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spk03: Good morning, ladies and gentlemen, and thank you for standing by for Bowson's first quarter 2023 earnings conference call. At this time, all participants are in listen-only mode. After management prepared remarks, there will be a question and answer session. As a reminder, today's conference is being recorded. I would now like to turn the meeting over to your host for today's call, Ms. Wendy Sun, Senior Director of Corporate Development and Investor Relations of Baozhen. Please proceed, Wendy.
spk12: Thank you, operator. Hello, everyone, and thank you for joining us today. Our first quarter 2023 earnings release was distributed earlier and is available on our IR website. at ir.baozhen.com, as well as on Global Newswire Services. They have also posted a PowerPoint presentation that accompanies our comments to the same IR website, where they are available for download. On the call today from Baozhen, we have Mr. Vincent Chiu, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Mr. A-Se Yu, Chief Financial Officer and President of Baozhen E-Commerce, and Ms. Sanjui Zervib, president of Baozhen Brand Management. Ms. Qiu will review the business strategy and company highlights, followed by Ms. Yu, who will discuss the business development of Baozhen e-commerce and above our financial outlook. Then by Ms. Zervib to share more about Baozhen Brand Management. They will all be available to answer your questions during the Q&A session that follows. Before we begin, I would like to remind you that this conference call contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Security Exchange Act of 1934 and the U.S. Private Security Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These forward-looking statements are based upon management's current expectations and current market and operating conditions, unrelated to events that involve known or unknown risk, uncertainties, and other factors, all of which are difficult to predict and many of which are beyond the company's control, which may cause the company's actual results to differ materially from those in the forelooking statement. Further information regarding these and other risks, uncertainties, or factors is included in the company's filings with the US SEC and in announcements on the website of Hong Kong Stock Exchange. the company does not undertake any obligation to update any forelooking statement except as required and applicable law. Finally, please note that unless otherwise stated, all figures mentioned during this conference call are in RMB. It is now my pleasure to introduce our chairman and chief executive officer, Mr. Vincent Chu. Vincent, you'll have please.
spk01: Thank you, Wendy. Hello, everyone, and thank you all for your time. I'm excited about the transformation roadmap we have lined up for the next three years. All illustrated on slide number two. The expansion of Baozhen Group into three divisions, BEC, BBM, and BZI, is aimed at creating a virtuous ecosystem in which each division brings value to the others. For instance, BEC brings cutting-edge value-added services such as DM, logistics, and IT to BBM. While BBM enables BEC to have a deeper understanding of client needs, leading to continuously improved technologies and operations. Meanwhile, BZI facilitate BEC and BBM in the geographic expansion of brands. The three divisions complement and support one another in a healthy ecosystem to provide the most comprehensive one-stop services for our clients. I want to emphasize that technology is a cornerstone of our business transformation and success. In the past 15 years, we have leveraged our technology to innovate and build up a portfolio of integrated omnichannel fulfillment platforms. Our technology infrastructure enables our clients to unify their online and offline channels and conduct their business anytime, anywhere, and on any marketplaces. In recent quarters, regional service centers of BEC, supported by our customer service management system, Sani, have efficiently expanded to more cities and effortlessly added a wide range of services. RSCs have improved both service quality and cost efficiency for BEC. This is just one example of how technology empowers our business as we now embark on a second growth curve. Our advances in technology and digitalization form a strong foundation to empower the next generation of retail. Consumers now prefer brands that are modified to Chinese consumers' preferences and communication styles by closely monitoring trends and offering tailor-made updates and iterations. We aim to enable new retail experiences and supply chains that are more responsive to local needs. This empowerment applies to all three divisions. DBM is off to a great start. Since February the 1st, we began consolidating Gap China and the initial product progress is quite encouraging in the first quarter gap china generated 189 million in revenue and significantly narrowed its operating losses sandra will provide further details about bbm and the gap layer we fully believe that bbm is a game changer bzi is also beginning to take shape In February, we acquired a minority interest along with a board seat in Brand Lifestyle Asia Limited, a leading premium fashion retailer with a strong brand portfolio that includes Blue Dog and Roots. Ozwin and Phone Group, its parent company, have jointly set up a strategic technology committee to develop an enterprise-wide technology strategy and lead the digital transformation. We have already taken an exciting first step with the launch of an online store, littleground.com.sg in Singapore. We are also in the process of working with Brand Lifestyle for similar solutions elsewhere in Asia. This is an important first step for bringing our battle-tested technology to the global market. Our technology is an important piece of the foundation we are putting in place to build up our presence in a growing e-commerce market in SEA. Each of our three business lines is making solid progress, and we are confident in our business transition. My priorities for the next three years will be maintaining an appropriate organizational and incentive structure, and focusing on our technology, people, and culture. I will also take the technology journey for BCI. Ultimately, our priority at Baozhen is to achieve customer-centric, high-quality, sustainable business growth. Let me now pass the call over to Arthur for an update on BEC and review of our financials.
spk06: Okay, thank you, Vincent, and hello, everyone. Let me do a quick review of the financials of the first quarter of 2023, after which I will discuss our BEC business highlights in more detail. Benefiting from our continuous cost optimization in recent quarters, we were able to achieve better year-over-year profits and cash flows in the first quarter of 2023, as highlighted on slide number three. During the quarter, overnight revenues declined by 5%, to 1.9 billion, of which product sales declined by 2% and service revenue decreased by 6% compared to the same period last year. Please turn to slide number four. For BEC, revenue for the quarter was still soft due to weakness in consumer confidence in China. The three years of pandemic hardship has caused consumers to be more cautious in increasing their spending. And it will take both time and a consistent effort of micro-policies to be implemented in order to result a full spending recovery. We continue to prioritize value-added service in digital marketing and IT services while reducing low-quality product sales. Total product sales of BEC declined by 30% during the quarter, reflecting weaker consumption in the appliance category and over-commitment to reduce sales of low-profit categories. Luxury continued to deliver double-digit growth, and sportswear sustained a positive year-over-year growth trend. Value-added series continued to show strong resilience with total revenue from logistics, IT, and digital marketing achieved year-over-year growth on a like-to-like basis. For BBM, total product sales revenue in the first quarter was $189 million, which is in line with our plan before acquisition. Given that the GAAP acquisition was completed in February, the consolidated product sales of BBM for the first quarter only consisted of February and March. Now turn to slide number five. In this quarter, our cost of products decreased by 15% to $505 million. mainly due to lower product sales of DEC, partially offset by incremental costs of 82.8 million from GAAP. For GAAP specifically, its growth margin reached a new record of approximately 55%, representing over 1,000 base point improvements from a year ago on a comparable basis. Overall, at the group level, our growth margin improved by 320 face points to 73.2% due to the acquisition of GAAP Greater China. Our non-GAAP loss from operations was 10 million during the quarter. At this time, we are not fully prepared to report separate costs for BBM. and we plan to do so soon in the following quarters once we completed the integration. However, to provide a clearer view of the business trends for each segment, we would like to provide some directions for the profitability of BEC and BBM based on our internal management accounts. During the quarter, The EEC's non-GAAP operating income delivered triple-digit growth, reflecting our high-quality growth strategy and effective cost optimization. The cost optimization efforts included ramping up regional survey centers, re-engineering process, improving working capital efficiency, and reforming compensation policies. In BBM, we have reduced its operating loss by more than half year over year on a comparable basis. Overall, our non-GAAP operating margin was negative 0.5%. Our non-GAAP net loss was $7 million this quarter, a slight reduction compared with the same period of last year, due to unexpected losses from GAAP Greater China. Turn to slide number six about our cash and cash flow status. As of March 31, 2023, our cash, cash equivalent, restricted cash, and short-term investment totalled $2.9 billion. We continued to upgrade our back-office processes to improve working capital and inventory management. As a result, our total operating cash outflow in this quarter was $207 million, which is an improvement of $338 million from the same period last year. Now let me provide some insights into our BEC business performance. this quarter, we continue to make progress in our omni-channel initiatives, with 44% of our brands engaging with us on at least two channels. Our GMV from WeChat and JD both achieved high double-digit growth. Moreover, we established a strategic partnership with Little Red Book or Xiaohongshu which will allow us to acquire incremental traffic and attract new consumers in a more cost-effective way for our brand partners. Value-added services are crucial in enhancing the user experience and creating value for brand partners. We have implemented new service offerings such as digitalization upgrades, data security enhancement, omni-channel data intelligence, and AI-powered customer services. These services enable us to meet the changing needs and expectations of customers, providing a more personalized and seamless experience across all channels. We are also focusing on developing system enhancements and process re-engineering by utilizing the latest AI tools to drive efficiency improvements. Our new business development for 2023 is off to a good start. Year to date, we have established a high OD pipeline with notable wins in the luxury, auto, and FMCG sectors this quarter. This strong pipeline also provides us with greater flexibility in optimizing our resources allocation. In addition, we continue to focus on improving our key account management through NPS initiative partners with Nielsen, which will improve our service quality in a sustainable way going forward. We also saw an opportunity to grow beyond our traditional areas of strength to capture the growth area of content-driven live streaming e-commerce. In this quarter, we established a new business unit called Creative Content to Commerce to prioritize content-driven e-commerce initiatives. This new business unit is a combination of creative marketing, video content, and live streaming units within Beijing. Currently, we are also building our grand live streaming studio with a total area of 4,500 square meters in our Shanghai headquarters. And we target to officially launch this studio this June during our 618 promotion period. Now let me turn the call over to Sandrine to talk about BBM.
spk07: Thank you, Vincent and Arthur, and thank you all for joining us today. It is my great pleasure to speak with you. Please follow us to slide number seven. As a holistic and well-rounded partner for global brands, BBM aims to unlock their business potential in China by utilizing our technologies and insights to deliver the best seamless omnichannel experience. We integrate the digital and physical at scale, and we bridge demand and supply with fast supply chain adjustments through our digital intelligence. Our focus is on growing a portfolio of mid-end and premium consumer lifestyle brands under BBM. We've been very selective in narrowing down to a possible few lifestyle brands limiting ourselves to only one or two additional brands in 2023. Obviously, our focus this year is on GAP. Please turn to slide number eight. In 2023, we are prioritizing the smooth post-acquisition transition of GAP China, refining product and merchandising strategies, building supply chain infrastructures, enhancing back-end systems, and developing the right talent pool. First of all, we are committed to accelerating our transformation from a discount-driven approach to one that focuses on building consumer desire for our brand and products. While this initiative may have some negative impact on price-sensitive customers in the short term, we believe it is necessary for the brand's long-term positioning. Another priority is our China for China products and communication. It is critical for us to interpret the DNA of the GAP brand in a way relevant to China, rather than simply copying and replicating GAP globally. We've put together a design team with a new art director, we base our designs on more data insights and execute with a much shorter supply chain cycle. The results will start showing in fall and will be fully released in late winter. This will give us the first meaningful and measurable product impact. In terms of communication, we've started with upgrading our store design and reworking hand-in-hand with GAP to create a new store along with a new approach to visual merchandising. In addition, we are upgrading the supply chain to react quickly to new data and consumer demands. We have identified close to 30 new local manufacturers to fully meet our projected production needs. And except for global IP styles, we aim for 100% local production. We will continue to seek more factories with fast replenishment capability while ensuring the same quality and lower prices compared to GAAP global sourcing. Now, in addition, we've taken a series of quick actions on store efficiency, including changing existing store visual with a focus on mix and match storytelling, strictly controlling discounts, and enhancing sales advisor training. Thanks to these actions, our blended gross margin reached approximately 55%, an improvement of over 1,000 basis points from a year ago. This is, in our view, a major achievement as gross margin increase is key to GAP China's success. Overall, we generated total revenue of 189 million, a decrease of 30% year-on-year on a comparable basis. And there are actually two factors that impacted this comparison. First factor is the timing of Chinese New Year, which is normally a peak season for retail. Chinese New Year was in February last year, but in January this year. Then the second factor, is a different starting point of offline. 86 stores were closed before we took over, which is equivalent to a decline of 40% year over year. Therefore, despite our strong comp store growth, our overall sales decreased. For the remainder of 2023, our overall operating strategy remains unchanged. Focus on product and margins, uplift brand image, product and consumer integrated marketing, fast response supply chain, and enhanced omnichannel digitalization and customer experience. With these objectives in mind, we have set our store opening plans according to our product cycle. We plan to open about 10 new stores in first-year cities, covering flagship, adult stores, and kids and baby store format with an upgraded store concept and customer experience by the end of 2023. Lastly, organizational competency and IT transformation are the two foundations that will enable our strategy. We've taken quick actions to build up the talent pool for GAP and future BBM operations. Over the past 60 days, we were able to quickly identify and hire critical positions, included, but not limited to, head of design and dedicated kids and baby designer lead, head of supply chain, new CHRO, and new CFO. All of our new hires are local industry experts with vast experience in both well-known leading MNCs and local apparel companies. We have also significantly reduced costs in logistics, marketing, and store maintenance. We believe this will accelerate our business transformation and organizational efficiency. Now, regarding IT transformation, we're making solid progress in transforming the former Gap China siloed, inefficient, and outdated system into a fully integrated, flexible, and modern architecture. With the help of Baozhen technology, we have already completed the overall design for the integrated system transformation of Gap China, and we aim to have the new systems in place by Q4 2023. This system transformation will improve our business operation capability and efficiency across multiple areas, including merchandising, planning, operations, design, production, fast and responsive supply chain, omnichannel inventory management, retail experience enhancement, and business intelligence analytics. All of these improvements will be powered by optimized business processes and rules for market-leading practices. Overall, although there remains quite some way to go in our transformation, we have established a good first step for BBM, and we are firmly determined to accelerate the necessary changes in our first year to set up a solid foundation for our future growth. With all this being said, I shall now hand over the call back to Arthur. Thank you.
spk06: Okay, thank you, Sandrine. In summary, we are excited about our transformation roadmap, which focuses on becoming a technology-driven, omnichannel commerce player. With BEC, we will continue execution of our customer-first, high-quality growth strategy. And the early progress in BBM reflects our team's high-quality execution and agility. We have also taken first steps in BZI, which validate a natural opportunity for us to replicate our China e-commerce success overseas. That concludes our prepared remarks. Thank you, operator. We are now ready to begin the Q&A session.
spk03: Thank you, sir. As a reminder, to ask a question, you will need to press star 1 and 1 on your telephone and wait for your name to be announced. To withdraw your question, you can please press star 1 and 1 again. Once again, please press star 1 and 1 if you have any questions or comments.
spk08: Please stand by while we compile the Q&A roster. This will take a few moments. We're now going to proceed with our first question. And the questions come from the line of Alicia Yap from Citi. Please ask a question.
spk10: Hi, yes. Good evening, management. Thanks for taking my questions. I have two quick ones. One is that can management share with us how are you seeing the consumption demand in April and May and any qualitative expectation on the upcoming June 18 events? And then what have been the brand's merchant's attitude so far towards the June 18 promotion? And then second is that if management can elaborate your near-term priorities And would you also plan to explore more acquisitions and investment in other brands if opportunity occurs? Thank you.
spk06: Okay. Thank you, Alicia. I will take the first question about the 618 and maybe Sandrine can add a little bit more on the investment of the BBM. First of all, in terms of April and May, we definitely see an improving trend year over year. As I mentioned, the luxury, the sports and apparel start to show the signs of recovery. And for us, our GAP brand has also shown a steady recovery and a positive trend in terms of April and May. In terms of the 618, I would say for the upcoming 618, it is probably one of the most prepared 618 from the platform and from the brand. Because this is the first 618 big promotion after three years COVID pandemic. And both the platform and brand put a lot of effort into it. From a platform point of view, Tmall, JD, Douyin, they all launched new initiative to attract customers and to incentivize the brands to use their platform. And from a brand point of view, they all start very early to prepare the merchandising and also the new initiative, how can they attract the new customer. in the process to help them during the last two or three weeks to launch those plans. And we have seen some good early signs in terms of our planning starts to make some impact in terms of the upcoming 618. So the attitude is positive, but there are still uncertainty in terms of how strong the customer confidence is because the overall micro environment is still not recovered to our expectation so we would say it's cautiously positive at this moment in terms of the near-term management priority i think as vincent has laid out So in this year, we have put our bulging group into BEC, BVM, and BCI, the three business units. And myself and Sandrine and Vincent himself, we each take the role in terms of driving the strategy for each of the business units with our own priority and our own plan. And now we are focused on execution to make sure we actually deliver our plan to achieve the overall group plan for this year. On the investment, maybe Sandrine, you add a few sentences?
spk07: Yeah, just a few words to say that obviously in the mid to long term, we want to grow a portfolio of mid-end and premium consumer lifestyle brands under BBM. And therefore, we have actually looked at many brands in order to be able to be extremely selective and to really narrow down to very few potential candidates for this portfolio, particularly for this year. We want to really limit ourselves to one max, max two new brands for the portfolio, because this year, obviously our focus is on Gap and our total priority is a smooth post acquisition transition of Gap China.
spk06: Yeah. And on that one, we also have an internal process to evaluate each of the opportunities with a lot of care and a lot of detailed details. So we will only do the acquisition when the good opportunity appears.
spk03: We are now going to proceed with our next question.
spk08: And the questions come from the line of Colin Chan from Citix. Please ask a question. Colin, your line is open. Colin Chan, your line is open from Citix. Hey, Colin. Okay, we're now going to proceed with our next question. And the questions come from the line of Thomas Strong from Jefferies.
spk03: Please ask your question.
spk02: Thank you for taking my question. My first question is a follow-up on the 618 campaign. So as we see more of the online shopping market is undergoing more competition. So how should we think about the impact on us? And my second question is that as we are seeing the consumer sentiment is gradually recovering, so how should we think about the second half performance for the discretionary life apparels, cosmetics, durables, light electronics, and as well as the luxury category? Should we see a pickup in the second half? Thank you.
spk06: Okay, I think the competition of the platform is actually a good news for Baozhen because through the competition, the platform become a commodity in some way. So at this moment, a lot of features which is available to Tmall will become available to Douyin and something Douyin is good at, Tmall is trying to replicate. So in that way, the platform is becoming a marketplace, and the brand is doing the business through those marketplaces with the need to differentiate themselves by the brand themselves. So that's the need for people who understand the different characters of the platform, and also we can help the brand to define a strategy specific for them to be successful in an all-mini-channel environment. So that's the strategy Baozhen has laid out a number of years ago to pursue the all-mini-channel strategy. So our back-end system can support us to manage the different channels and the knowledge we accumulated in terms of how to operate in each channel will play a big role in helping brands going forward. So that's number one. And number two, I think with the platform become a commodity in some way, the value added service offered from Bolzun become very unique to support the brand. So for example, IT, digital marketing, logistics and warehouse, they all improve the brand capability to serve their customer better. through the upgrading of the capability. So in recent quarters, we have seen the value-added service start to see a big pipeline, and we are confident that it will help us to drive the revenue growth into the future. Your second question in terms of the customer sentiment, as I mentioned, it's definitely gradually recovered and for the apparels and for the cosmetics to some extent. But durables like the electronics and the other categories, I think we probably need to wait and see. And I would say 618 is a good place to test how much the consumer confidence will come back and what the spending kind of pattern will look like for the whole year. Okay.
spk03: We are now going to proceed with our next question. And the questions come from the line of Colin Chan from Citix. Please ask your question.
spk05: Good evening, management. Good evening, management. Can you hear me?
spk06: Yes. Yes, Colin. Hi, Colin.
spk05: Okay. Thanks for taking my questions. I'm calling from City Securities. I have two questions. The first is that I noticed that in Q1, the non-TML GMV share rise to 49% with a significant increase year-over-year and quarter-over-quarter. So I'm curious about the driver of the change and what's your expectation of the GMV distribution in different channels in the next few quarters? And a follow-up question that facing the structural changes of e-commerce channels Do you observe any changes about the standard and criteria when a brand choose to cooperate with their partners? And thank you.
spk06: Okay. Uh, so calling the first one, I think is very, uh, simple that, um, is the Albany channel strategy we have been pursuing over the last two to three years and start to show the fruits in terms of, um, uh, we now, uh, have. Tmall percentage become only half and non-Tmall become half. We think this is a healthy foundation for us to drive the Omnichannel strategy going forward. This is also what the brand is trying to pursue at this moment in time. But what I would say, the Tmall and non-Tmall It's not something to say the non-Tmall growth is higher the better. It's actually Tmall has this very unique advantage in terms of providing the certainties and providing very good quality customers from the Tmall consumer group. Our recommendation to the brand is to choose the best platform for the best products which are suitable for their own business model and for their own strategy. So that way, we will help the brands to design a strategy to be successful in this new environment post-COVID in terms of e-commerce. Your second question in terms of the overall environment and also what they're looking at the e-commerce service provider, It's actually a lot of the brands we're talking to recently, they put a lot of emphasis on the value-added service we can provide to the brand. With the AI and also the computation, a lot of the very basic activities can be replicated very easily, either by machine or by Baudrin competitors. But what we have, the unique strength from Baldwin is our capability to provide the insight and our kind of help to help the brands to define a strategy to be successful. So those activities is what Baldwin will add a great value. And in terms of the IT solution, the digital marketing, and also the logistics and the warehouses, they are also very sought after at this moment, as I mentioned earlier. So overall, I think for a service provider like Baldwin, the current competition and the intensified kind of the competition from all the channels is actually a good news for us.
spk09: Very clear. Thank you very much. Thank you, Colleen.
spk03: We are now going to proceed with our next question. And the questions come from the line of Sophia Tan from Credit Suisse. Please ask your question.
spk11: Thank you, Benjamin, for taking the question. I have one question on behalf of Ashley. In terms of our BBM business line, it actually has been several months post our acquisition. So can you please share with us the major surprise were the challenges that we have monitored so far, and whether this will bring some challenges to changes to our previous guidance or the output and result, financial outlook, or any execution timeline. Thank you.
spk07: Okay. Thank you, Sophia. I think the biggest surprise is actually a positive surprise, which is the fact that we were able to improve our gross margin much faster than we had expected. And this is due to the fact that, in fact, the consumers have accepted higher price points and less discounts much faster, particularly offline, but much faster than we had anticipated. And this is actually a very important positive surprise for us because, obviously, it drives all the rest of the P&L. So a very positive surprise that we believe that, all in all, will enable us to overachieve our year in terms of gross margin, even if, obviously, with upcoming 6-18 and 11-11, we will not necessarily keep exactly the same level of gross margin as we've experienced in this first quarter. So that's for the surprise. And then for the challenges, I think... I see two challenges. The first one is obviously the speed of recovery, of overall market recovery and consumer sentiment recovery, because this will determine how fast we can indeed push ourselves and the recovery and the transformation of GAAP, obviously. And the other challenge is to make sure that In terms of execution, we continue to work hard to really put all the bits and pieces together because today we had this first good surprise without having all the bits and pieces yet together. In fact, the new products are not yet here. The new marketing is not yet here. The new store concept that we are working on is not yet here, so you can see that We have a very ambitious plan to work on for the remainder of the year, and we need to continue to work hard to get all these bits and pieces together to really push the results to the maximum.
spk08: Thank you.
spk03: As a reminder, to ask a question, you need to press star 1 and 1 on your telephone and wait for your name to be announced. Once again, it's still 1 and 1 if you have any questions or comments. We are now going to proceed with our next question. And the questions come from from CMBI. Please ask a question.
spk04: Okay, thank you for taking my question. Just a follow-up question regarding to BBM. We're just wondering what customer feedback have you had with your discount reduction strategy? Do you mind sharing more color on its recent sales performance of online and offline stores? How do you think about the consolidation impact on different channels, I mean online and offline sales? Thank you.
spk07: Okay. Thank you, Sophie. In fact, as I just said, we had a relatively good surprise in terms of acceptance of the reduction of discounts, which enabled us to improve our gross margin faster than we had anticipated. But this was actually faster offline than online. This acceptance of reduced discounts, we expect to take a little bit more time online than offline, which is also due to the fact that we need to wait for, obviously, certain activities in marketing, but also in product. As we said, we now work from products that were ordered before we took over the company, and therefore, all what we plan to do in terms of differentiating products for different channels online has not been yet implemented because we don't have the products to differentiate yet. So we think that this will be very important to accelerate this acceptance online, which has already good signs and positive signs from the offline side of things. In terms of omnichannel management, we're still underway of putting together the new systems, and the new systems that will enable really integrated online and offline inventory management will only be available in the end, in the last quarter of this year.
spk08: We have no further questions at this time. I'll now hand the call back to Wendy Sun for closing remarks.
spk03: Thank you.
spk12: Thank you, operator. In closing, on behalf of the housing management team, we'd like to thank you for your participation in today's call. If you require any further information, feel free to reach out to us. Thank you for joining us today. This concludes the call.
spk03: Ladies and gentlemen, this concludes today's conference call. Thank you for participating. You may now disconnect your lines. Thank you.
spk09: Okay. Thank you, everyone.
spk06: Thank you.
spk09: Bye-bye.
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