EQS-News: AUSTRIAN POST IN Q1-3 2025: Revenue and earnings below the strong prior-year results but above 2023 levels
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AUSTRIAN POST IN Q1-3 2025: Revenue and earnings below the strong
prior-year results but above 2023 levels
12.11.2025 / 07:30 CET/CEST
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AUSTRIAN POST IN Q1-3 2025:
Revenue and earnings below the strong prior-year but above 2023
Revenue
• Revenue comparison impacted by positive election and currency effects
in 2024
• Group revenue of EUR 2,212.4m in Q1–3 2025 down by 1.1 % from 2024 but
12.3 % above 2023
• Mail at EUR 847.0m (–7.0 % vs. 2024 / –2.3 % vs. 2023)
• Parcel & Logistics at EUR 1,235.1m (+3.9 % vs. 2024 like-for-like/
+22.4 % vs. 2023)
• Retail & Bank at EUR 139.5m (–4.5 % vs. 2024 / +17.6 % vs. 2023)
Earnings
• EBITDA of EUR 295.1m (–3. 2 % vs. 2024 / +4.5 % vs. 2023)
• EBIT of EUR 135.1m (–6.6 % vs. 2024 / +3.4 % vs. 2023)
• Earnings per share from EUR 1.48 to EUR 1.41
Cash flow and balance sheet
• Operating free cash flow of EUR 239.6m (+4.5 %)
• Equity of EUR 724.5m as at 30 September 2025 up from EUR 710.7m as at
30 September 2024
Outlook 2025/2026
• Stable revenue development forecast with a modest decline in 2025 and
a slight increase in 2026
• Earnings (EBIT) in 2025 are expected to be slightly below the strong
prior year and in 2026 in the order of magnitude of previous years
Following strong revenue growth in 2024, which was boosted by some
positive one-off effects, the first nine months of 2025 were impacted by
challenging macroeconomic conditions in the mail and parcel business. The
year-on-year comparison is particularly affected by major elections in
Austria and by the favourable currency effects on the Turkish Lira in
2024. Against the backdrop of economic uncertainties, the fundamental
trends in the international mail and parcel business remain unchanged.
Cost pressure and digitalisation among private and public sector customer
groups lead to declining letter mail and direct mail volumes. At the same
time, the growing parcel markets are impacted by intense competition.
“Following the positive effects in the previous year, Austrian Post
performed solidly in this challenging market environment during the first
three quarters of 2025,” states Walter Oblin, CEO of Austrian Post. “I am
particularly pleased with bank99, which generated a positive result and
was able to place its first bond in the third quarter,” he adds.
Total Group revenue in the first three quarters of 2025 equalled
EUR 2,212.4m, implying a year-on-year decline of 1.1 % and 12.3 % increase
from 2023. The Mail division revenue declined by 7.0 % compared to the
first three quarters of 2024 and by 2.3 % compared to 2023. This decline
was driven by the structural decrease in addressed mail volume due to
electronic substitution, as well as by the absence of the positive one-off
effects of the previous year. Furthermore, a cautious investment climate,
efficiency measures, and lower advertising expenditures by companies are
noticeable. The revenue of Parcel & Logistics division increased by 3.9 %
year-on-year on a comparable basis – i.e. before a change in the reporting
due to the reclassification in the Logistics Solutions area – and by
22.4 % compared to 2023. Revenue developed positively in the current
reporting period in Austria (+5.2 %) and Türkiye (+5.3 %). There was a
decline in Southeast- and Eastern Europe revenue after the strong increase
due to Asian volumes in the comparative period of the previous year.
Business in Türkiye continues to be significantly influenced by inflation
and the exchange rate of the Turkish Lira. The Retail & Bank division
reported a 4.5 % revenue decline year-on-year (+17.6 % compared to 2023).
A slight increase in Branch Services revenue could not fully offset the
decline in Financial Services relating to the lower key interest rate.
The development of earnings also reflects the previous year’s performance
driven by positive special effects: EBITDA was down by 3.2 % to EUR 295.1m
and earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) fell by 6.6 % to EUR 135.1m.
However, both indicators are 4.5 % and 3.4 % higher respectively than the
comparable figures for 2023. The earnings decline in the mail business and
lower profitability in Southeast and Eastern Europe as well as Türkiye
were in contrast to the earnings improvement in the Retail & Bank
division. Founded in 2020, bank99 made a positive contribution to the
overall business results with its approx. 300,000 customers in Austria.
This resulted in the profit for the period of EUR 97.3m (–8.3 %) for the
first three quarters of 2025 and earnings per share of EUR 1.41, compared
to EUR 1.48 in the same period of the previous year (–5.2 %).
It is assumed that the structural change in the mail and parcel business
will continue. On the back of the strong revenue increase of 13.9 % in
2024, which was driven by positive special effects such as numerous
elections in Austria and currency effects relating to the Turkish Lira, a
stable development is predicted, with modest revenue decline in 2025 and a
slight increase in 2026. Against the backdrop of challenging conditions,
both revenue- and cost-related initiatives have been launched to safeguard
the earnings level. Based on current trends and assuming a steady
development of the Turkish Lira, earnings (EBIT) for the financial year
2025 are expected to be slightly below the extraordinary strong prior
year, mirroring the performance in the first nine months. Equally for
2026, against the backdrop of a difficult macroeconomic environment and
slightly improved economic forecasts, Austrian Post targets a broadly
stable earnings development in the order of magnitude of previous years.
Based on the average investment needs of recent years, the required
investments (CAPEX) for 2025 will be about EUR 150m. This includes
maintenance CAPEX and investments to decarbonise logistics as well as
growth CAPEX. With the completion of the capacity expansion in Austria and
the increased focus on the markets in Southeast and Eastern Europe as well
as Türkiye, the company is strategically setting trends for the future.
Another strategic priority is the gradual electrification of the delivery
fleet in Austria. Austrian Post aims to completely convert its last-mile
logistics to CO₂-free by 2030 at the latest. “With these steps, we will
not only ensure our excellent quality with increasing volumes but will
also continue to be a pioneer in green logistics,” Walter Oblin concluded.
KEY FIGURES
Change
Q3 Q3
EUR m Q1–3 2024 Q1–3 2025 % EUR m 2024 2025
Revenue 2,237.6 2,212.4 –1.1 % –25.2 732.4 724.2
Mail 911.0 847.0 –7.0 % –64.0 291.9 264.3
Parcel & Logistics 1,201.4 1,235.1 2.8 % 33.7 396.5 418.1
Retail & Bank 146.0 139.5 –4.5 % –6.6 50.4 45.0
Corporate/Consolidation –20.8 –9.2 55.7 % 11.6 –6.4 –3.1
Other operating income 75.9 87.3 15.0 % 11.4 28.1 27.2
Raw materials, consumables
and services used –644.0 –649.0 –0.8 % –5.0 –210.2 –219.5
Expenses from financial
services –36.6 –30.6 16.4 % 6.0 –12.9 –8.0
Staff costs –1,026.1 –1,028.3 –0.2 % –2.1 –333.4 –329.2
Other operating expenses –311.1 –304.2 2.2 % 6.9 –115.0 –101.4
Results from financial
assets accounted for using
the equity method 3.1 3.0 –3.1 % –0.1 1.7 1.1
Net monetary gain 6.1 4.5 –26.6 % –1.6 2.5 1.3
EBITDA 304.9 295.1 –3.2 % –9.7 93.4 95.7
Depreciation, amortisation
and impairment losses –160.1 –160.0 0.1 % 0.2 –54.2 –54.6
EBIT 144.7 135.1 –6.6 % –9.6 39.2 41.2
Mail 115.2 90.7 –21.2 % –24.5 32.2 23.8
Parcel & Logistics 64.7 47.5 –26.6 % –17.2 17.5 15.4
Retail & Bank –7.4 9.1 >100 % 16.6 –2.2 4.5
Corporate/Consolidation^1 –27.7 –12.3 55.8 % 15.5 –8.4 –2.5
Financial result –2.6 –6.2 <-100 % –3.6 –1.0 –4.4
Profit before tax 142.1 128.9 –9.3 % –13.2 38.2 36.7
Income tax –36.0 –31.6 12.2 % 4.4 –10.5 –7.8
Profit for the period 106.1 97.3 –8.3 % –8.8 27.6 28.9
Earnings per share (EUR)^2 1.48 1.41 –5.2 % –0.08 0.37 0.42
Gross cash flow 276.3 244.7 –11.4 % –31.6 90.4 86.3
Cash flow from operating
activities 58.4 88.4 51.4 % 30.0 –127.4 59.8
CAPEX 90.7 84.3 –7.0 % –6.3 44.3 43.0
Free cash flow –19.2 31.6 >100 % 50.8 –173.4 2.0
Operating free cash flow^3 229.3 239.6 4.5 % 10.3 82.2 78.7
^1 Includes the intra-Group cost allocation procedure
^2 Undiluted earnings per share in relation to 67.552.638 shares
^3 Free cash flow before acquisitions/securities/money market investments,
Growth CAPEX and core banking assets
EXCERPTS FROM THE MANAGEMENT REPORT Q1-3 2025
REVENUE DEVELOPMENT IN DETAIL
The revenue comparison of the first three quarters of 2025 with the
prior-year period was impacted by positive special effects in 2024 such as
major elections in Austria as well as by Turkish Lira currency effects.
Furthermore, the first three quarters of 2025 had two fewer working days
than the same period in the previous year.
Accordingly, revenue of EUR 2,212.4m in the first nine months of 2025 was
down by 1.1 % from the comparable period of 2024, but 12.3 % above 2023.
Revenue of the Mail division fell by 7.0 % YoY from the first three
quarters of 2024 (–2.3 % vs. 2023). In contrast, Parcel & Logistics
revenue was up by 2.8 % vs. 2024 (+22.4 % vs. 2023), and the Retail & Bank
division reported a 4.5 % revenue decline (+17.6 % from 2023).
The share of the Mail division in the total revenue of Austrian Post in
the first three quarters of 2025 amounted to 38.1 %. The division’s
revenue of EUR 847.0m is negatively impacted by the structural decline of
addressed letter mail volumes due to electronic substitution as well as by
the lack of positive special effects from last year, in particular approx.
EUR 35m from elections. In addition, due to the weaker development in
individual retail segments, a cautious investment climate and,
consequently, lower advertising expenditures by companies can be observed.
The Parcel & Logistics division generated 55.6 % of Group revenue or
EUR 1,235.1m during the reporting period. Divisional revenue have
developed positively in Austria and Türkiye. In contrast, revenue decline
in Southeast and Eastern Europe was attributable to lower parcel volumes
from Asia, which had increased sharply in the previous year. Business in
Türkiye continues to be significantly impacted by inflation and the
exchange rate of the Turkish Lira.
The Retail & Bank division accounted for 6.3 % of Group revenue in the
first three quarters of 2025 or EUR 139.5m. A slight increase in Branch
Services revenue could not fully offset the decline in the Financial
Services business.
Revenue of the Mail division totalled EUR 847.0m in the first three
quarters of 2025, of which 62.8 % is attributable to the Letter Mail &
Business Solutions area. Direct Mail accounted for 26.0 % of the total
divisional revenue, and Media Post had an 11.2 % share.
In the first nine months of 2025, Letter Mail & Business Solutions revenue
equalled EUR 532.1m, implying a year-on-year decline of 7.4 %. Letter mail
volumes continue to show a downward trend resulting from the substitution
of letters by electronic forms of communication. Conventional letter mail
volumes in Austria adjusted for elections fell by 8 % in the first nine
months of 2025. The previous year’s business was particularly impacted by
major elections in Austria (Chamber of Labour, European Parliament,
Austrian Parliament). International letter mail and the Business Solutions
area both faced a slight revenue decrease.
Direct Mail revenue declined by 6.6 % in the first three quarters of 2025
to EUR 220.3m. Advertising activity remains subdued due to the economic
climate, and there are structural declines in certain customer segments
(e.g. furniture and mail order retail business sectors) continue to
prevail. The adjustments to the pricing structure could not fully offset
the loss in revenue volume.
Revenue from Media Post, i.e., the delivery of newspapers and magazines,
fell by 5.9 % year-on-year to EUR 94.6m.
Revenue of the Parcel & Logistics division increased by 2.8 % in the first
three quarters of 2025 to EUR 1,235.1m. On a comparable basis, i.e.,
without the adjustment in the reporting of sales revenue in the Logistics
Solutions area, the increase was 3.9 % compared to the previous year.
Revenue increased in Austria and Türkiye+, while revenue in Southeast and
Eastern Europe declined after the strong increase in the previous year.
Overall, Austrian Post’s markets are characterised by intense competition.
Parcel Austria grew its revenue by 5.2 % to EUR 690.5m in the reporting
period with a daily adjusted parcel volume growth of 2 %.
Revenue in Türkiye (Parcel Türkiye+) rose by 5.3 % to EUR 363.6m compared
to the first nine months of 2024 (stable volumes) and was 39.9 % higher
than the comparable period of 2023. Business development continues to be
heavily influenced by inflationary trends and the exchange rate of the
Turkish Lira.
Parcel revenue in Southeast and Eastern Europe (Parcel CEE/SEE) fell by
3.9 % to EUR 152.0m in the first nine months of 2025, with a daily
adjusted volume decrease of 3 % compared to the previous year. In the
first three quarters of 2024, a strong increase in parcels from Asia led
to a volume increase of 19 %.
Revenue of Logistics Solutions decreased from EUR 51.4m to EUR 40.5m in
the current reporting period due to a change in reporting. EUR 12.2m in
Logistics Solution revenue was reclassified as intra-Group revenue.
Revenue of the Retail & Bank division decreased by 4.5 % in the first nine
months of 2025 to EUR 139.5m. Income from Financial Services contributed
77.0 % to the divisional revenue, whereas Branch Services accounted for
23.0 %.
Income from Financial Services fell by 6.8 % to EUR 107.5m in the current
reporting period, which can be mainly attributed to the lower interest
rate compared to the previous year.
Branch Services revenue increased by 4.0 % to EUR 32.0m in the first three
quarters of 2025 due to inflation-related price adjustments in the retail
products business area.
EARNINGS DEVELOPMENT
The largest expense items in relation to Austrian Post’s Group revenue are
staff costs (46.5 %), raw materials, consumables and services used
(29.3 %) and other operating expenses (13.8 %). In this context, 7.2 % can
be attributed to depreciation, amortisation and impairment losses and
1.4 % to expenses from financial services.
Staff costs remain in the first three quarters of 2025, increasing
slightly by 0.2 % or EUR 2.1m to EUR 1,028.3m. The changes result from an
increase in the number of employees in the Austrian Post Group as well as
from collective wage and salary adjustments reported under operational
staff costs, both in Austria and abroad along with efficiency and
cost-related measures that have been introduced. Austrian Post Group
employed an average of 28,202 people (full-time equivalents) in the first
nine months of 2025 as a consequence of increased insourcing activities,
compared to the average of 27,816 employees in the prior-year period
(+1.4 %).
Non-operating staff costs refer to severance payments and changes in
provisions, which are primarily due to the specific employment situation
of civil servant employees at Austrian Post. No charges were incurred in
the first nine months of 2025 compared to the previous year.
Raw materials, consumables and services used increased slightly by 0.8 %
to EUR 649.0m. An increase in the transport sector is offset by a decrease
in fuels and heating oils.
Other operating income rose to EUR 87.3m (+15.0 %) in the first three
quarters of 2025. Other operating expenses fell by 2.2 % to EUR 304.2m.
Accounting standard IAS 29 (Financial Reporting in Hyperinflationary
Economies) needs to be applied for the Turkish subsidiaries. Accordingly,
all items in the income statement as well as the non-monetary items were
adjusted using a general price index (refer to the Annual Report 2024,
Consolidated Financial Statements, Note 3.3 Hyperinflation). The profit or
loss from net monetary items is presented as a separate item in the income
statement. In the first three quarters of 2025, the net monetary gain
amounted to EUR 4.5m (–26.6 %).
Earnings in 2025 are also impacted by the positive special effects
reported in the year 2024, especially in the first three quarters. EBITDA
equalled EUR 295.1m in the first three quarters of 2025, implying a
year-on-year decrease of 3.2 % from EUR 304.9m in the prior-year period
(+4.5 % compared to 2023). This corresponds to an EBITDA margin of 13.3 %.
Depreciation, amortisation and impairment losses amounted to EUR 160.0m in
the first three quarters of 2025, representing a year-on-year decrease of
0.1 % or EUR 0.2m. Group EBIT reached EUR 135.1m in the first three
quarters of 2025, down by 6.6 % from the prior-year level of EUR 144.7m
(+3.4 % vs. 2023). The EBIT margin amounted to 6.1 %. The Group’s
financial result in the first nine months of 2025 changed from minus
EUR 2.6m to minus EUR 6.2m.
The income tax decreased from EUR 36.0m to EUR 31.6m (-12.2 %). The profit
for the period for the first nine months of 2025 equalled EUR 97.3m,
compared to EUR 106.1m in the first three quarters of 2024 (–8.3 % but
+7.2 % from 2023). Undiluted earnings per share were EUR 1.41 compared to
EUR 1.48 in the prior-year period (–5.2 %).
EARNINGS BY DIVISION
The Mail division achieved an EBIT of EUR 90.7m in the first nine months
of 2025 compared to EUR 115.2m in the prior-year period (–21.2 %).
Earnings reduction is due to the decrease in mail volumes and the positive
special effects of the previous year.
The Parcel & Logistics division generated an EBIT of EUR 47.5m in the
first three quarters of 2025 compared to EUR 64.7m in the prior-year
period (–26.6 %). While the Austrian parcel business developed positively,
Austrian Post recorded declines in its international markets. Furthermore,
currency translation effects had a positive impact on the business in
Türkiye in the previous year.
The Retail & Bank division produced an EBIT of EUR 9.1m in the first nine
months of 2025 compared to minus EUR 7.4m in the prior-year period. The
improved earnings are related to the positive development of bank99 as
well as the positive results in the branch network.
EBIT of the Corporate Division (including Consolidation and the
intra-Group cost allocation procedure) changed from minus EUR 27.7m to
minus EUR 12.3m. The earnings improvement is due to negative effects in
the previous year such as the allocation of provisions and extraordinary
write-downs as well as portfolio adjustments of the real estate assets in
the current reporting period. The Corporate Division provides
non-operating services which are typically essential for the purpose of
the administration and control of the company. In addition to conventional
corporate governance tasks, these services include the management and
development of commercial properties not required for operations,
management of significant financial investments, provision of IT services,
development of new business models and the administration of the Internal
Labour Market of Austrian Post.
CASH FLOW AND BALANCE SHEET
Gross cash flow in the first three quarters of 2025 equalled EUR 244.7m,
down from EUR 276.3m in the previous year (–11.4 %). Cash flow from
operating activities amounted to EUR 88.4m in the reporting period,
compared to the prior year figure of EUR 58.4m. In this regard, the
largest effect is attributable to changes in the core banking assets of
bank99 totalling minus EUR 207.5m compared to minus EUR 234.7m in the
prior-year period. Core banking assets include the change in the balance
sheet items Financial assets from financial services and Financial
liabilities from financial services, excluding cash, cash equivalents and
balances with central banks, and thus combine the deposit and investment
business of bank99. Cash flow from operating activities excluding core
banking assets totalled EUR 295.9m in the first three quarters of 2025
compared to EUR 293.1m in the previous reporting period.
Cash flow from investing activities was minus EUR 56.8m in the first nine
months of 2025, compared to minus EUR 77.6m in the prior year period.
Expenditures for the acquisition of property, plant and equipment and
investment property (CAPEX) amounted to EUR 84.3m in the current reporting
period.
Austrian Post relies on operating free cash flow as a key metric to assess
the financial strength of its operating business and to cover the dividend
for the financial year. Excluding the change in core banking assets,
operating free cash flow totalled EUR 239.6m in the current period under
review compared to EUR 229.3m in the previous year. This increase also
includes a favourable tax effect from a prior-year period.
Cash flow from financing activities came to minus EUR 241.3m in the first
nine months of 2025, in comparison to minus EUR 154.6m in the first three
quarters of 2024.
Austrian Post relies on a solid balance sheet and financing structure.
Austrian Post’s total assets of EUR 6.3bn as at 30 September 2025 have
expanded significantly since the inclusion of bank99 in 2020. On the asset
side, property, plant and equipment of EUR 1,356.6m was one of the largest
balance sheet items and included right-of-use assets under leases of
EUR 366.5m. In addition, there are intangible assets and goodwill from
company acquisitions, which are reported in the amount of EUR 154.8m as at
30 September 2025. The balance sheet shows receivables of EUR 470.1m,
including current trade receivables of EUR 343.6m. Other financial assets
amounted to EUR 27.6m as at 30 September 2025. Financial assets from
financial services equalled EUR 4,035.0m at the end of the first three
quarters of 2025 and result mainly from the business activities of bank99.
On the liabilities side of the balance sheet, the equity of the Austrian
Post Group amounted to EUR 724.5m as at 30 September 2025, implying an
equity ratio of 11.5 %. The logistics equity ratio (equity in relation to
total capital excluding financial liabilities from financial services)
stood at 29 % at the end of September 2025. Provisions of EUR 522.4m are
shown on the equity and liabilities side as at 30 September 2025, other
financial liabilities amounted to EUR 605.4m and trade and other payables
totalled EUR 630.0m. Financial liabilities from financial services in the
amount of EUR 3,813.7m result primarily from the business activities of
bank99 (deposit and investment business of bank99’s customers).
OUTLOOK 2025/2026
Against the backdrop of economic uncertainties, trends in the
international mail and parcel business have intensified. Cost pressure and
digitisation among private and public sector customer groups are leading
to declining letter mail and direct mail volumes.
At the same time, the parcel markets are impacted by intense competition.
Growth trends reflect both changing consumer behaviour and the increasing
market dominance of large e-commerce players.
Revenue
On the back of the strong revenue increase of 13.9 % in 2024, which was
driven by positive special effects such as numerous elections in Austria
and currency effects relating to the Turkish Lira, a stable development is
predicted, with modest revenue decline in 2025 and a slight increase in
2026. This is based on the assumption that the overall economic
development will be in line with positive forecasts. In the letter
business, declining volume trends prevail for conventional letters as well
as addressed and unaddressed advertising mail, while growth is expected in
the parcel markets both nationally and internationally. The exchange rate
development of the Turkish Lira at the end of the year is difficult to
predict. The year-end exchange rate as at 31 December 2025 can result in a
revenue impact of ±2 % based on the application of IAS 29 Financial
Reporting in Hyperinflationary Economies.
Due to the described general conditions and following the positive special
effects from numerous elections in the previous year, a steady revenue
decline is expected in the Mail division. The underlying trend of
declining volumes in traditional letter mail due to increased digitisation
continues. Direct mail and media post is also expected to experience
further declines due to weak economic stimulus. Positive effects are
expected from process improvements and price adjustments.
The Parcel & Logistics division is expected to experience further increase
under stable economic conditions. Revenue growth depends on the continued
expansion of online retail as well as on inflationary and currency
developments in Türkiye.
In the Retail & Bank division, lower revenue is expected based on a
slightly declining interest rate environment. In addition, a revenue
contribution of about EUR 20m from commission business with A1 Telekom
Austria will cease in 2026, while, at the same time, Austrian Post is
setting up its own mobile phone brand, which will be available from the
second quarter of 2026.
Earnings
Against the backdrop of challenging conditions, revenue and cost-related
initiatives were launched to preserve the level of earnings. On the basis
of current trends and assuming a steady development for the Turkish Lira
–and in line with the performance during the first nine months – earnings
(EBIT) for the financial year 2025 are expected to be slightly below the
extraordinary strong prior year. Equally for 2026, against the backdrop of
a difficult macroeconomic environment and slightly improved economic
forecasts, Austrian Post targets a broadly stable earnings development in
the order of magnitude of previous years.
Investments
Based on the average investment needs of recent years, the required
investments (CAPEX) for 2025 will be about EUR 150m. This includes
maintenance CAPEX and investments to decarbonise logistics as well as
growth CAPEX. With the completion of the capacity expansion in Austria and
the increased focus on the markets in Southeast and Eastern Europe as well
as Türkiye, the company is setting up further growth momentum for the
future. Another strategic priority is the gradual electrification of the
delivery fleet in Austria. Austrian Post aims to make its last-mile
logistics completely CO₂-free by 2030 at the latest.
CONTACTS
Austrian Post Austrian Post
Press-Team Harald Hagenauer, Head of Investor Relations
Tel.: +43 (0) 57767-32010 Tel.: +43 (0) 57767-30400
presse@post.at investor@post.at
Vienna, 12 November 2025
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