[Nugadeen and Antar] Which will be handled by [audio distortion]. I will now hand over the call to Richard to discuss the results. Good afternoon, everybody, and thank you for joining. The company entered the quarter with strong operational momentum, and we reached our highest production level since 2018, with group output exceeding 70,000 bpd equivalent in January following the early completion of the KM250 project. At the end of February, due to an outbreak of the regional conflict, this momentum was impacted and operations at the Khor Mor facility were temporarily suspended. Operations subsequently resumed in March at reduced capacity. Despite these challenging conditions, the company adapted quickly, maintaining production levels stronger than most, if not all, operators in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, while continuing to reliably supply customers with gas and LPG. If we turn now to the numbers, on your slide five. Net profit for the quarter was $74 million, up 72% year-on-year. Please do note that this includes a $48 million one-off positive adjustment relating to a sales gas metering reconciliation at Khor Mor, which encompassed quite a few years of gas production. On an underlying basis, net profit was $26 million for the quarter, which reflects the full KM250 cost base coming through alongside the impact of the temporary and lower level of production. Revenue, as you can see, increased to $145 million. That was up 59% year-on-year, once again benefiting from the one-off adjustment. On an underlying basis, revenue increased by $6 million year-on-year, supported by higher production in Egypt and the sales gas volumes in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. Our group production was just over 53,000 bbl oil equivalent per day, which is broadly in line with last year's levels. In the KRI, we demonstrated exceptional operational resilience, if you turn now to slide seven. Following early completion of the KM250 expansion, Khor Mor gas production exceeded 700 million standard cu ft a day in January. That translated into around 15,000 bpd of additional production, taking our group output to around 70,000 bpd equivalent for the first time since 2018. We've demonstrated that our capability is strong, and we expect an increase in further capacity usage later this year when the common user pipeline is on stream. Development of the Chemchemal field also remains a priority for our growth, with Dana Gas and its partners progressing this important project under a $160 million investment program. To secure demand from the field and diversify our customer base, we've signed seven new Gas Sales Agreements in January to supply up to 142 million standard cu ft of gas per day to industrial customers, there's more to come. In Egypt, we're starting to see early results from our investment, our production in Egypt increased year- on- year, marking a return to growth for the first time since 2018, where recently we achieved production of 70 million standard cu ft per day. Moving on, please, to liquidity. The business remains in a strong financial position. We ended the quarter with $228 million of cash. Of that, $95 million is held at Pearl level. Collections during the quarter reached $68 million. In the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, collections were $60 million, reflecting the company's good relationship with the KRG, the Kurdistan Regional Government. In Egypt, collection rates were 50% during the period. However, in April, we received a $20 million payment in U.S. dollars, which completed the settlement of overdue receivables, thus bringing our receivables position current. On the banking side, we also secured a $75 million bank facility in March, which was fully drawn in April, This significantly improves our liquidity and financial flexibility. Shareholders also approved an increased $124 million dividend at the April AGM, which will be paid later this month. If I may summarize, we started the quarter from a position of strength. We demonstrated the capacity of our systems and proved our resilience through a period of disruption by maintaining reliable supply to our customers. At the same time, we strengthened the financial position of the business with strong collections, full settlement of Egypt receivables, and a new, larger financing facility in place at lower cost. Importantly, we've continued to deliver on our dividend commitment with an 18% increase in our dividend from 5.5 to 6.5 fils per share. From here, our focus is on maximizing the use of our production capacity and pursuing our growth projects. As conditions normalize, we are very well positioned to increase revenues, support growth, and enhance shareholder value. Thank you. Chris and I will now take your questions. Thank you so much for the presentation. I'll now open the floor for the Q&A. If you have a question, please raise your hand or submit your question in the Q&A box. We'll just pause momentarily to the first question. As a reminder, if you have a question, please raise your hand. We have our first question from Gus. Please go ahead. Hi, gentlemen. Good afternoon and thank you for the presentation. Hope you guys are well. I just wanted to get a sense from you. I mean, given the macro backdrop in Iraq right now with the difficulty in exporting oil because of the strait being closed, what are the implications for Kurdistan? Obviously, how does that cascade into Dana's payments? I mean, obviously, your payments have stayed very strong given the strategic nature of the asset and your arrangements there. I'd just like to get a sense for that. You know, how much of the flows to Kurdistan are coming from budgeted versus direct sales of oil? Just if you could give us some insight onto how that impacts you. Well, Gus, I mean, the situation in Kurdistan is not really something that affects us too much. You know, condensate and LPG is offtaken by local offtakers and sent to market. That hasn't affected us, apart from the price has been much better for us. Our gas is obviously pipeline gas, so we have security of supply there. The big thing is demand, and demand is driven by Kurdistan sales of their electricity into federal Iraq, and obviously weather and other factors. Really the macro situation is one of costs benefiting us, but obviously the uncertainty is something that we have to be very cognizant of. Understood. Thank you. Thank you, Gus. As a reminder, if you have a question, please raise your hand, or submit your question in the Q&A box. We have a question in the Q&A box from Dilchan. Do you provide any guidance for 2026? Absolutely. We have talked about production in the past. Obviously we now have expanded capacity in KM250 going forward. We'll be obviously reacting to events in the region and also, you know, the demand as we go forward. Looking forward to increase, you know, up to full capacity in KM250 over time. Egypt, we've been producing, you know, better than we have previously as we went through in the presentation. We expect that trend to continue as the investment program that we've been doing in Egypt continues. Clear. Thank you so much. Just as a reminder, if you have a question, please raise your hand or submit it in the Q&A box. I'll just pause until the next question. There are no further questions. I'll give it back to Dana Gas management for closing remarks. Thank you very much, everybody. Also, we are available if there are any follow-up questions. I'm available, you can reach out anytime. I think also we have a couple of conferences coming in June. We'll be available, and we'll be happy to take one-to-one meetings with you guys. Thank you very much and have a good afternoon, everybody. Thank you. This concludes our call for today. Thank you so much.