Hello everyone and welcome to today's webcast, Reviewing HIVE Digital Technologies' Financial Results for the quarter ended June 30th, 2022. On slide number two, I would like to briefly note disclosures. Except for statements of historical fact, this presentation contains forward-looking information within the meaning of the applicable Canadian and U.S. securities regulations. These forward-looking statements are based on expectations, estimates, and assumptions as of the date of this presentation. Moving on to slide number three. On the next slide, before we jump into the full presentation, this is a visual that we like to include in all of our presentations, called the DNA of Volatility, which just basically makes investors aware of the volatility of various asset classes. As you can see here, HIVE and the cryptocurrency markets in general are historically more volatile than, say, the S&P 500 or the gold market. I would like to introduce today's presenters, Frank Holmes, Executive Chairman, Darcy Daubaras, Chief Financial Officer, and Aydin Kilic, President and COO. Moving on to slide number four. I would like to hand the presentation over to CFO Darcy Daubaras for a snapshot of growth. Darcy? Great. Thank you very much Holly and welcome to all of our shareholders and investors. It's been a very tough quarter for the whole industry, and we're wanting to give you guys an update on how we did because we think we've done fairly well compared to the rest of the industry. This is just taking a look at our earnings and how things are put together on a financial statement point of view. We take a look at our operational earnings, which is our cash flow of operations, and then we take a look at our investment earnings. Those are our realized cash flows and the unrealized things, which are the things that can greatly swing an earnings of a company, either higher or lower, depending on how that quarter went. Next slide, please. Two of those things that are these non-cash and mark-to-market charges that can greatly swing what happens in a Mark-to-Market in accounting is something, it's a practice that involves adjusting the value of an asset to reflect its value as determined by the current market conditions, which we all know have not been great during this most recent quarter. That's taking a look at what a company would get for the asset if it was sold at that point in time. That's external market prices or posted prices within the industry for a cryptocurrency or for an asset like a miner, if you're having to value it. The other thing is the non-cash charges. These are taking a look at things for write-downs, or accounting expenses. It doesn't involve a cash payment. These are items like depreciation, amortization, stock-based compensation, and asset impairments, are common non-cash charges that reduce our earnings but not cash flows. Usually, what we do is we take a look at this, back them out when we're looking at earnings to try to normalize it to compare company to company. Next slide, please. As you can see, our cash position stood at $4 million at June 30th, 2022, along with additional $71.4 million in digital currencies, vast majority of that Bitcoin and Ethereum. We also have $7.7 million in amounts receivable and prepaids. The market value of our strategic investments fell during the quarter as a result of the general market instability, but remains strong at $7.9 million. As you can see, we're maintaining a strong net cash position and healthy working capital to fund our operations and continued growth. Turning to the next slide. Our gross mining margin, which equates to our revenues minus direct operating and maintenance costs, decreased in absolute dollars to $27 million in the most recent quarter compared to $32.8 million in the prior year comparative. Gross mining margin is also partially dependent on various external network factors, including mining difficulty, the amount of digital currency rewards that miners receive, and the market price of the digital currencies at the time of mining. This most recent Q1 that's completed June 30th, 2022, we are reporting a loss of $1.16 per share, compared to a net income of $0.30 per share reported in Q1 of last year. Taking a look at HIVE by the numbers on the next slide. This is taking a look at our increase in our Exahash of BTC mining quarter-over-quarter compared to March of 2022. You can see, our active Bitcoin hash rate has increased by 13%, along with our Ethereum hash rate increasing by 3%. This is continued growth that we have experienced over time as we're building up and maximizing our facilities in Europe and also in Canada. Next slide, please. Taking a look at the Ethereum that's been mined, year-over-year, you can see that in Q1 of last year, fiscal 2022, we mined 9,701 Ethereum. It has dropped in this most recent quarter to 7,675. This is as a result of the continuing increased difficulty rate that is being experienced throughout the Ethereum ecosystem. Next slide, please. This takes a look again, looking at the last four quarters, and as you can see, each quarter we're seeing some variability, but a bit of a downward trend on the Ethereum that has been mined with a little bit of a push-up in this last quarter. You can see on the line graph the effect of the difficulty that has taken place over the last year. Next slide, please. Taking a look at our year-over-year revenue, we generated revenue from digital currency mining in the first quarter of this most recent completed fiscal 2023 of $44.2 million versus $39.0 million in the prior year first quarter. The increase in revenues versus the same quarter in fiscal 2022 is due to an increase in the production of Bitcoin, which we will see later. It increased to 821 from 226 in the prior year, and this is driven by our acquisition of the two Bitcoin mining data centers in Canada. This was additionally bolstered by the revenues driven by the Ethereum mining that took place in the most recent quarter, which we just talked about, where the mining number of coins mined fell a tiny bit. As mentioned previously, our gross mining margin, which equates to our revenues minus direct operating and maintenance costs, decreased in absolute dollars to $27 million in the most recent quarter, compared to $32.8 million in the prior year comparative. Next slide, please. Comparing our current fiscal Q1 quarter to the previous just completed Q4 of March 31st, we generated revenue from digital currency mining of $44.2 million versus $49.8 million in the previous quarter. The decrease in revenues versus the prior quarter was impacted significantly by the incredibly low prices of Bitcoin and Ethereum experienced in this most recent quarter as we continue as the rest of our peers to experience this challenging bear market. Our gross mining margin increased in absolute dollars to $27 million compared to $22.9 million in the prior year comparative. Turning to slide 14. Our Adjusted EBITDA decreased in this first quarter of fiscal 2023 to $11.2 million versus $25.8 million in the prior year comparative quarter. I will highlight, as the CFO, the gross mining margin and Adjusted EBITDA, which we're talking about here, are non-IFRS figures. The first quarter of fiscal 2023, we experienced a loss of $95.3 million compared to a net income of $23.5 million in the prior year comparative. This decrease was driven predominantly by non-cash mark-to-market charges, as I had explained earlier and defined, the largest during this quarter being a revaluation of digital currencies of $72.2 million, which had a negative effect on our net income, bringing it down. Also during the quarter, we had an impairment on miner equipment and deposits of $11 million. This was due to some equipment that was slow in coming out of China and doing a mark-to-market evaluation of what the market would pay for those miners at this time. Under accounting policies, we had to take an impairment. This is based on new information that has come to light in the last couple weeks since we've reported our year-end figures. Next slide, please. Taking a look at the financial metrics here, our Adjusted EBITDA looking quarter-over-quarter, Q4 last year versus Q1 this year, is CAD 11.2 million versus the CAD 11.8 million in the prior quarter. Again, highlighting the gross mining margin and Adjusted EBITDA are non-IFRS figures. In this most recent quarter, we had a loss of CAD 95.3 million, compared to the CAD 34 million in the prior quarter. As we can see, our gross mining margin has increased quarter-over-quarter to CAD 27 million from the CAD 22.9 million experienced in the last quarter. Next one, please. Now I'd like to turn it over to our President and Chief Operating Officer, Aydin Kilic, for an operational update. Thank you Darcy for the introduction and it has been quite a quarter. I think that HIVE has done an exceptional job navigating what some may call a crypto storm. On that note, I'm gonna jump right into the numbers. Looking at our performance through an operational lens, here's a recap of our monthly production for Q1 2023, our fiscal period. You can actually see here we've got our production amongst all of our industry peers for April, May, and June. What we've done is we report this on a monthly basis, and this is all based on public disclosure of monthly production reports from every crypto miner. You could see the total hash rate, the total Bitcoin produced, and then the Bitcoin per exahash. You could see every month this quarter, HIVE has emerged as the most efficient in terms of Bitcoin per exahash, crypto miner in getting into that 130 range when none of our peers were doing that. This is because we have the best uptime. Because we have the best uptime in the sector and I've mentioned this before it's really important to emphasize as this industry scales to industrial and gigawatt grades of infrastructure, people have to monitor their own substations. Maybe they're behind the grid. Big part of this is energy management, and there's a lot of heat that's produced. You've got thousands and thousands of miners, tens of thousands even. It's very different managing a two or a 10 MW operation versus a globally diversified 130 MW operation like a company like HIVE. You know, when we're talking about getting $27 million of gross mining margin or $44 million, these are all U.S. figures, of course, of revenue, given the hash rate that we have, it's because of our incredible uptime, which is really the unsung heroes of HIVE, all of our technical staff at our data centers globally and of course, the executives that work so close to them on a daily basis. Next slide, please. Now I'm gonna give you a more current update for July. You could see that we've done 465 Bitcoin in this month equivalent. That's comprised of about 280 Bitcoin and almost 3,000 Ethereum. 465 Bitcoin in July is 15 Bitcoin produced per day on average. Now, when you look at that last quarter, we did an equivalent of 1,338 Bitcoin in 91 days. In all of Q1, we did an average of 14.7 Bitcoin a day. Continuing on that strong momentum, HIVE is now doing 15 Bitcoin a day on average. This is a virtue of us having that great uptime. We actually hit a peak exahash equivalent of 3.77 in July, which was fantastic. That's comprised of almost 2.3 exahash of Bitcoin and about 6.5 terahash of Ethereum mining. Now, in the summer with the extreme heat, and this applies to any facility, whether it's in Texas or Sweden or Canada, of course, HIVE is in Canada, Iceland, Sweden, you don't run as many miners when you've got those peak summer temperatures. What we've actually got is an average hash rate for the whole month of 3.36 exahash, but we managed to hit some peaks. In our strategy to optimize our profit, where we have some variable pricing in New Brunswick, we strategically vary our load so we can mine in the most profitable manner possible. Again, it's showing up as having a fantastic 61% gross mining margin in a quarter where we saw Bitcoin capitulate to the $20,000 range. This is why we see the variance in peak and average hash rates during the month. Let's go to the next slide. This actually zooms out the entire sector of July. How did everybody else do? Well, again, we've actually used our average hash rates here for ourselves and for all of our peers. Anthony Pomp's does a great job of doing these similar sorts of analysis. I encourage you to check him out. We actually take the average monthly hash rate for everybody 'cause everybody's got variable hash rate during these hot summer months. You could see, HIVE, we did 138 Bitcoin per exahash. There's some financial details on the right of this particular table. We could see our multiple. You know, HIVE is a great buy. We've got a very strong hold of position, and again, you know, 15 Bitcoin a day on average just shows consistent uptime and steady growth. Let's look at the next slide. We talked about hash rate, but now I'm gonna focus on the infrastructure aspect of the business. Right now we are currently operating 130 MW globally. New Brunswick is at 60, Quebec is at 26. You can see all that information on the left. Actually, we have 144 MW completed. We've got 4 MW existing in Quebec and 10 MW existing in New Brunswick. What that means is HIVE has 14 MW of available infrastructure ready for incoming shipments of ASICs, which we have contracted, and we'll get into that a little bit later. We've got some optimizations and expansions within our existing sites, and that'll get us to about 150 MW by the fall. HIVE is about measured growth, right? We don't wanna overpromise and underdeliver. HIVE is about measured growth, hitting our targets, best efficiency in class, best uptime. You could see today that we're at 130 MW of operating capacity. Let's go to the next slide. This helps to frame it because some of the legacy, what I call us is we're the legacy bulge bracket crypto miners. We were all the companies that went public back in 2017. You know, HIVE, we've got a phenomenal fleet of legacy AMD RX 580s that are ROI'd 4x over. They've repaid themselves 4x over. But we've also upgraded our ASICs, and we've got you know, the newer NVIDIA data center cards. What that means is, when you have more efficient machines, and the efficiency I'm talking about here now is in the J/TH, that means in the amount of MW that you're operating as a company, the more efficient your fleet, the more hash rate you're gonna get. Of course, we know power prices in, you know, is in cents per kWh. If you have less MW per hash rate then or as we could say it differently, more PH/ MW, you are gonna expend less energy for every hash rate you produce. A good way for the analysts out there to understand some of the legacy companies, how up to date is their fleet, is simply look at the PH/MW. Because all these companies, we've all got, you know, maybe a dozen different types of miners in our fleet as we've bought them over the years. You could take the total hash rate divided by the total MW, and you can see HIVE leads our Canadian peers at 29 PH/MW. Let's look at the next slide. Great news, as mentioned, we've got 70 MW completed in New Brunswick. Our fourth building is now complete. Here's some progress on construction photos from a few weeks ago. You could sort of see that final wall getting installed. Again, these photos are from a few weeks ago, so this is really exciting. Again, this is, you know, a civic grade infrastructure project. You see that massive retaining wall. This is a really beautiful site, and we've had some of the analysts and we've had the CBC out to visit the site, even the mayor. It's quite a spectacle. It's a very beautiful super campus. It's now functionally complete at 70 MW, which is great news. On the next slide, here's a photo of our stronghold in Quebec, our Lachute campus. I talk about, you know, J/TH, and we're in the hash rate business. We convert energy into hash rate. That's great. HIVE is the most efficient. We try to have the best uptime in doing that energy conversion, so we have, you know, great operating margins. What happens with the excess energy that turns into heat? Well, we're very conscious. We're an ESG conscious crypto miner. Everywhere we see an opportunity, we want to take this to the next level. What we've done, and this has been happening, as we all know, it gets very cold in Canada during the winter. The heat from our facility, it heats our industrial neighbor. They've got a very large warehouse you can see here. Those are pipes that act as conduits that channel the hot air from our data center into our neighbor. That's actually a swimming pool manufacturer, so we're recycling heat here. Always be mindful about. We're, you know, we use a lot of energy in this business. On the next slide, you can see our concept in Sweden, where we wanna be the cucumber kings of Boden. It's about creating greenhouses in Northern Europe, where you can grow vegetables year-round. We're very pleased and excited about the progress here. It's all about food sustainability. It's all about being, again, you know, an ESG conscious crypto miner. It's very difficult. A, we're mining with all green energy, and B, we're trying to give back to the community, in any way we see an opportunity. Let's look at the next slide. I'm gonna give you guys a little bit of a market overview. We all know this last quarter, we saw Bitcoin and Ethereum prices dip to lows that we haven't seen since 2020. Indeed, this chart here tracks the hashprice. You can see the hashprice, we're back down to about $0.10 a terahash a day, levels that we haven't seen since fall of 2020. We're approaching almost two-year lows. You take a step back and you think, okay, well, you know, we've managed to navigate, you know, a very challenging time in the market. Now, during our fiscal Q1 from April to June, those hash prices were sort of in the $0.10-$0.20 range. But again, we came through in this quarter, with a 62% gross mining margin. I think it was an amazing feat. But it's also important to understand what comes ahead, right? So as we see hash rates thin out, we know that difficulty tends to drop, which we've seen, happen a couple times in the past couple months. But more broadly, we can go to the next slide. We understand the impact it has on ASIC prices as a commodity, right? Any savvy crypto miner will tell you that they're always trying to get less than a one-year ROI on their ASIC purchases. What happens when your hash price drops, first of all, your cash flow from your mining operation from ASICs that you buy is gonna be less. What happens is people have to reprice because your CapEx on a $ per terahash basis when you buy ASICs is the biggest determinant of your ROI, moreover on your energy cost, and moreover on the efficiency of the machine. This chart shows you three classes of machines under 38 J/TH, 30-68 and over 38 J/TH. Really what you could see is prices have dropped as much as 60%-70% since the highs that we saw in December. It's very important to time your purchases. Of course, don't buy during the high. You know, HIVE didn't purchase machines in December or November of last year. We noticed a lot of our peers were rushing in, and that's why we're seeing very opportunistic buying opportunities. HIVE is strategically studying our growth so we can always keep our cash flow return on invested capital in mind because HIVE is a company that puts its shareholders first as we want to help our shareholders realize value by placing their faith with us. On the next slide. Just a quick reminder, our Intel project is progressing nicely. Our second version of the prototype actually just shipping today. We've been testing our Gen One prototype, and it has some great results. We expect commercial quantities to arrive in September of this year. This is a photograph of a physical unit, as well. Very exciting time. HIVE strives to be first to market of all the proponents that are participating in the Intel field. Again, it's about being first to market, getting your machines hashing ASAP. You're earning that cash flow return on invested capital. Onto the next slide. This is our hash rate growth outlook. Again, this is measured growth where we are focusing on working within the infrastructure that we have. Now, again, we have that 14 extra megawatts ready for our monthly shipments to come in and methodically and growing with strong growth. We're gonna hit about a target of 4.6 exahash by this December, and we're well on track to do that. We just received a shipment recently of some more MicroBTs, so based on our allocations from last year. Everything is steady as she goes. On that note, I will now turn it over to our Commander-in-Chief, Executive Chairman Frank Holmes, who's gonna provide a macro overview of the market at large, as well as some very interesting insights into how crypto is performing among other asset classes. Frank, over to you. Thank you Darcy and Aydin for those presentations. I want to sort of do a recap, a macro recap of how we survived and are positioned to deal with other headwinds and challenges going forward. Next, please. It's so important that the leadership team, you know, there's a picture of me, but really it's people around me and how they're managing a portfolio, a suite of data centers that are in Sweden, that are in Iceland, that are in Quebec, and also in New Brunswick. Most companies have all their data centers and chips and mining away in one country, in particular one state. You just run into this inherent risk. Managing all these different countries and different issues is a bigger challenge. What's really important is that we've been able to deliver on a relative basis to our peers. I think very attractive performance. Next, please. There I am. You know, we're first to go public, first to mine Bitcoin, Ethereum, first to buy data centers and to be 100% with an ESG green ESG strategy and to be interlisted in Canada, U.S. and Germany. I think that's a reason why this call. I'm in Europe visiting in Sweden our facilities, and I was just in Switzerland talking to investors because we are interlisted. Next, please. HIVE uses 100% green energy in Canada, Iceland, and Sweden. We have low electricity costs, we have low temperatures and fast internet connections wherever we are. What's really sort of interesting to me is that all the crypto mining stocks fell on average last year, 71%. They seem to cluster day in, day out on a relative basis that having a green footprint like we have doesn't really get much traction. In fact, there's a Wall Street Journal story out that people are sort of fed up with ESG. For us, you know, we're gonna continue to have this sort of green thesis, but the value of that still has not shown up that I would expect that HIVE has a higher relative valuation to our peers. Let's see if this basket of securities which trade by the hour off of Bitcoin price is as we break out from that basket, that whatever the hedge funds are that are using a sort of quant approach. Next, please. That's our capital structure. As you know that we did roll back the stock and we have 82 million shares outstanding. You can see just some of the important numbers that we think we have on a relative basis. We have the most shares outstanding, and now we're closer to that average. More important is that when you're over $5 in the U.S., it's marginable and there's other aspects that when we just experienced this crypto winter, if you're a penny stock and you're trading below what's being $2 or $1, you can be delisted from Nasdaq. I think it was an important move that we did before the big meltdown, which I'm gonna talk about, took place. Next, please. You know what? I'm really proud of this team of Bill. When you take a look at our Bill Gray, our CTO, add Aydin in there, you add Johanna, you have Darcy, you have Ian Mann, people and Gabriel, in-house counsel looking at everything and managing so many moving parts in these different jurisdictions. We suffered what is a brutal drop in crypto valuations from the high of 2021. It's hard to believe, but in a short period, as interest rates started to rise in the U.S., and the U.S. dollar continued to be the strongest currency and climbing, crypto unraveled, and we saw a total drop of $2 trillion. Even during that period, we were able to still grow our revenue 13% year- over- year from when we got listed last year. Our digital assets are CAD 71 million. They dropped because the crypto prices dropped. Darcy commented on explaining how that impacts your portfolio was a mark-to-market. You can see here that even with revenue being up, but overall coins being down, it did impact the net loss for $95 million, but our mining margins were strong. We still produced $11 million of EBITDA. That's really impressive because when you look at our peers and particularly other Canadian mining companies, they didn't deliver such strong cash flow on that relative basis. I really think it's our team. We're lucky with some of our strategies, which is important to have at all times, and updating them every quarter. The equivalent of Bitcoin that we mine, that's both the Bitcoin and Ethereum, was 1,338, which is important for us being able to generate enough cash flow to continue our growth profile. Next, please. Understanding this crypto winter, this contagion, I think that the collapse of the algorithmic stablecoin Terra and LUNA and then you had this contagion effect, which is really significant because the liquidation of Three Arrows Capital, which was a $10 billion Singaporean hedge fund. What it showed you was the interconnected nature between all these different business strategies and how they were growing. It also showed, and I've seen this before, what they call shadow banking. This is a big issue, going back over 15 years ago in China. The prolific growth of these sort of shadow banks where there's no regulation, they're offering very high yields, and there's no discipline in their capital. You have billions of dollars being wiped out by Celsius. They canceled being able to get their money. We had Voyager, another one that's been accused of soliciting people that they were FDIC insured, which is not true. You see this interconnection between all these events, and they happened very quickly, and it appeared to be a big wipe out in the month of June, in particular. That did impact us, especially on mark-to-market. Those companies that have more Bitcoin than us would have a less mark-to-market impact, and those that have less would be less. It's important to recognize the implementation of this mark-to-market that took place a couple of years ago has added tremendous volatility. In fact, Warren Buffett had a net loss of $44 billion for Berkshire Hathaway, but his operating, which he says everyone should focus on your operating profits, they were $7 billion. Overall, his investments were gross numbers down $51 billion, so net was off, I think, $44 billion. That similar issue happened with us. When you look at, say, Berkshire Hathaway's portfolio, they have a diversified portfolio of public companies. We have predominantly some public companies, but mostly focused on investments in digital assets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. This whole contagion, I believe is behind us. I also saw that the margin debt for stocks, it also dropped dramatically as everyone was forced out and these stocks all got beaten up. What's interesting for investors is that the crypto mining stocks that are very similar to gold stocks, and that is they track the price of gold. The only difference is that higher quality gold royalty companies get better traction, but the crypto mining as a group seem to all trade very similar to each other, and it's really not sort of rational. We did see this contagion of the crypto winter. I don't think it's totally behind us. I think there's gonna be more regulatory pronouncements. We're seeing now a push of the United Nations getting involved with it. We'll see how it unfolds, but it's something that I'm proud to share with you that we made money every day from an operating point of view. Internally, that's what we control. We don't control the external. We went down to making $150,000 a day, and now that's grown. We weathered lots of headwinds with volatility in energy prices in New Brunswick. Fortunate that our Swedish operations are hedged, so they were very attractive prices. We know that many other places around the world had shutdowns, heat waves or whatever the issues were. There were lots of setbacks in our production. The next slide, please. HIVE was able to deliver the goods. In terms of BTC production and exahash, you know, we took the crown. Aydin has spoken about this, and he highly recommend that people follow Anthony Pompliano, who I met several months ago in London. He's a retired accountant that started following the crypto mining and making money in it. He started publishing this sort of data, which is really interesting because it's unbiased. But I think it's just, once again, important to recognize how we compare. The neat metric for you as investors is to compare HIVE to these other companies on a market cap and production. Next, please. You can see here that revenue over the last four quarters, this momentum is greatly impacted by Bitcoin pricing. Even though the prices came down, I thought that we held ourselves very well in our overall production and our operating production, because we've been increasing our exahash, as Aydin did a great job explaining to you. Next, please. Bitcoin mined by HIVE increased fourfold. I think that's really significant for investors to recognize how last year we did an ATM for $100 million, did a bought deal at roughly $30, over $30 a share. That capital was very accretive and we put a lot of Bitcoin Ethereum on the balance sheet. We also sold a fair amount in this past quarter of Ethereum to fund the Intel and the expansion and the continued expansion of our Bitcoin footprint. Next, please. This is a visual showing you know, how the assets grew from the same quarter last year. The prices of Bitcoin Ethereum are off substantially, but we put a lot of many more coins on the balance sheet. As you can see here, that Bitcoin is a much more significant impact, but it will hurt us on downdrafts, vice versa in a big surge of Bitcoin on any quarter, it can add tremendously to our overall earnings. Next, please. The next new headwind was once the contagion was behind us, touch wood, as I like to say that the team was able to still be cash flow positive every day through this, that sort of contagion crisis. Now the next big one is the merge and what's taking place. I wanna recap here that, you know, the Ethereum itself has gone through a fork before and this idea of continuing to crypto mine and not go to proof of stake, which is the big merge and Ethereum leaving proof of work, going to proof of stake. It has its own risks. Going to proof of stake has a risk, it has to do with litigation against Ripple. It has to do with the many regulatory agencies around the world look at proof of stake as a security. As PoS is really proof of stake and it has its embedded risk. We have sold off and we mine every day, and we've been selling the Ethereum. We've had a big surge, 100% over these past couple of months, and it's allowed us to continue to our growth profile. There is a new coin coming out, that was out the first of the fork to continue. We continue to mine Ethereum Classic. As you can see that took place in July of 2016, and it's just not as big ecosystem. We couldn't turn 30 MW overnight into mining this without impacting its overall ecosystem. We have a good position in it, and we believe that it will be a beneficiary if this merge goes through as expected. It is expected and has now come out today that it's gonna happen in mid-September. September, 32 days away. I believe in talking to other people in Europe in particular, that it won't be a switch overnight. It will take several months before the sort of impact it would have on our mining. We have made, you know, we have plan B, C, and D in managing this risk, just like we've had to manage other risks. Next, please. I want to, you know, thank everyone for listening to the presentation. Please, you know, keep in touch with us through social media, following us and the videos we put out. Thank you. Thank you, Darcy, and thank you, Aydin, for excellent presentations. From all the management, all the 20 employees we have and the consultants we have that have helped us to be able to prosper and grow and look forward to growth in this industry. Thank you.