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We commenced construction of our Fadhili Gas Plant, located 30 km west of Jubail Industrial City, in late 2016. The facility is emblematic of our broader impact on not only increasing supplies of gas, but also driving economic growth, developing the Saudi workforce, and reducing emissions.
Designed to process up to 2.5 billion scfd of raw gas, Fadhili will be our first plant to treat nonassociated gas from both onshore and offshore fields, with start up planned in 2019.
The plant was designed from inception to use the Tail Gas Treatment process to reach the maximum sulfur recovery rate of 99.9%, helping protect air quality.
The project’s value extends well beyond the resources it will process: the development of Fadhili will add billions of dollars to the local economy, with an expectation that 40% of the plant’s materials and services to be sourced and manufactured in Saudi Arabia.
When completed, Fadhili Gas Plant will become a key component of the Kingdom’s Master Gas System.
We are expanding the gas processing capacity of our Hawiyah gas plant by more than 1 billion scfd. The new gas processing facilities, expected to be on stream in 2021, are anticipated to raise total production capacity of the plant to approximately 3.6 billion scfd, making it one of the largest gas processing facilities in the world.
We are making improvements to sustain gas production from both the Haradh and Hawiyah fields for the next 20 years and boost production by an average of 1.2 scfd. The program includes installing gas compression facilities, liquid separation stations, and transmission lines to our Haradh and Hawiyah gas plants, along with expanding the existing gas gathering pipeline network.
Karan, was our first non-associated offshore gas field development. Discovered in 2006 in the thickest, extremely prolific and complex carbonate layers, the project was fast-tracked, taking only six years to go from discovery to production.
Non-associated gas fields do not have an associated oil column and, therefore, can be accessed without producing oil. The raw gas is transported through a 110-kilometer subsea pipeline to the Khursaniyah Gas Plant for processing.
The natural gas liquids (NGL) recovery plant at Shaybah was commissioned and began production in late 2015, with a second processing train starting up in 2016. The plant will help us meet increasing demand for petrochemical feedstock by recovering valuable NGL from produced gas.
Designed to process as much as 2.4 billion scfd of associated gas and recover 275,000 bpd of ethane plus NGL, the Shaybah facility will feed these new volumes of NGL via pipeline to Ju’aymah for further processing before being delivered as petrochemical feedstock to industrial cities.
Wasit, one of the largest gas plants we have ever built, was brought onstream in October 2015 and reached full operating capacity in mid-2016. Unlike our other gas plants, Wasit is designed to process solely nonassociated gas.
To feed Wasit, we brought gas production onstream from the big bore nonassociated gas wells in our offshore Arabiyah and Hasbah fields, situated approximately 150 km northeast of Jubail Industrial City in the Arabian Gulf. With the startup of production from these two fields, more than 40% of our nonassociated gas now comes from offshore fields.
Our continued success in increasing supplies of cleaner burning natural gas makes it possible for us to reduce emissions, enable new industries and release more crude oil for value-added refining or export.
As the company's largest oil processing facility and the largest crude oil stabilization plant in the world, Abqaiq plays a pivotal role in our day-to-day operations.
Abqaiq oil facilities receive sour crude oil from gas-oil separation plants (GOSPs), process it into sweet crude oil, and then transport it to Ras Tanura and Jubail on the east coast, Yanbu' on the west coast and to Bapco Refinery in Bahrain. The off gases from the spheroids and stabilizer columns that are part of the conversion process are then sent to Abqaiq natural gas liquids (NGL) facilities for further processing.
Abqaiq is the main oil processing center for Arabian Extra Light and Arabian Light crude oils.
The northern-most portion of the Ghawar field lies approximately 100 kilometers west of Dhahran. The field comprises six main areas (Fazran, Ain Dar, Shedgum, Uthaminyah, Hawiyah and Haradh) and extends southward over more than 200 kilometers as one long continuous anticline. It is approximately 36 kilometers across at its widest point.
We believe that the Ghawar field is the largest oil field in the world in terms of conventional proved reserves, totaling 58.32 billion barrels of oil equivalent as at 31 December 2018. It has accounted for more than half of the total cumulative crude oil production in the Kingdom.
The Ghawar field facilities and infrastructure remain a central component in our long-term strategic framework for optimizing both technical recovery of resources and the economic of resource management.
The Haradh area, located at the southern tip of the Ghawar oil field, was developed in three increments of 300,000 bpd of Arabian Light crude oil capacity.
Haradh III was also the first plant in the Southern Area of company operations to have completely automated well control and monitoring, allowing remote operations. The project benefited from successful integration of four technologies: multilateral, maximum reservoir contact (MRC) wells; Smart Well completions (using control valves for preventing premature water breakthrough); geosteering (for optimal placement of wells in the reservoir for maximum recovery); and the “intelligent field” concept, in which real-time sub-surface data transmissions enable continual monitoring of key reservoir indicators. The integrated use of these four technologies slashed unit well development costs three-fold.
The Khurais complex, which comprises of the Abu Jifan and Mazalij fields in addition to Khurais itself, is approximately 106 kilometers long and 18 kilometers across at its widest point.
As of 31 December 2018, proved reserves at Khurais were 21.40 billion barrels of oil equivalent, including 20.10 billion barrels of liquid reserves.
The Khursaniyah program includes facilities to process and stabilize 500,000 bpd of Arabian Light crude oil blend from the Abu Hadriya, Fadhili and Khursaniyah fields, and a grassroots gas plant to process one billion scfd of associated gas.
Khursaniyah began producing oil in August 2008. The facility also has the capacity to inject 1.1 million bpd of non-potable water for reservoir pressure maintenance.
The UNESCO environmental responsibility award nominated Manifa crude oil development was designed to produce 900,000 bpd of Arabian Heavy crude oil, 90 million scfd of sour gas, and 65,000 bpd of hydrocarbon condensate.
By employing best-in-class technologies in infrastructure, drilling and production activities, the project consumed more than 80 million man hours without a lost time injury.
Prior to construction, extensive engineering and ecological assessments were conducted to ensure that the marine ecosystem would not be adversely affected by developing the field. As a direct result of these studies, Saudi Aramco constructed three kilometers of bridges to span the migration paths of various marine species, maintaining natural water flow and preserving natural marine nurseries.
Nuayyim crude oil increment added 100,000 bpd of Arabian Super Light crude oil and 90 million scfd of associated gas to our production capacity.
The project – the first in-Kingdom project of this scale with a project proposal completed entirely in Saudi Arabia – also included a gas-oil separation plant, 140 kilometers of 16” gas pipeline, and water supply facilities at Hawtah. Smokeless flaring has been used to significantly reduce emissions.
The field, which entered production in August 2009, is 250 kilometers south of Riyadh and about 50 kilometers northeast of our Hawtah crude oil facility, the first producing facility in the Central Region of Saudi Arabia.
Qatif Producing Plants Program consists of facilities to produce, process, and transport 500,000 bpd of blended Arabian Light crude oil from the Qatif field and 300,000 bpd of Arabian Medium crude oil from the offshore Abu Sa'fah field.
The Qatif facility was the first to produce Arabian Light crude oil by blending Arabian Extra Light, Light and Medium grades.
We believe that Safaniyah field is the world's largest conventional offshore oil field in terms of roved reserves. It is located approximately 260 kilometers north of Dhahran. Most of the field lies offshore in the Arabian Gulf. Within the Concession area, the Safaniyah field is approximately 50 kilometers long and 15 kilometers wide.
As of December 2018, the proved reserves were 34.03 billion barrels of oil equivalent.
The Shaybah field, located in the Rub’ al-Khali or Empty Quarter, was discovered in 1968. Its remote location, local summer temperatures in excess of 50 degrees Celsius and sand dunes higher than 300 meters presented serious challenges. So for technical and economic reasons, development was held off until 20 years later. However, by the 1990s, advances in 3D seismic imaging technology, horizontal drilling and other technologies gave us the tools we needed to begin production.
The field is approximately 13 kilometers wide and 64 kilometers long. Due to the field's remoteness, its facilities include a dedicated NGL recovery unit, an airfield and accommodation for staff.
Our second 250,000 bpd expansion project at Shaybah came on-stream in 2016, raising its overall production capacity to 1 million bpd of Arabian Extra Light crude oil — double the facility’s original capacity. As of December 2018, proved reserves were 14.86 billion barrels of oil equivalent.
The Zuluf field is located in the Arabian Gulf, approximately 240 kilometers north of Dhahran, in average water depth of 118 feet. The field has two main structures, Zuluf and Ribyan, and is of similar area to Safaniyah to the north.
As of December 2018, Zuluf had proved reserves of 31.31 billion barrels of oil equivalent.
Aramco operates one of the world’s largest refining businesses, and its integrated petrochemical refinery complex at Jazan City for Primary and Downstream Industries is part of the Company’s vibrant downstream growth strategy.
In 2020, Aramco confirmed that it would proceed with the divestment of the Jazan Integrated Gasification and Combined Cycle Plant into a Joint Venture (JV) between Aramco, Air Products, ACWA Power, and Air Products Qudra, integrating the Air Separation Unit into the JV.
Once Aramco’s Jazan Refinery Complex is ready for full operations, expected in the first half of 2021, Aramco will have five wholly owned refineries within the Kingdom, three of which were built specifically to supply transportation and utility fuels for the domestic marketplace.
Hyundai Oilbank is a refinery in South Korea, established in 1964. The Daesan Complex, where Hyundai Oilbank’s major facilities are located, is a fully integrated refining plant with a processing capacity of 650,000 barrels of crude oil per day. Aramco has a 17% equity interest in Hyundai Oilbank.
Idemitsu Kosan, one of leading refining and marketing companies in Japan, is a result of a merger between Idemitsu and Showa Shell Sekiyu. Its sales in Japan are primarily gasoline, diesel oil, kerosene and automotive lubricants. Idemitsu Kosan owns and operates more than 6,400 retail service stations, has equity stakes in six refineries, and a gross refining capacity of 945,000 bpd. Aramco owns a 7.7% equity interest in Idemitsu Kosan.
Motiva Enterprises, a fully owned affiliate of Saudi Aramco, operates the Port Arthur Refinery, the largest refinery in the U.S. at 635,000 bpd in Port Arthur, Texas. Motiva has acquired a 100% equity interest in Motiva Chemicals LLC (formerly Flint Hills), a chemical plant in Port Arthur, Texas.
Sinopec SenMei Petroleum Company Limited is a joint venture of Sinopec, ExxonMobil China Petroleum & Petrochemical Company Limited and Saudi Aramco Sino Company Limited. Sinopec SenMei, with headquarters in Fuzhou, is mainly engaged in the wholesale, retail, storage, throughput and transport of the processed oil, lubricant and other petroleum products, operation of convenience stores of service stations, car washing, lubricant replacement, restaurant and other auxiliary services.
Based in Maastricht, Netherlands, as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Saudi Aramco, ARLANXEO serves the development, production, marketing, sale and distribution of specialty chemicals and synthetic rubber products, principally for the high-volume global tire and automotive industries.
A joint venture between Saudi Aramco and Sumitomo Chemical. The products produced are used in such end products as plastics, detergents, lubricants, resins, coolants, anti-freeze, paint, carpets, rope, clothing, shampoo, auto interiors, epoxy glue, insulation, film, fibers, household appliances, packaging, candles, pipes and many other applications.
The Saudi Aramco Total Refining and Petrochemical Co. (SATORP), a joint venture between Saudi Aramco and Total in Jubail, supports Saudi Aramco’s efforts to expand the value chain and achieve maximum value from the Kingdom’s resources. It processes heavy Arabian crude daily into low-sulfur gasoline, diesel and jets fuel that comply with the standards in the United States, Europe and Japan. It also produces paraxylene, benzene, sulfur and pure petroleum coke that fuels cement plants and electric power stations.
Located in Yanbu' Industrial City on the west coast of Saudi Arabia, the world-class YASREF refinery has the capacity to refine 400,000 barrels per day (bpd) of Arabian heavy crude and produces over 13.5 million gallons per day of ultra-clean transportation fuels and other high-value refined products.
Our Technology Office in Aberdeen focuses on drilling and production technologies. The European arm of Saudi Aramco Energy Ventures (SAEV) is located within the office, whose mission is to source and develop relationships with strategically significant and innovative energy technology companies.
Our Beijing Research Center conducts research on chemical enhanced oil recovery and advanced seismic imaging technologies, including automated fault detection and improvements in data quality through super resolution.
The Center is also evaluating the expansion of research activities into the downstream sector in areas such as transportation efficiency, greenhouse gas management, advanced control and power systems, robotics, materials science, nanotechnology and advanced computing.
Our CO2 Management Collaboration at the Korean Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) in Daejeon, South Korea, is dedicated to addressing issues related to carbon management. The collaboration follows an interdisciplinary approach to innovative and cost-effective CO2 capture, storage, and conversion from fixed and mobile sources.
The Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands is home to our technology office that focuses mainly on seismic processing and subsurface imaging to help us better understand the nature of our subsurface geology.
Aramco Innovations Research Center
Leninskiye Gory 1 bldg 75-B
119234 Moscow
Russia
Our Aramco Fuel Research Center in Paris is located at IFP Energies nouvelles (IFPen). IFP Energies nouvelles is a public-sector research, innovation and training center active in the fields of energy, transport and the environment. Thanks to this strategic placement, we can capitalize on IFPen’s facilities and links to various European automakers to accelerate the innovation cycle of different fuel technologies.
Our research areas at our Dhahran headquarters include the Research & Development Center (R&DC) and the EXPEC Advanced Research Center (EXPEC ARC).
EXPEC ARC develops specialized technologies necessary to achieve its upstream objectives of increasing discovery of oil resources and increasing reservoir recovery. An expansion of the EXPEC Advanced Research Center is currently underway, with new facilities to enable integrated research on sustainability technologies.
Our R&DC focuses on cutting-edge technologies that enhance operational reliability, efficiency and safety, as well as investigating clean fuels and the management of carbon release.
Our research center at the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) focuses on catalyst development, materials science, nanotechnology, robotics, solar energy materials and fuel technology. The strong capabilities provided in downstream areas are complemented by our FUELCOM collaboration with the KAUST Clean Combustion Research Center.
Aramco Research Center-Boston supports development in the areas of computational modeling, advanced materials, and nanotechnology. The center works on collaborative research projects with the nearby Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) faculty, with a focus on modeling, visualization, simulation, and advanced materials.
Our Aramco Research Centers in Detroit, Houston, and Boston have a collaboration with the MIT Energy Initiative (MITEI) to support research by two Low-Carbon Energy Centers designed to address climate change challenges. The centers bring together researchers from multiple disciplines at MIT to engage with companies, governmental agencies, and other stakeholders to further research and promote clean energy technologies to mitigate climate change.
Our Aramco Research Center in Detroit focuses on competitive transportation solutions, improving the efficiency of current and future engines, reducing overall environmental impact, cost, and complexity of engine systems.
The Center can accommodate light-duty and heavy-duty fuels research programs and also offers full on-site integration and the demonstration of new vehicle technologies. Our Strategic Transportation Analysis Team, based in the Detroit Center, provides dynamic industry analysis relevant to our fuels research and development activities.
Aramco Research Center in Houston focuses on upstream technologies for conventional and unconventional resources to support discovery and recovery goals. Specific areas of research include advanced seismic imaging, unconventional productivity enhancement, smart fluids to improve well productivity, nano-based polymers, surfactants, cement technologies related to drilling operations, quantitative geology, and advanced downhole sensors. It is our largest center outside Saudi Arabia.
역대 두 번째로 높은 순이익, 총 배당금 지급액 전년 대비 30% 증가
사우디아라비안 오일 컴퍼니(이하 "아람코")가 오늘 2023년 연간 재무실적 발표를 통해 1,213억 달러의 역대 두 번째로 높은 순이익을 기록했다고 밝혔다.
아람코 고유의 운영 유연성, 신뢰성 및 저비용 생산 기반을 바탕으로 달성된 이러한 실적은 주주가치 창출을 위한 아람코의 지속적인 노력을 반영한다.
아람코 아민 나세르(Amin H. Nasser) 대표이사 사장은 다음과 같이 밝혔다:
“2023년 아람코는 역대 두 번째로 높은 순이익을 달성했다. 아람코의 회복력과 민첩성은 경제적 역풍 속에서도 건전한 현금흐름과 높은 수익성의 달성에 기여했다. 또한 2023년 총 배당금 지급액이 전년 대비 30% 증가하여 주주들을 위한 가치를 창출했다.
"아람코는 사업 운영에서 추가적 가치를 창출하고 실현하기 위해 가이던스에 맞추어 자본적 지출을 확대했으며, 이를 통해 석유와 가스가 새로운 에너지 솔루션과 함께 글로벌 에너지 믹스의 핵심적 역할을 하도록 할 것이다.
"최근 사우디아라비아 정부가 최대지속생산량(MSC)을 1200만 bpd로 유지하라는 지침을 발표함에 따라, 아람코 운영의 유연성이 확대되고 가스생산 증대 및 LTC(liquids to chemicals) 사업 성장에 집중할 수 있는 기회가 마련되었다. 동시에 아람코는 신뢰성, 운영 유연성 및 시장기회 포착 능력을 강화하기 위해 일부 전략적 원유 증산에 대한 진전을 지속하고 있다.
"이와 동시에 아람코의 첫 글로벌 LNG 투자, 글로벌 소매 사업 성장, 주요 해외 정유 및 화학 프로젝트의 지속적 진전, 새로운 에너지 포트폴리오 발표 등은 새로운 시장 기회를 포착하고 전략적 목표를 발전시키는 아람코의 능력을 보여준다."
주요 재무 성과
아람코의 2023년 순이익은 1,213억 달러로 2022년 1,611억 달러에 이어 역대 두 번째로 높은 수준을 기록했다. 전년 대비 순이익 감소는 원유 가격 및 판매량 감소와 정제∙화학 마진 감소에 기인하며, 이는 연간 생산 로열티 감소와 소득세 및 자카트(zakat) 감소로 일부 상쇄되었다.
잉여현금흐름*은 2022년 1,485억 달러에서 2023년 1,012억 달러로 감소했다. 아람코의 재무상태는 여전히 견조하며, 2023년 말 자금조달비율*은 -6.3%로 2022년 말 -7.9%에 비해 감소했다.
2023년에는 2022년 대비 30% 증가한 총 978억 달러의 배당금이 지급되었다. 아람코는 203억 달러의 4분기 기본 배당금을 2024년 1분기에 지급할 예정이라고 밝혔다. 또한 이사회는 108억 달러 규모의 세 번째 성과 연계 배당금 지급을 승인했다.
2023년 8월 아람코는 2022년과 2023년의 연간 실적을 합산하여 첫 번째 성과 연계 배당금을 산정하고, 2023년 3분기부터 6개 분기에 걸쳐 지급할 계획이라고 발표했다. 이러한 구조에 따라 이사회의 승인을 받아 2024년에 지급될 연간 성과 연계 배당금은 1분기의 108억 달러를 포함하여 총 431억 달러가 될 전망이다.
2023년 설비투자는 유기적 설비투자 422억 달러를 포함하여 총 497억 달러에 달했다. 이는 2022년 설비투자 388억 달러(유기적 설비투자 376억 달러 포함) 대비 28% 증가한 수치이다. 아람코는 2024년 설비투자가 약 480-580억 달러에 이르며 2020년대 중반까지 증가를 지속할 것으로 예상하고 있다. 또한 최대지속생산량을 1200만 bpd로 유지하라는 지침이 발표되었고 이를 아직 커미셔닝이 시작되지 않은 프로젝트의 연기와 추가 시추 감소를 통해 주로 달성할 예정이므로, 2024~2028년 설비투자는 약 400억 달러 감소할 전망이다.
주요 운영 성과
2023년 아람코의 평균 탄화수소 생산량은 1,280만 bpd이며, 여기에는 1,070만 bpd의 액체 생산량이 포함되어 있다.
아람코는 2023년에도 99.8%의 신뢰도로 원유 및 기타 제품을 공급하며 강력한 공급 신뢰성을 유지했다.
아람코의 마르잔, 베리, 담맘 및 줄루프 원유 증산 프로젝트는 진전을 지속하고 있으며, 이를 통해 신뢰성, 운영 유연성 및 글로벌 수요 증가에 따른 가치 창출 능력을 향상시키는 동시에 최대지속생산량1200만 bpd를 유지하는 데 기여하고자 한다.
또한 2030년까지 가스 생산량을 2021년 수준 대비 60% 이상 늘리기 위한 가스 프로젝트가 진행 중이다. 이러한 프로젝트에는 마스터 가스 시스템에 재투입하기 위해 최대 20억 scfd 공급을 목표로 주입 활동이 시작된 하위야 우나이자 가스 저장소가 포함된다. 또한 하위야 가스 플랜트의 확장이 완료되어 판매가스 약 7억5000만scfd 등 처리가스 생산능력이 8억 scfd로 확대되었고, 남부 가와르에서 최초의 비전통 타이트 가스 생산이 시작되었다.
아람코는 미드오션 에너지의 전략적 소수 지분 인수를 위한 최종 계약 체결에 이어 첫 글로벌 LNG 투자를 발표했다. 거래 완료는 규제 승인을 포함한 거래 종결 조건을 전제로 한다.
또한 아람코는 LTC 전략 추진이라는 전략적 목표에 따라 산동롱셩 석유화학(산동롱셩)의 지분 10%를 인수했다.
장기 판매 계약에 따라 아람코는 중국 최대 규모의 통합 정유 및 화학 단지를 운영하는 산동롱셩 계열사 ZPC에 48만 bpd의 원유를 공급할 수 있게 되었다.
아람코는 프리미엄 브랜드 윤활유 제품을 강화하기 위해 발보린의 글로벌 제품부문을 인수를 완료했다. 이번 인수를 통해 아람코는 글로벌 기유 생산 역량을 최적화하고 R&D 활동 및 OEM 업체들과의 파트너십을 확대할 수 있을 것으로 기대된다.
아람코와 토탈에너지스는 사우디아라비아 주베일에 위치한 SATORP 정유공장에서 세계적 규모의 석유화학 설비를 확장하는 110억 달러 규모의 아미랄 콤플렉스에 대한 EPC 계약을 체결했다. 아미랄 콤플렉스는 연간 165만 톤의 에틸렌 및 기타 산업용 가스를 생산할 수 있는 역내 최대 수준의 mixed-load 스팀 크래커 건설을 목표로 한다. 2027년 상업 가동이 예정된 이 콤플렉스는 아람코의 LTC 전략 추진에 기여할 전망이다.
아람코는 글로벌 소매 사업 확장을 위해 서던크로스그룹으로부터 칠레의 다각화된 다운스트림 연료 및 윤활유 소매 기업인 에스맥스 디스트리뷰시온 SpA의 지분 100%를 인수했으며, 이는 아람코의 첫 남미 지역 다운스트림 소매 사업 투자이다. 또한 아람코는 파키스탄의 다각화된 다운스트림 연료, 윤활유 및 편의점 기업인 가스 앤 오일 파키스탄의 지분 40%를 인수하는 최종 계약을 체결했으며, 이 거래는 규제당국의 승인을 포함한 관례적 거래 종결 조건을 전제로 한다.
아람코는 신재생에너지 개발 분야에서 역할을 확대하면서, 사우디아라비아의 태양광 활용 목표에 따른 사우디아라비아의 알 슈아이바 1 및 알 슈아이바 2 태양광 발전 프로젝트 개발을 위해 사우디 공공투자펀드 및 ACWA 파워와 주주간협약을 체결했다. 총 발전용량은 2.66GW 규모로 예상되며, 2025년 상업 가동이 시작될 전망이다.
아람코는 공급망 생태계 강화를 위한 기업 개발 활동의 일환으로 바오스틸 및 사우디 공공투자펀드와 함께 사우디아라비아에 세계적 수준의 강판 제조 콤플렉스를 설립하기 위한 주주간협약을 체결하고, DHL과 신규 조달∙물류 허브 건설을 위한 주주간협약을 체결했다.
얀부 정유시설은 다양한 운영, 상업 및 환경적 이점을 창출하는 최첨단 기술을 선구적으로 도입한 공로를 인정받아 아람코 시설 중 네 번째로 세계경제포럼 글로벌 라이트하우스 네트워크에 선정되었다. 이는 아람코가 운영을 개선하는 최첨단 4차 산업혁명 기술의 개발과 적용에 지속적으로 집중하고 있음을 보여준다.
웹캐스트는 사우디아라비아 리야드 시간 2024년 3월 11일 15시 30분, 런던 시간 12시 30분, 뉴욕 시간 8시 30분에 시작되며 이 곳에서 청취 가능합니다(www.aramco.com/investors).
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