTENTLY DELIVERING ON OPERATING AND FINANCIAL GUIDANCE 
 
· FUNDED FLEET SHOWING STRONG DYNAMICS AT +7.0% 
 
· RECORD LOW COST/INCOME RATIO (EXCL. CAR SALES RESULT) OF 49.0% 
 
· RESILIENT CAR SALES RESULT PER UNIT AT EUR 254 
 
· NET INCOME (GROUP SHARE) UP BY 1.5% AT EUR 564.2 MILLION 
 
· EPS[1] AT EUR 1.40 
 
· PROPOSED 2019 DIVIDEND OF EUR 0.63 PER SHARE UP FROM EUR 0.58 IN 2018 
 
            2019 Results highlights 
 
· Total Fleet 1.76 million vehicles managed worldwide at end Dec 19, 
including more than 150K electric and hybrid vehicles 
 
· Gross Operating Income at EUR 1,371.4 million, up 2.1% vs. 2018 
 
· Leasing Contract and Services Margins up 4.5% in a context of 
progressive repricing of diesel residual values 
 
· Car Sales Result per unit comfortably in upper part of EUR 100-300 
guidance; Car Sales Result at EUR 75.0 million 
 
· Operating Expenses growth contained at 2.8%, leading to further 
improvement in Cost/Income Ratio (excl. Car Sales Result) at 49.0%, in 
line with the c. 49% guidance and down from 49.8% in 2018 
 
· Net Income (Group share) at EUR 564.2 million in 2019, up 1.5% vs. 2018 
 
· Earnings per share[2]at EUR 1.40, vs. EUR 1.37 in 2018 
 
· Proposed dividend of EUR 0.63 per share, corresponding to a payout ratio 
of 45% 
 
· ROE[3] at 14.8% 
 
· Total Equity/Asset ratio at 15.7%, within 15-17% guidance range 
 
            Guidance for 2020 
 
· Total Fleet growth (organic) of 5 to 7% versus 2019, plus bolt-on 
acquisitions as opportunities arise 
 
· Car Sales Result per unit to average between EUR 100 and EUR 300 
 
· Cost/Income (excluding Car Sales Result) ratio to improve by at least 
0.5 percentage point 
 
· Payout ratio between 40 and 50% 
 
On 6 February 2020, Mike Masterson, ALD CEO, commenting on the FY 2019 Group 
            Results, stated: 
 
            "2019 was another year of strong commercial performance for ALD, 
 demonstrating the enduring strength of our business model and franchise. In 
   line with our objective to promote sustainable growth, we are leading the 
   market in the energy transition. The rebalancing of the powertrain mix of 
        our fleet has accelerated again in 2019. The quality of our services 
 continues to be recognised by our clients and our partners and is backed by 
the substantial resources we allocate to technology. This investment ensures 
we maintain our competitiveness and efficiency and enables us to develop new 
      digital tools and mobility services for our clients. Our operating and 
          financial achievements in 2019 demonstrate ALD's enduring focus on 
   consistent delivery of the guidance provided to the market and highlights 
   again the value of our best-in-class operating efficiency. I am confident 
    that 2020 will repeat this pattern and that we will continue to lead the 
  market. ALD will be providing an update on its business strategy during an 
            Investor Day to be organised later this year." 
 
Strong, sustainable fleet growth across regions 
 
    Funded fleet showed strong dynamics in 2019, growing +7.0% year on year. 
   Total Fleet reached 1.76 million vehicles at the end of December 2019, up 
  6.1% vs. the end of the previous year, including the contribution from the 
 acquisition of Stern Lease in the Netherlands. Total Fleet (organic) growth 
   reached 5.2%, inside the 5-7% guidance range provided at the start of the 
            year. 
 
  All geographical regions contributed to this performance. Total Fleet rose 
robustly in Europe, by 6.0% in Western Europe, 9.6% in Northern Europe, 5.7% 
   in Central & Eastern Europe, and by 4.4% in South America, Africa & Asia. 
 
   All client segments showed strong fleet growth in 2019. As illustrated by 
     the recent distribution agreements signed with Amazon, Polestar, Tesla, 
          Eroski, ALD's unique partnership model, now counting more than 160 
  agreements, continues to be a key differentiator with the competition. The 
 Group's sales via partnerships increased by 12.1%[4], strongly contributing 
to overall fleet growth. Direct sales (mostly to corporates) grew 3.0%4 year 
            on year. 
 
 In the course of 2019, ALD's private lease fleet passed the 150K target set 
for the year. Reaching 153K vehicles at end of 2019, this client segment was 
   up 36% vs. the end of 2018 and counted for 8.6% of Total Fleet. More than 
         half of this growth was sourced through our partnerships. Continued 
     development of this segment is expected to remain a key driver of Total 
            Fleet growth, supported by our state-of-the-art online platform. 
 
   ALD continues to lead the powertrain transition by encouraging clients to 
 switch out of diesel vehicles when it is relevant. This policy, implemented 
  from 2017 onwards, has been showing strong results: the share of diesel in 
 the deliveries of passenger cars has been on a steady downward path for the 
last three years, reaching 43% in Q4 19, well below the level of 72% seen in 
            Q4 16. 
 
With the EU-mandated CO2 emission targets for OEMs coming into force 2020 is 
        expected to be a landmark year for electric and hybrid vehicles. The 
   penetration of "green[5]" powertrains continues to rise: they represented 
13% of ALD's passenger car deliveries globally in 2019 (vs. 11% in 2018) and 
  close to 15% in Europe[6]. This share is expected to rise to more than 20% 
       in Europe in 2020. Within Total Fleet they represented more than 150K 
    vehicles at the end of 2019, rising by almost 50% over the year, for the 
            second year in a row. 
 
   ALD is well prepared to accompany this shift in demand thanks to its work 
  with reference players in the EV ecosystem, from car manufacturers such as 
 Tesla and Polestar to providers of charging infrastructure and support such 
            as Chargepoint, E.On and Enel. These partnerships complement the 
     EV-dedicated products developed by ALD for a comprehensive ALD Electric 
            offer, such as Switch and Carsharing. 
 
            ALD's global CSR strategy comprises four pillars: 
 
· ALD promotes sustainable mobility by encouraging the transition towards 
low emission vehicles, new types of usage (car sharing, ride sharing, 
flexible lease) and safer driving. 
 
· ALD behaves as a responsible employer: well-being at work and diversity 
are seen as key to people development and sustainable corporate 
performance. 
 
· Responsible business culture and practices are embedded in ALD's 
operations. ALD selects its partners and suppliers with attention, 
applying the highest ethical standards, and closely monitors customer 
satisfaction. 
 
· ALD acts for carbon neutrality in its operations, aiming to reduce 
greenhouse gas emissions per occupant by 25% in 2020 compared to the 2014 
baseline. 
 
 Rewarding this strategy, Ecovadis has given ALD a "Gold" rating, putting it 
         in the top 4% of assessed companies and recognising respect for the 
   environment, work practices, ethics and the supply chain. Similarly, MSCI 
            ESG ratings puts ALD in its top 3rd. 
 
Solid operating and financial results, in line with guidance 
 
  ALD's Gross Operating Income rose to EUR 1,371.4 million7 in 2019, up 2.1% 
   vs. 2018. Q4 19 Gross Operating Income reached EUR 342.6 million, up 1.4% 
            vs. Q4 18. 
 
Leasing Contract Margin rose to EUR 664.1 million and Services Margin to EUR 
  632.3 million in 2019[7], up 6.5% and 2.5% respectively vs. 2018. In Q4 19 
    Leasing Contract Margin stood at EUR 166.2 million, up 5.3% and Services 
            Margin at EUR 166.0 million, up 1.8%. 
 
The contribution to Gross Operating Income from Car Sales Result reached EUR 
75.0 million7 in 2019, down from EUR 102.5 million in the previous year, but 
  in line with expectations. In Q4 19 Car Sales Result was EUR 10.5 million, 
            vs. EUR 17.1 million in Q4 18. 
 
Average sales margin for the year on used vehicles[8] came in at EUR 254 per 
   unit, down from EUR 362 in 2018, but comfortably in the upper part of the 
EUR 100 to 300 guidance provided at the start of the year. The Q4 19 average 
was EUR 135, down from EUR 285 recorded in the previous quarter, principally 
            due to seasonal factors affecting Q4. 
 
  The number of used cars sold8 in Q4 19 was 77K bringing the total for 2019 
          to 296K, up 4.5% vs. 283K in 2018. The proportion of cars sold via 
   electronic platforms8 remained well above 60% of total cars sold in 2019. 
  Second lease, where a car coming off-lease is re-leased to a new customer, 
    saw a strong development and this trend is expected to continue in 2020. 
 
     Total Operating Expenses increased by just EUR 17.4million to EUR 635.0 
      million7, while Leasing contract and Services margins were up EUR 55.9 
    million, illustrating the strong incremental operating leverage of ALD's 
  business model. Spending linked to IT projects continues to represent more 
than 20% of total Operating expenses which is reflected in the EUR 8 million 
   increase in Depreciation and amortisation recorded in 2019 when excluding 
         the impact of IFRS 16[9]. The EUR 2 million decrease in General and 
 Administrative expenses illustrates the cost discipline embedded throughout 
            the organisation. 
 
    The continued control of Operating Expenses led to an improvement in the 
 Cost/Income (excluding Car Sales Result) ratio to 49.0% in 2019, from 49.8% 
in 2018 and 51.2% in 2017, reaching the c. 49% objective set at the start of 
            the year. 
 
  Impairment charges on receivables reached EUR 45.0 million7, rising by EUR 
7.2 million vs. 2018 from the EUR 37.8 million recorded in 2018. The cost of 
   risk[10] nevertheless remained contained at 22 bps in 2019, vs. 21 bps in 
            2018. 
 
    Income tax expense was EUR 122.2 million in 2019, down slightly from EUR 
126.8 million. The effective tax rate of 17.6% for 2019 continued to benefit 
 from the favourable impact of the Italian Stability Law, which stood at EUR 
            49.6 million for the year, close to the 2018 amount. 
 
   ALD recorded Net Income (Group Share) of EUR 564.2 in 20197, up 1.5% from 
 EUR 555.6 million in 2018, supported by the Group's strong fleet growth and 
 improved operating efficiency. Q4 19 Net Income (Group Share) was EUR 137.4 
            million, down 2.0% vs. Q4 18. 
 
    Earning Assets rose 10.9% at the end of 2019 vs. the end of the previous 
 year, reaching EUR 21.1 billion, underpinned by funded fleet growth, and an 
    evolving vehicle mix towards higher value models (SUV, EV) and countries 
            with higher prices. 
 
         Equity reinvestments in long-term deposits decreased by EUR 132, as 
 amortising deposits with Societe Generale continue to run off. Other assets 
   increased to EUR 3,164 million from EUR 2,818 million at end 2018, mainly 
            reflecting the impact of IFRS16. 
 
Total funding at the end of 2019 stood at EUR 18.4 billion (up from EUR 16.8 
    billion at the end of 2018) of which 68% consisted of loans from Societe 
    Generale. Over the course of 2019, ALD raised EUR 500m of new funding on 
 public markets via its EMTN bond programme and EUR 250m from the EIB within 
the framework of the Cleaner Transport Facility (CTF) programme. The Group's 
     strong long-term ratings from Fitch Ratings (A-) and S&P Global Ratings 
            (BBB+) remained unchanged over the period, with stable outlooks. 
 
 The Group's Total Equity to Total Assets ratio stood at 15.7% at the end of 
            2019, down slightly from 15.8% vs. end 2018. 
 
      The Return on Average Earning Assets[11] in 2019 was 2.8% (vs. 3.1% in 
  2018), while ALD's ROE9 came in at 14.8% (vs. 15.9% in the previous year). 
 
  Earnings Per Share[12] for 2019 amounts to EUR 1.40, vs. EUR 1.37 in 2018. 
     The Board of Directors has decided to propose to the General Meeting of 
Shareholders to distribute a dividend of EUR 0.63 per share (vs. EUR 0.58 in 
2018) in respect of the 2019 financial year, corresponding to a payout ratio 
       of 45.0% (up from 42.0% last year). Conditional on this approval, the 
           dividend will be detached on 29 May 2020 and paid on 3 June 2020. 
 
Key strategic initiatives & operational developments 
 
ALD selected by Tesla as preferred operational leasing provider in Europe 
 
       In 2020, ALD became Tesla's preferred operational leasing provider in 
 Europe. ALD will offer drivers' leases across all Tesla models available in 
       Europe and work with SMEs and private individuals with a full service 
            leasing offer across 17 countries. 
 
   This development further strengthens ALD's ability to provide its clients 
      with access to a broad range of electric vehicles under a full service 
       lease. It also demonstrates both the relevance and the value of ALD's 
       digital capabilities achieved through a permanent focus on delivering 
            best-in-class leasing services to customers. 
 
Launch of a digital leasing offering with Polestar 
 
Early February 2020, ALD together with its partner Polestar, the new Swedish 
electric performance vehicle brand, launched a fully digital online solution 
to support the Polestar 2, the company's latest model. This platform targets 
       both corporate and private customers and provides a seamless customer 
      journey between Polestar and ALD ecosystems, from configuration of the 
            vehicle to credit assessment and e-signing of the contract. 
 
   This partnership broadens ALD's electric vehicle range and contributes to 
   the development of innovative mobility offerings for customers in Europe. 
 
ALD Demain 
 
         In February 2020, ALD France announced the launch of the ALD Demain 
  programme, aimed at combining ALD France and Parcours to consolidate ALD's 
 leading position on the French market. A new and unified offer will be made 
  available throughout the French network, improving customer experience and 
            bringing significant efficiency gains in the medium term. 
 
Sale of ALD Fortune Auto Leasing & Renting in China 
 
In January 2020, ALD completed the PRC governmental registration formalities 
     in connection with the sale of its 50% equity stake in ALD Fortune Auto 
    Leasing & Renting (Shanghai) Co. Ltd. in China, alongside the 50% equity 
 stake held by its joint venture partner, Hwabao Fortune Investment Company. 
 This took place after the issuance of a new business license in the name of 
     the buyer, Nanjing Lingxing Automotive Service Co. Ltd. on 19th January 
            2020. 
 
 ALD awaits the receipt of the proceeds of the sale from the Shanghai United 
      Assets & Equity Exchange platform to close the transaction and this is 
expected to occur mid-February following the recent extension of the Chinese 
            New Year holidays in Shanghai till 9th February 2020. 
 
Conference call for investors and analysts 
 
         Date: 6 February 2020, at 10.00 am Paris time - 9.00 am London time 
 
 Speakers: Mike Masterson, CEO, Tim Albertsen, Deputy CEO and Gilles Momper, 
            CFO 
 
            Connection details: 
 
            * Webcast [1] 
 
            * Conf call: +331 70 37 71 66 Password: ALD 
 
2020 Agenda 
 
            6 May 2020 Trading update and Q1 results 
 
            20 May 2020 General assembly of shareholders 
 
            3 August 2020 Q2 and H1 2019 results 
 
            5 November 2020 Trading update and Q3 results 
 
Press contact 
 
Stephanie Jonville 
 
ALD Communication Department 
 
Tel.: +33 (0)6 46 14 81 90 
 
stephanie.jonville@aldautomotive.com 
 
About 
 
ALD 
 
 ALD is a global leader in mobility solutions providing full service leasing 
 and fleet management services across 43 countries to a client base of large 
    corporates, SMEs, professionals and private individuals. A leader in its 
     industry, ALD places sustainable mobility at the heart of its strategy, 
 delivering innovative mobility solutions and technology-enabled services to 
            its clients, helping them focus on their everyday business. 
 
With 6 500 employees around the globe, ALD manages 1.76 million vehicles (at 
            end-December 2019). 
 
       ALD is listed on Compartment A of Euronext Paris (ISIN: FR0013258662; 
 Ticker: ALD) and is included in the SBF120 index. Société Générale is ALD's 
            majority shareholder. 
 
   This document contains forward-looking statements relating to the targets 
and strategies of ALD SA (the "Company") and its subsidiaries (together with 
  the Company, the "Group"). These forward-looking statements are based on a 
         series of assumptions, both general and specific, in particular the 
    application of accounting principles and methods in accordance with IFRS 
    (International Financial Reporting Standards) as adopted in the European 
       Union. These forward-looking statements have also been developed from 
     scenarios based on a number of economic assumptions in the context of a 
 given competitive and regulatory environment. The Group may be unable to: - 
   anticipate all the risks, uncertainties or other factors likely to affect 
   its business and to appraise their potential consequences; - evaluate the 
    extent to which the occurrence of a risk or a combination of risks could 
       cause actual results to differ materially from those provided in this 
      document and the related presentation. Therefore, although the Company 
   believes that these statements are based on reasonable assumptions, these 
 forward-looking statements are subject to numerous risks and uncertainties, 
    including matters not yet known to it or its management or not currently 
  considered material, and there can be no assurance that anticipated events 
        will occur or that the objectives set out will actually be achieved. 
 Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from 
    the results anticipated in the forward-looking statements include, among 
      others, overall trends in general economic activity and in the Group's 
 markets in particular, regulatory changes, and the success of the Company's 
strategic, operating and financial initiatives. More detailed information on 
the potential risks that could affect the Company's financial results can be 
   found in the Registration Document and in the Last Financial Report filed 
   with the French Autorité des Marchés Financiers. Investors are advised to 
      take into account factors of uncertainty and risk likely to impact the 
  operations of the Group when considering the information contained in such 
   forward-looking statements. Other than as required by applicable law, the 
           Company does not undertake any obligation to update or revise any 
  forward-looking information or statements. Unless otherwise specified, the 
    sources for the business rankings and market positions are internal. The 
    financial information presented for the year ending 31 December 2019 was 
reviewed by the Company's Board of Directors on 5 February 2020 and has been 
       prepared in accordance with IFRS as adopted in the European Union and 
            applicable at this date. 
 
      Appendix 
 
    Consolidated 
income statement 
in EUR million   Q4 2019 Q4 2018   Var. %   FY     FY    Var. % 
                                  Q4 '19/  2019   2018  FY '19/ 
                                    '18                   '18 
Leasing Contract                           4,501 4,170.    +7.9% 
Revenues                                      .7      6 
Leasing Contract                           (3,55 (3,332    +6.8% 
Costs -                                     9.5)    .0) 
Depreciation 
Leasing Contract                           (294. (234.1   +26.0% 
Costs -                                       8)      ) 
Financing 
Unrealised                                  16.7   19.4  (14.0%) 
Gains/Losses on 
Financial 
Instruments 
Leasing Contract   166.2    157.8    +5.3% 664.1  623.8    +6.5% 
Margin 
Services                                   2,178 1,987.    +9.6% 
Revenues                                      .4      2 
Cost of Services                           (1,54 (1,370   +12.8% 
Revenues                                    6.1)    .6) 
Services Margin    166.0    163.0    +1.8% 632.3  616.7    +2.5% 
Leasing Contract   332.1    320.8    +3.5% 1,296 1,240.    +4.5% 
and Services                                  .4      5 
Margins 
Proceeds of Cars                           3,097 2,814.   +10.1% 
Sold                                          .4      3 
Cost of Cars                               (3,02 (2,711   +11.5% 
Sold                                        2.4)    .9) 
Car Sales Result    10.5     17.1  (38.6%)  75.0  102.5  (26.8%) 
GROSS OPERATING    342.6    337.8    +1.4% 1,371 1,343.    +2.1% 
INCOME                                        .4      0 
Staff Expenses                             (409. (397.2    +3.0% 
                                              3)      ) 
General and                                (166. (189.2  (11.8%) 
Administrative                                9)      ) 
Expenses 
Depreciation and                           (58.8 (31.2)   +88.7% 
Amortisation                                   ) 
Total Operating  (159.4)  (155.9)    +2.2% (635. (617.6    +2.8% 
Expenses                                      0)      ) 
Cost/Income        48.0%    48.6%          49.0%  49.8% 
ratio (excl CSR) 
Impairment        (12.5)   (11.1)   +12.6% (45.0 (37.8)   +19.0% 
Charges on                                     ) 
Receivables 
OPERATING RESULT   170.7    170.8   (0.1%) 691.4  687.6    +0.6% 
Share of Profit      0.5      0.4    +8.8%   1.8    1.5   +20.9% 
of Associates 
and Jointly 
Controlled 
Entities 
Profit Before      171.2    171.2   (0.0%) 693.2  689.1    +0.6% 
Tax 
Income Tax        (31.3)   (29.2)    +7.5% (122. (126.8   (3.7%) 
Expense                                       2)      ) 
Profit for the     139.8    142.1   (1.6%) 571.0  562.2    +1.6% 
Period 
Net Income         137.4    140.2   (2.0%) 564.2  555.6    +1.5% 
(Group share) 
Non-Controlling      2.4      1.9   +29.0%   6.8    6.6    +3.5% 
Interests 
 
Return on                                   2.8%   3.1% 
Average Earning 
Assets2 
Return on                                  14.8%  15.9% 
Equity2 
 
            Total Fleet and selected balance sheet figures 
 
In EUR million                     Dec-19 Dec-18 Var % FY'19/ 
                                                 '18 
Total Fleet ('000 vehicles)        1,765  1,663       6.1% 
 
Earning assets                     21,183 19,101      10.9% 
o/w Rental fleet                   20,337 18,424      10.4% 
o/w Financial lease receivables     846    678        24.9% 
Long term invt. - Equity            469    602       -22.0% 
Reinvestment 
Cash & Cash deposits                156    159        -2.1% 
Intangibles (incl. goodwill)        616    575        7.2% 
Other                              3,164  2,818       12.3% 
Total Assets                       25,588 23,254      10.0% 
Shareholders' equity               3,993  3,634       9.9% 
Minority interest                    36     34        4.8% 
Financial debt                     18,395 16,831      9.3% 
Other liabilities                  3,164  2,755       14.8% 
Total liabilities and equity       25,588 23,254      10.0% 
 
Total Equity on Total Assets        15.7%  15.8% 
 
1 ALD's Q4 19, and FY 19 results are currently under review by ALD's 
Statutory Auditors. 
 
2 Annualised ratio: in the numerator quarterly figure multiplied by 4 or 
half-year figure multiplied by 2 or annual figure. In the denominator the 
arithmetic average of Earning Assets or Equity attributable to owners of the 
parent at the beginning and end of the period 
 
3 Financial Debt: defined as Borrowings from Financial institutions, Bonds 
and Notes issued 
 
=--------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
 
*The Group's unaudited consolidated results as at 31 December 2019 were 
examined by the Board of Directors, chaired by Philippe Heim, on 5 February 
2020. The audit procedures carried out by the Statutory Auditors on the 
consolidated financial statements are in progress. 
 
[1] Diluted Earnings per share, calculated according to IAS33. Basic EPS for 
2019 at EUR 1.40 
 
[2] Diluted Earnings per share, calculated according to IAS33. Basic EPS for 
2019 at EUR 1.40 
 
[3] ROE: Return on Equity | See definition note 2, page 11 
 
[4] In numbers of vehicles 
 
[5] "Green" vehicles: Electric vehicles, Plug-in hybrids, Hybrids 
 
[6] European Economic Area, UK and Switzerland 
 
[7] Including Stern Lease from June 2019 
 
[8] Management information 
 
[9] EUR 20 million rent expense previously classified as General and 
administrative expenses now reported within Depreciation and amortisation 
 
[10] Cost of risk: Annualised ratio, using the Impairment Charges on 
Receivables divided by the arithmetic average of Earning Assets at the 
beginning and end of the period. 
 
[11] See definition note 2, page 11 
 
[12] Diluted Earnings per share, calculated according to IAS33. Basic EPS 
for 2019 at EUR 1.40 
 
Regulatory filing PDF file 
 
Document title: ALD reports full year 2019 results 
Document: http://n.eqs.com/c/fncls.ssp?u=GLYNWGASFQ [2] 
 
Language:        English 
Company:         ALD 
                 1 Rue Eugène et Armand Peugeot 
                 92500 Rueil-Malmaison 
                 France 
Internet:        https://www.aldautomotive.com/ 
ISIN:            FR0013258662 
Euronext Ticker: ALD 
AMF Category:    Inside information / News release on accounts, results 
EQS News ID:     969191 
 
End of Announcement EQS News Service 
 
969191 06-Feb-2020 CET/CEST 
 
 
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