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Norfolk Southern (NSC) FY Conference Transcript
2025-05-20 16:00
Norfolk Southern (NSC) FY Conference Summary Company Overview - **Company**: Norfolk Southern Corporation (NSC) - **Date of Conference**: May 20, 2025 Key Points and Arguments Operational Performance - NSC has made significant progress in operational metrics, including network fluidity and service product quality, leading to improved productivity across the P&L [2][4] - The company demonstrated resilience during the first quarter, effectively managing 18 winter storms and recovering operations quickly [3] - Labor productivity, fuel efficiency, and purchase service costs have shown improvement, contributing to operational momentum [4] Financial Goals and Projections - NSC aims for $150 million in productivity savings and cost reductions in 2025, with a target of 3% revenue growth despite macroeconomic uncertainties [5][6] - The company anticipates a 150 basis points improvement in the operating ratio (OR) [6] Volume Trends - Volumes are tracking up approximately 6% quarter-to-date in Q2, with coal and auto segments performing better than expected [7][8] - Intermodal volumes remain steady, with international volumes holding strong despite concerns about a potential import cliff [9][12] Coal Market Insights - The coal segment is experiencing a replenishment of stockpiles due to winter recovery and summer electricity demand, although export coal prices remain depressed [14][16] - The company expects low single-digit declines in coal revenue per unit (RPU) due to pricing pressures [17][19] Intermodal and East Coast Operations - NSC is well-positioned to handle shifts in volume from West Coast to East Coast ports, benefiting from strong partnerships and population density on the East Coast [21][22] - The company is prepared for a return to normal equilibrium in port volumes, which could enhance operational efficiency [21] Revenue Growth and Pricing Strategy - The 3% revenue growth target is primarily driven by volume, with flat yields expected due to commodity mix challenges [24][26] - The company has seen a slight increase in yields excluding fuel, marking the first increase after six quarters of declines [37] Cost Management and Productivity - NSC has achieved strong labor productivity, with headcount down while volumes increase, indicating effective cost management [48][49] - The company is focused on reducing purchase service costs, which have shown a year-over-year decline [58] Inflation and Compensation - A 4% wage increase for union employees is expected to impact compensation costs significantly [63] - The company is managing inflation risks primarily in compensation and benefits, with ongoing efforts to enhance productivity to offset wage increases [63] Capital Expenditure and Cash Flow - NSC has reduced its capital expenditure guidance for 2024 from $2.4 billion to $2.2 billion, focusing on infrastructure and safety [64][65] - The potential for 100% bonus depreciation could provide significant cash flow benefits [66] Industry Outlook and Mergers - Discussions around potential mergers in the rail industry are ongoing, but NSC remains focused on enhancing service quality and operational efficiency rather than pursuing mergers at this time [68][70] Additional Important Insights - The company is committed to maintaining a sub-60% operating ratio in the long term, although the timeline for achieving this may be extended due to market conditions [32][33] - NSC is actively working on technology improvements to rationalize spending and enhance operational efficiency [61] This summary encapsulates the key insights and strategic directions discussed during the Norfolk Southern FY Conference, highlighting the company's operational resilience, financial goals, and market positioning.
ALX Oncology Holdings (ALXO) Update / Briefing Transcript
2025-05-20 16:00
Summary of ALX Oncology Holdings (ALXO) Conference Call Company Overview - **Company**: ALX Oncology Holdings (ALXO) - **Focus**: Development of ALX2004, a differentiated antibody-drug conjugate (ADC) targeting EGFR Key Points and Arguments Industry and Product Development - **ADC Focus**: ALX2004 is designed to maximize therapeutic window and overcome historical toxicity challenges associated with EGFR-targeted ADCs [5][6][10] - **Clinical Pipeline**: The company is advancing its ADC in combination with anti-cancer antibodies, specifically targeting breast and colorectal cancers [4][5] - **IND Clearance**: ALX2004 has received Investigational New Drug (IND) clearance, with plans to launch a Phase I trial in mid-2025 [5][7] Scientific Rationale - **Payload and Linker Design**: ALX2004 utilizes a proprietary topoisomerase one inhibitor payload, designed to minimize off-target toxicity while maximizing tumor cell killing [17][20] - **Immunogenic Cell Death**: The payload triggers immunogenic cell death, potentially enhancing long-term tumor control through adaptive immune response [18][28] - **Optimized Antibody**: The antibody component is designed to block EGFR signaling and bind to a unique epitope, potentially overcoming resistance to existing therapies [30][32] Clinical Development Plans - **Phase I Study**: The study will focus on four tumor types: head and neck squamous cell carcinoma, colorectal cancer, non-small cell lung cancer, and esophageal squamous cell carcinoma, targeting patients with relapsed or refractory disease [40][41] - **Safety and Efficacy Goals**: Initial safety data is expected in the first half of 2026, with an emphasis on establishing a recommended dosing schema [42][43] Competitive Landscape - **Market Positioning**: ALX Oncology aims to be a leader in the ADC space targeting EGFR, which currently lacks an approved drug [43][85] - **Comparison with Competitors**: The company is aware of other ADCs in development, such as MRG003, but believes its optimized design gives it a competitive edge [85] Additional Important Insights - **Preclinical Data**: Robust preclinical data supports the efficacy and safety profile of ALX2004, with encouraging results in various tumor models [14][34] - **Toxicity Management**: The design aims to avoid common toxicities seen in previous EGFR-targeted ADCs, such as skin toxicity and interstitial lung disease [14][72] - **Funding and Capital Allocation**: The company has sufficient cash to fund its ongoing studies into 2024, with plans to explore additional capital options as needed [51][52] This summary encapsulates the critical aspects of ALX Oncology's conference call, highlighting the company's strategic focus on developing ALX2004 and its potential impact on the oncology market.
Fiserv (FI) FY Conference Transcript
2025-05-20 15:57
Fiserv (FI) FY Conference May 20, 2025 10:55 AM ET Speaker0 Alright. Welcome back everybody. And, very pleased to have Bob Howe, CFO, and Takis Gerokopoulos, chief operating officer, both from Fiserv. Thank you so much for being here, gentlemen. Absolutely. Speaker1 Thanks for Speaker0 having us. Bob's gonna give a a some brief prepared remarks before we jump into our fireside chat. Speaker1 Yeah. So, thanks, Ramsey. Appreciate, the opportunity, and thanks for hosting us. I wanted to to kick off a little bi ...
Exelixis (EXEL) 2025 Conference Transcript
2025-05-20 15:32
Exelixis (EXEL) Conference Call Summary Company Overview - Exelixis is positioned well with a strong focus on its lead product, Cabo (cabozantinib), and its pipeline, including Zanza (zanzalutinib) [2][3] - The company emphasizes running operations like a business rather than a typical biotech, focusing on expense management and strategic investments [3][4] Key Products and Pipeline Cabo (Cabozantinib) - Cabo continues to perform strongly in the renal cell carcinoma (RCC) market, driving revenue and enabling further investments in the pipeline [6][8] - The company reported a strong quarter, raising guidance based on Cabo's performance and market share growth [9][10] - Cabo is described as the "gas of the Exelixis engine," fueling investments in Zanza and share buybacks [8][9] - The company has seen a 4-point increase in market share, attributed to strong demand and physician preference [15] Zanza (Zanzalutinib) - Zanza is designed to have a shorter half-life (approximately 23 hours) compared to Cabo (around 100 hours), improving clinical management and tolerability for patients [28][29] - The company aims for Zanza to capture a significant share of the $5 billion market opportunity, particularly in areas of high unmet need [31][32] - Six pivotal studies are ongoing for Zanza, targeting various cancer types, including colorectal cancer and head and neck cancers [31][34] Financial Performance and Projections - Cabo is projected to grow into a $3 billion franchise by 2030, with new indications like neuroendocrine tumors contributing to this growth [23][24] - The neuroendocrine tumor market is estimated to be around $1 billion, with the potential for significant revenue generation [23][24] - The company is focused on capital-efficient investments and collaborations to support Zanza's development [35][40] Market Dynamics and Competitive Positioning - Exelixis emphasizes the importance of data and a strong commercial team in gaining market share and establishing standards of care [10][12] - The company has a unique advantage with a high level of familiarity among prescribers for Cabo, which aids in the launch of new indications [19][20] - Exelixis aims to differentiate itself from competitors by focusing on high-quality assets and avoiding "me-too" products [41][42] Upcoming Events and Strategic Focus - The company is preparing for pivotal readouts in colorectal cancer and non-clear cell RCC, which are critical for derisking Zanza's development [34] - Exelixis is committed to establishing new standards of care in oncology, with a focus on patient outcomes and shareholder value [4][5] Conclusion - Exelixis is in a strong position with Cabo driving current success and Zanza poised for future growth. The company’s strategic focus on data-driven decision-making and capital-efficient investments is expected to enhance its competitive edge in the oncology market [3][4][5][8][9]
COMPASS Pathways (CMPS) 2025 Conference Transcript
2025-05-20 15:30
Summary of COMPASS Pathways (CMPS) Conference Call Company Overview - **Company**: COMPASS Pathways (CMPS) - **Focus**: Development of psilocybin therapy for treatment-resistant depression (TRD) and PTSD Key Points Trial Design and Patient Enrollment - The ongoing trial, COMP-five, involves a single dose of 25 mg of COM360 compared to a placebo, with primary endpoint data expected next month at six weeks [2][13] - The trial design is consistent with Phase 2b, with a slight increase in patients with prior psychedelic experience [3][5] - Enrollment challenges were addressed by utilizing third-party vendors to gather necessary medical and pharmacy records, significantly shortening recruitment time [7][10] - The study is 100% U.S.-based, which has presented unique challenges compared to previous international trials [9][10] Efficacy Expectations - A clinically meaningful difference of at least 3 points on the MADRS scale at six weeks is anticipated for the TRD population [13][14] - The only marketed pharmacologic treatment for TRD currently is esketamine, which shows a similar efficacy range [14] Safety Profile - The Data Safety Monitoring Board (DSMB) has not raised any concerns regarding safety or protocol changes [17][21] - The population studied has a high risk of suicidality, with 70% having a history of suicidal ideation [20] - A black box warning for suicidality is expected, similar to other antidepressants, but the nature of psilocybin's rapid action may differ from traditional treatments [22][23] Durability of Treatment - Recent data indicates a time to depressive event of 92 days for the 25 mg dose, suggesting significant durability [26][28] - The study is also examining longer-term durability and effective retreatment strategies [30] Regulatory and Commercial Strategy - The company is preparing for a commercial launch by establishing collaborations with mental health care providers and developing reimbursement frameworks [39][41] - The infrastructure for delivering interventional psychiatry has significantly improved since the launch of SPRAVATO, providing confidence for the launch of COM360 [43][44] Workforce Considerations - The FDA does not regulate therapy, allowing for a broader range of healthcare providers to administer psilocybin treatments, which could include nurses and licensed social workers [46][48] Future Directions - COMPASS is designing a robust late-stage study for PTSD, building on promising efficacy signals from earlier studies [50][51] - There is a recognition of the high comorbidity between PTSD and TRD, which may facilitate treatment pathways [52] Additional Insights - The company is committed to maintaining trial blinding and has implemented strategies to ensure data integrity [31][32] - The evolving regulatory landscape may provide opportunities for faster patient access to psilocybin treatments [36] This summary encapsulates the critical aspects of the COMPASS Pathways conference call, highlighting the company's focus on psilocybin therapy for mental health conditions, trial progress, safety considerations, and commercial strategies.
Outset Medical (OM) 2025 Conference Transcript
2025-05-20 15:30
Outset Medical (OM) Q1 2025 Conference Call Summary Company Overview - **Company**: Outset Medical (OM) - **Industry**: Medical Devices, specifically focused on dialysis solutions Key Points and Arguments Financial Performance - **Q1 Revenue**: Achieved a 7% upside surprise on revenue, marking the first year-over-year increase in five quarters [3] - **Console Growth**: Console revenue grew approximately 23% sequentially, the first increase in six quarters [3] - **Recurring Revenue**: Strong double-digit growth in recurring revenues, which include consumables and service offerings [4] - **Gross Margin**: Reported gross margin of 37.6%, with expectations to exit the year at around 40% [4][46] Commercial Transformation - **Sales Transformation**: A comprehensive commercial transformation initiated about 18 months ago is showing positive results, with Q1 serving as a proof point [5][38] - **Sales Process Improvements**: New sales processes and leadership have improved the sales pipeline and closing rates [14][15] Market Demand and Value Proposition - **Demand for Tableau**: Strong demand exists for Tableau, which saves hospitals money by allowing them to insource dialysis services [7][8] - **Cost Savings**: Hospitals can see payback on Tableau investments within a year, with significant cost savings compared to outsourcing [22][24] Pipeline and Growth Metrics - **Pipeline Health**: The company is pleased with the composition and growth of its sales pipeline, which has seen growth in both Q4 and Q1 [12] - **Installed Base**: The current installed base is expected to generate approximately $500 million in recurring revenues over the coming years [30] Operational Insights - **Field Service Team**: Investments are being made in the field service engineering team to enhance customer satisfaction, which currently stands at over 90% [35] - **Remote Diagnostics**: Investments in remote repair and diagnostics are expected to improve service efficiency [36] Guidance and Future Outlook - **Conservative Guidance**: Despite a strong Q1, the company has chosen not to raise its guidance, opting for a conservative approach [39][41] - **Long-term Goals**: Aiming for adjusted EBITDA positivity at less than $200 million in sales, with a focus on achieving 50% gross margins [52][53] Market Penetration - **Acute Market Penetration**: Currently about 10% penetrated in the acute market, with significant room for growth [67] - **Home Market**: Only 1,500 consoles sold into the home market against a potential 600,000 chronic patients, indicating early-stage market penetration [68] Strategic Focus - **US Market Focus**: The company is primarily focused on the US market, which has a total addressable market (TAM) of $11 billion [62] - **Potential Partnerships**: While open to partnerships, the current strategy emphasizes capitalizing on existing market opportunities [64] Additional Important Insights - **Clinical Benefits**: Insourcing with Tableau has led to significant clinical improvements, including a 75% reduction in infection rates in some hospitals [25] - **Customer Engagement**: A large reference account list is available to assist prospects in decision-making [26] This summary encapsulates the key insights from the Outset Medical Q1 2025 conference call, highlighting the company's financial performance, market strategies, and future outlook.
Carrier Global (CARR) FY Conference Transcript
2025-05-20 15:25
Summary of Carrier Corporation's Investor Day Conference Company Overview - **Company**: Carrier Corporation - **Event**: Investor Day Conference - **Date**: Recent (specific date not provided) Key Industry Insights - **Market Growth**: Carrier aims for organic growth of 6% to 8% annually, although they grew only 4% in the previous year [2][90] - **Market Conditions**: The company is optimistic about recovery in Europe and China, particularly in residential markets, which have seen declines of 20% but are expected to stabilize [8][95] - **Aftermarket Growth**: The aftermarket segment, which constitutes 25% of Carrier's business, is projected to grow at double-digit rates, contributing approximately 2.5% to overall growth [4][91] Core Strategies 1. **Three-Pronged Growth Strategy**: - **Products**: Gaining market share through differentiated products and brands [4][91] - **Aftermarket**: Focused on increasing service penetration and parts capture rate from 25% to 65% [24][113] - **Systems**: Development of integrated solutions like Home Energy Management Systems (HEMS) and Quantum Leap for data centers [4][91] 2. **Market Share**: Carrier is the leading player in residential and commercial HVAC in the U.S., Germany, and across Europe and APAC [13][97] 3. **Operational Efficiency**: The company is focused on productivity initiatives, including supplier consolidation and factory productivity improvements, to enhance margins [36][122] Financial Performance - **Earnings Growth**: Carrier achieved a 15% growth in EPS against a target of 10% [2][89] - **Margin Expansion**: The company is committed to achieving at least 50 basis points of margin expansion annually, with a target of reaching 20% EBITDA margins in the medium term [34][42] Market Dynamics - **Inventory Management**: Carrier is addressing elevated inventory levels in residential markets due to a transition in refrigerants, aiming for a balanced inventory by working closely with distributors [54][56] - **Demand Trends**: The company does not see any cyclical peaks in commercial HVAC markets but notes strong demand in data centers and healthcare sectors [62][64] Challenges and Opportunities - **Tariff Impacts**: Carrier has accounted for a net impact of $300 million from tariffs, offset by price increases and supply chain adjustments [68][69] - **Heat Pump Market**: There is a significant shift towards heat pumps in Europe, driven by government incentives and a move away from fossil fuels [78][79] Conclusion Carrier Corporation is strategically positioned for growth through a focus on product differentiation, aftermarket services, and operational efficiencies. The company is optimistic about market recovery in key regions and is committed to enhancing shareholder value through margin expansion and prudent capital deployment strategies.
Remitly Global (RELY) FY Conference Transcript
2025-05-20 15:22
Summary of Remitley Conference Call Company Overview - **Company**: Remitley - **Industry**: Remittance and Financial Services Key Financial Performance - **Q1 Earnings**: Strong top-line growth of 34% with an EBITDA margin of 16% [4][5] - **Volume Growth**: 41% growth in transaction volume [8] - **Market Share**: Less than 3% market share in a $32 trillion market [12] Core Business Insights - **Resilience**: The remittance business is non-discretionary, showing resilience despite macroeconomic fluctuations [9][10] - **Diversification**: - Geographic diversification has increased; US business reduced from 75% to less than two-thirds of total revenue [11] - Diversification across customer segments and products, including micro SMBs [5][6] - **Trust and Security**: Emphasis on building customer trust and enabling higher send limits for high dollar senders [6][34] Market Trends and Regulatory Environment - **Regulatory Concerns**: Ongoing discussions about a remittance excise tax; however, the customer profile is less impacted due to existing KYC processes [13][16] - **Competitive Landscape**: Competing against various players, including banks and digital startups, with a focus on customer experience and digital convenience [18][19] Customer Engagement and Retention - **Customer Experience**: Focus on improving transaction defect rates and enhancing customer service, resulting in 95% of transactions not requiring customer calls [23][24] - **Retention Strategy**: High revenue durability with over 90% of revenue from prior cohorts; new customer acquisition is also crucial for long-term growth [36][38] Growth Opportunities - **High Dollar Senders**: Significant growth in transactions over $1,000, with a 45% increase in volume for this category [44] - **Micro SMB Market**: Early-stage focus on micro SMBs, leveraging existing customer needs for incremental product changes [47][51] - **Geographic Expansion**: Increased corridors from 1,400 at IPO to over 5,200, with a focus on Africa [56][59] Marketing and Technology - **Holistic Marketing Approach**: Emphasis on product experience to drive word-of-mouth and customer retention [28] - **Technology Utilization**: Focus on leveraging technology for marketing efficiency and customer engagement [29] Financial Considerations - **FX Volatility**: Revenue growth impacted by currency fluctuations; constant currency growth was 36% compared to reported growth of 34% [65][66] - **M&A Strategy**: Prudent capital allocation with a high bar for acquisitions; previous successful acquisition of Rewire [69][70] Conclusion - Remitley is positioned strongly in the remittance market with robust growth, a focus on customer experience, and strategic diversification. The company is optimistic about future growth opportunities, particularly in high dollar transactions and micro SMBs, while navigating regulatory challenges and market competition.
BeiGene (BGNE) 2025 Conference Transcript
2025-05-20 15:00
Summary of the Conference Call Company Overview - The company, transitioning to B1 Medicines, was founded in February 2010 and has grown to over 11,000 employees globally, focusing on innovative medicines for patients worldwide [5][4] - The company aims to solidify its leadership in hematology, advance its pipeline, and deliver strong financial performance as it moves into 2025 [5][6] Hematology Franchise - B1 Medicines is the only company with three wholly owned, potentially best-in-class medicines for Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (CLL) [6] - The lead product, Brukinza, is the only BTK inhibitor to demonstrate complete and sustained BTK inhibition and has shown superiority to IMBRUVICA in head-to-head trials [6][12] - In Q1, the company achieved a revenue share lead in the CLL market just two years post-launch [6][10] - The second asset, Sonro, is a second-generation BCL2 inhibitor, with ongoing Phase III trials and a recent filing for relapsed-refractory CLL in China [7][8] - The third asset is a first-in-class BTK degrader, with over 600 patients dosed and a Phase III trial initiated [8] Financial Performance - The company reported $1.1 billion in sales for Q1, a 50% year-over-year increase, marking its first quarter of GAAP income [9][10] - The financial profile has significantly improved compared to previous years, setting a strong foundation for 2025 [11][21] Market Dynamics and Competition - The company believes in the long-term benefits of fixed-duration therapy for patients, despite competition from Akala [16] - Concerns were raised about the efficacy and safety of competing therapies, particularly regarding patient populations and outcomes [17][18] - The company sees significant opportunities in first-line Mantle Cell Lymphoma (MCL) and other B-cell malignancies, estimating over 20,000 new cases annually across these indications [19][20] Pipeline and R&D Strategy - B1 Medicines had 13 New Molecular Entities (NMEs) enter the clinic last year, the highest in the industry, with 10 proof of concept data readouts expected in 2025 [8][9] - The company is focused on a portfolio approach to manage risks associated with pricing pressures and competition [24] - Upcoming R&D Day on June 26 will highlight the company's strategy to build franchises in key disease areas, including lung cancer and breast cancer [36][39] Regulatory and Approval Insights - The company is pursuing accelerated approval opportunities for Sonro in the U.S. and is engaging with regulatory authorities regarding undetectable MRD rates as a surrogate endpoint [30][31] - The development review committee has clear go/no-go criteria for new molecules, ensuring focus on impactful investigational medicines [40] Commercial Strategy - The company is optimistic about the market potential for Tivimbra, particularly in upper GI cancers, with a global PD-1 market opportunity estimated at $50 billion [46][47] - Tivimbra has received frontline esophageal and gastric labels, with a focus on differentiation and competitive pricing [48][49] Geographic Revenue Diversity - The company has evolved to resemble a global multinational pharma, with significant growth opportunities in Europe and other markets [51][52] Conclusion - B1 Medicines is well-positioned in the hematology market with a strong pipeline and financial performance, while also preparing for future growth in solid tumors and expanding its global presence [53][54]
EyePoint Pharmaceuticals (EYPT) 2025 Conference Transcript
2025-05-20 15:00
Summary of EyePoint Pharmaceuticals (EYPT) 2025 Conference Call Company Overview - EyePoint Pharmaceuticals is focused on drug delivery to the back of the eye, specifically through its program DURAVU, which is currently in two global Phase III trials named Lugano and LUCIA, with enrollment progress reported as over 90% for Lugano and over 50% for LUCIA [2][3][4]. Clinical Trials and Progress - The company is well-funded to reach data points in 2026, with complete enrollment expected in the second half of 2025 for both trials [4]. - The FDA has been responsive, with no disruptions reported in communications, and an end of Phase II meeting scheduled for early July [6][7]. Market Landscape and Product Positioning - The wet AMD market is valued at $15 billion, primarily dominated by anti-VEGF therapies. EyePoint's DERVIEW is positioned as a new mechanism of action (MOA) that combines a receptor binder and tyrosine kinase inhibitor, potentially offering benefits beyond existing treatments [12][13]. - DERVIEW is designed as a maintenance therapy, allowing patients to remain stable on anti-VEGF treatments while also receiving DERVIEW [15][48]. Regulatory Strategy - EyePoint has engaged with regulatory authorities globally, with EMA approval for clinical trials in Europe recently obtained [21][22]. - The company plans to launch DERVIEW solo in the U.S. and seek a partner for international markets [22][44]. Enrollment and Market Dynamics - Enrollment for the trials has exceeded expectations, with a noted acceleration in patient participation despite challenges in the broader market [28][29]. - The company anticipates that the current funding issues for co-pay assistance programs may inadvertently benefit enrollment in clinical studies [28]. Safety and Efficacy Considerations - The company is focused on maintaining low supplemental injection rates in its trials, with strict criteria established to minimize these rates [32][33]. - Preclinical data supports the safety and efficacy of DERVIEW, with confidence in the new dosing regimen for the pivotal studies [34][36]. Future Opportunities - EyePoint is also exploring DERVIEW for diabetic macular edema (DME), with promising early data indicating significant improvements in vision and fluid reduction [38][39]. - The company sees potential for DERVIEW in other indications, with plans to evaluate these opportunities post-2026 [41]. Commercialization Strategy - A potential premium pricing strategy for DERVIEW is being considered, reflecting its unique position in the market compared to anti-VEGF therapies [42]. - The U.S. market for retina specialists is relatively small, with about 2,400 doctors, which could be effectively approached with a modest sales team of around 70 representatives [44]. Conclusion - EyePoint Pharmaceuticals is making significant strides in the development of DERVIEW, with a clear strategy for clinical trials, regulatory engagement, and market positioning. The company is optimistic about its future prospects in both wet AMD and DME markets, while also preparing for a potential solo launch in the U.S.