Good morning, everyone. Gonna try to take you through this Third Quarter presentation. Can we get to the next slide there? There we go. We're gonna talk just quickly through the main events, the third quarter results, operational update, an update on our dispute with Keppel, and a summary, and then we'll take questions. To the main events, this quarter, well, we had a revenue of $7.4 million, an EBITDA loss of -$3.1 million, and a net loss of $4.6 million. The revenue efficiency was 97.4% during the quarter, and the total contract backlog at the end of Q3 was approximately $1 million. I will hand the results over to our CFO, Ian. Okay. Thank you, Eric. Yes, the Q3 results had revenue in the quarter of $7.3 million, which, as Eric mentioned, was 97.4% revenue efficiency. That was the rig working for Ithaca for August and September, with the bulk of July being spent in the shipyard doing the flag and class work. Total revenue $7.4 million, as mentioned. The rig operating expenses also $7.4 million, with the average OpEx per day for the WilPhoenix being at $78,800 per day, and the WilHunter continues cold stack status in Invergordon at $1,300 a day. The G&A expense of $3.1 million that includes approximately $1.6 million in respect of legal fees and arbitration-related costs, so the underlying G&A expense in the region of $1.5 million. Depreciation of $1.2 million, resulting in total expenses there of $11.7 million and an operating loss of $4.3 million. That just filters down to total comprehensive loss of $4.6 million after the other financial items of $300,000. Total loss attributable to the shareholders, $4.6 million, equivalent to $0.08 per share. On to the balance sheet. Next slide. Rigs, machinery, equipment, little movement in the quarter. There's an addition in respect of the flag and class work of $1.3 million. There's still some costs to come through in respect of completing that work. Trade and other receivables, $3.8 million. That's in respect to the August revenue from Ithaca. The prepayments and accrued revenue, principally the September accrued revenue, and both these amounts have now been paid. Cash balance at the end of the quarter, $12.1 million. Total assets, $87.6 million. Paid-in capital and retained earnings with a net position there of $81.3 million. Trade and other creditors, that is just principally the trade creditors in respect of ongoing operations. Accruals and provisions, we've got accrued legal costs, tax, and audit fees, among others as normal month to month, HMRC and PAYE accruals as well. Total equity and liabilities, $87.6 million. Thank you, Ian. We'll go over to our operational update, and I'll leave that to our Chief Operating Officer, Rodney. Will you please take us through that? Yes. Good morning, everyone. As you can see from the slide, the operational uptime of 99.9% in the quarter, and the slightly higher OpEx, largely around the class and flag inspection work that was undertaken during the period. As always, I think it's a good opportunity to point out to everyone the work that's been done by the crews, both onshore and offshore, in completing the five-year class and flag work on the Phoenix, without any safety incidents and doing it on budget and on schedule. Then also coming out after that to go and drill the Fotla exploration well for Ithaca, which again was a safe and an efficient operation and ultimately a commercial success for our customer and for the partners. Thanks to everyone for working safely through the quarter. As we see there, we are now starting to see contracts being awarded for commencement in 2022, and we're now in receipt of the first inquiries for commencements in 2023, substantially those in the P&A space at present. The final decision has now been made, as you can see, to recycle the WilHunter. That unit hasn't worked now for a long period of time, and we think it's now the right time to recycle the unit in an environmentally responsible fashion. I think that's all I've got, Eric. Yep, good. We'll give you a little update on the disputes. Not much has happened since last quarter. We're still working through the motions. As you know, the claim amounts to a total of $97.7 million. The hearing for rig one has been scheduled to October 22. Award probably expected in Q1 the following year. The hearing for rig two is expected to follow a couple of months afterwards. We still believe that the legal fees for both cases will be about $10 million as we have forecasted. We also, when it comes to the tax dispute, we're still waiting for the outcome of our application of Rule 38, and I think that's around the corner. I don't think we have more than that we're still very firm on our dispute with Keppel, and that we are confident that we will win our cases. Okay, in summary, I think. Well, we're still awaiting awards on our outstanding tenders. We are exploring alternatives for financing. We're actively managing the arbitration process, as I mentioned, to get the refund for our installments plus interest. We also are pursuing other opportunities in the space as consolidation, acquisitions, and management of units. I think then if there's nothing further, we'll just go to the Q&A. Okay. There is one question: What do you expect to be net proceeds from scrapping WilHunter? Well, Roddy, maybe that's something for you. Yes, no problem. I think the summary of that is it's historically been called close to a zero-sum game. Scrap values have increased recently, so I think we could reasonably guide on a recovery in the sort of $1 million-$1.5 million range. Good. Thank you. A couple of more questions. Do you see any opportunity to reach a settlement with Keppel FELS before the tribunal hearings? Will the ongoing deal between Dolphin and Keppel affect Awilco Drilling in any way? I think I can answer those. There has not been any contact between us and Keppel when it comes to settlement at this stage. I wouldn't say that we would that that's not a possibility, but now I think we have to go through the motions at least for the arbitrations, and then we'll see when everything is final and we're waiting for the arbitration. Maybe that would be a good time to actually have a talk, but nothing has been initiated at this stage. Can you repeat the second question, Katrin? No, the last part of the question was whether the deal between Dolphin and Keppel- Yeah affect us in any way. We cannot see that will affect the case in any way. Second part of this person's question was I believe what Roddy just answered previously on any cash flow from the recycling of WilHunter. The third question is what kind of alternatives for financing are you looking at? Ian? Ian, I think I'll leave that to you. Yeah. In terms of the financing, certainly consider the possibility of raising additional equity. The shareholder loan is a possibility and third-party financing also is a possibility, but the third-party financing would be contingent upon a successful contract award. We're still looking at the opportunities and have not crystallized anything at this point. Thank you. I don't see any further questions. If anyone have any further questions, please type them in the Q&A tab. Okay. I don't see any further questions coming in, so I suggest we close this call, and if anyone have any further questions, please just drop us an email. An email. Well, thank you for your attention. Thank you. Have a nice day.