Good morning, and welcome to this Q3 presentation with Enad Global 7. My name is Ludvig Andersson, and I will be your Moderator here today. Together with me to present, we have EG7's Acting CEO, Ji Ham, and Deputy CEO and CFO, Fredrik Rüdén. After the presentation, we will have a short Q&A session, so if you have any questions, feel free to email them to EG7's Investor Relations email. Now, without any further ado, over to you, Ji. Thanks, Ludvig. Good morning. Thank you for joining us this morning for our Q3 presentation. We're happy to present some strong numbers for the quarter. We'll dive right in. Net revenue for the quarter came in at SEK 445 million, which represents 26% year-over-year growth, and also a very strong organic growth rate of 19%. This represents our fourth consecutive quarter showing consistent growth and strong profitability. Adjusted EBITDA for the quarter was SEK 113 million, and that represents 25% margin. Normalized level of our EBITDA margin on a rolling 12-month basis should be 20%-22% going forward. With that said, this quarter we had some strong results from our gaming segment that boosted the margins up to 25%. Solid cash flows, SEK 131 million of operating cash flows for the period. With the sale of Innova completing in September, we also generated SEK 185 million of cash proceeds from that transaction. Next slide, please. Operational highlights at the service segment level. Service segment continues to perform very strongly. Some of the key figures for the quarter, net revenues came in at SEK 150 million. 100% organic growth in terms of the 44% growth that we generated year-over-year there. The adjusted EBITDA of SEK 90 million, which represents 42% growth and an average 13% margin, which is consistent with the service segment. Some of the operational highlights for the two businesses within the service segment, Fireshine continues to perform very strong, along with their build-up and then transitioning with more digital publishing business, as that contribute to, you know, continuing Q3 performance. They're signing up a nice pipeline of digital indie games with 10 additional titles signed up for 2023 and 2024 release. Petrol, perennial marketing, a lead marketing agency for titles such as Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II this year. Large campaign, very successful, that Petrol led. Also Marvel Snap, number one mobile game that came out recently. Petrol was responsible for that also, continuing to work with some of these blue chip, you know, AAA top games as they continue to, you know, prepare and present some of the best games that are coming out in the industry. Next slide, please. On the gaming segment side, some of the highlights include net revenues of SEK 295 million. That represents 18% growth, 8% of which is organic. Adjusted EBITDA of SEK 99 million, and that represented 48% growth from last year and 34% margin, which is very strong. Net revenues for Daybreak grew by 27% year-over-year. My Singing Monsters from Big Blue Bubble celebrated its 10-year anniversary this year in September and achieved the highest daily revenue in its history, which is a very big achievement when you look at this 10-year period to actually have the best day, you know, in its 10th-year anniversary. That speaks volume about the momentum that game continues to have. You know, overall so far for 2022, it's actually performing better than in 2021, which is one of the best years it had prior to this year. We're very happy with that continuing momentum with My Singing Monsters there. Lord of the Rings Online, you know, monthly active players increased by 11% compared to last year, driven by new content update as well as the successful launch of the Amazon streaming series that came out successfully in beginning of September. We're looking forward to that continuing to build momentum for that IP as Amazon will continue that for the next four seasons. Piranha is continuing to build up their work-for-hire business on top of the, you know, MechWarrior 5 franchise that they have successfully released that and support with DLCs. They're building up their work-for-hire business in parallel to build a better foundation of consistency in terms of revenue as well as profitability for the studio. Next slide, please. This is something that we've been working on for six months. Innova sale finally closed in September, successfully sold to Games Mobile ST LTD, a Cyprus-based private gaming group. The transaction was quite favorable in our perspective, you know, EUR 21 million of cash consideration at closing, EUR 17 million of which came along with the closing of the transaction, and EUR 4 million to be paid quarterly in equal installments over the next 18 months. There's some additional contingent consideration as well, up to EUR 13.5 million, you know, for the first five years, subject to the business performing at a certain level and a potential exit by the buyer. While we're not counting on this potential upside, but it's an insurance of sorts in case that a remote situation where things do stabilize in the Russia-Ukraine region and there's additional value that could be had with Innova, we may see some additional upside there. Once again, we're not counting on that outcome. Overall great outcome for the business. It significantly boosted our liquidity and credit profile. You know, cash increased by SEK 185 million in Q3, and now we sit with total cash balance of SEK 654 million, and that's against the SEK 405 million of bank debt that we have on our balance sheet. Net cash of SEK 250 million currently as of the end of September. This transaction overall meaningfully de-risks the overall group. We're finally out of Russia, no more geopolitical risk exposure. The original MBO structure that we attempted could have been a good outcome as well, but nonetheless, that would have continued to have this relationship with that region as a seller debt provider to the management team. With this third-party transaction, we no longer have any ties to Innova. It's a clean break, and we're able to get significant proceeds for it. I think all of us believe that this is a great outcome given the circumstance that we had to ultimately get to this outcome. Next slide, please. Fredrik. Thank you, Ji. Thank you for that. In the third quarter, EG7 delivered SEK 444 million in net revenue, which correspond to a growth of 25.5% and an organic growth, which is 18.8%. The organic growth adjusted for FX is 1.2%. We're really happy to continue to deliver currency neutral organic growth that we have been delivering for the past four quarters now. The net revenue and EBITDA over the last 12 months shows a constant increase from one consecutive quarter to the other. By end of Q3, we are up at SEK 1.8 billion, which correspond to an increase of 55% against comparable figure last year. This is then driven by organic growth or strong performance, currency fluctuations, and M&A activities. The adjusted EBITDA margin amounted in the third quarter to 25%, but our margins tend to vary between quarters, so it's more adequate to look at it in a longer perspective. In the LTM over the past five quarters, we have been trading in the level of 21%-22%, and we expect to close the full year 2022 around that level. Next slide, please. This picture further highlight the diversified portfolio as both segments grow from one consecutive quarter to the other, looking at the last 12 months net revenue. In the game segment, the last 12 months net revenue amounted to over SEK 1 billion, which correspond to growth of 48%. That is explained then by M&A, foreign exchange currency, and strong performance. Our more predictable and sustainable net revenue and cash flow derived from the live games portfolio. Net revenue from these assets amounted in the third quarter to SEK 272 million, which correspond to 61% of the total net revenue, which is over the past 12 months average. We have, not during my time here, been at such a high level of more sustainable and predictable revenues and cash flows. The last 12 months, the net revenue in the service segment amounted to SEK 754 million, corresponding to 66% growth. That is explained by strong performance by Petrol and Fireshine. Next slide, please. Looking at the game segment isolated, we can see a steady growth from Q4 last year. Daybreak is not only the largest contributor to the group, but also the largest contributor to our more predictable revenue base, generating SEK 260 million in the quarter and 65% in adjusted EBITDA, which correspond to 30% margin, and that margin was 25% in previous quarter. Big Blue Bubble contributed with SEK 48 million in net revenue, SEK 30 million in adjusted EBITDA, corresponding to a really strong margin of 63%, and that margin was 53% in previous quarter. Piranha has been profitable since Q4. Delivered SEK 25 million in net revenue and SEK 9 million in adjusted EBITDA. We also include then the other studios, Toadman and Antimatter in this segment. Next slide, please. We will look at the service segment. Here we can see, as I pointed out a few times, that it's more volatile and to some extent also hit-driven, visualized here in the left chart where the segment came out from the pandemic delays in Q4 last year, and also had one strong title delivering SEK 100 million in net revenue in Q4. Fireshine had yet another solid quarter, mainly attributable to the continued digital publishing success. A few of the planned physical distributed games are moved from the quarter, but the company generated SEK 83 million in net revenue and SEK 9 million in adjusted EBITDA. The decline from Q4 and Q2 this year to Q3 and Q1 then is not a sign of lower momentum. It's rather a revenue recognition timing situation that we see. Petrol's strong momentum from first half of the year continued, and they generated SEK 66 million in net revenue and SEK 10 million in adjusted EBITDA at a margin of 15%. A solid quarter from Petrol. Next slide, please. Looking then at managed expectations going forward, again, we delivered SEK 444 million in net revenue, and the FX-adjusted organic growth is 1.2%. That was 24% in Q2 and 13% in Q1. The comparable figures in the service segment has been relatively easy up to the second half of Q3 due to the delays in game projects during the pandemic again. Fireshine has also had one major hit, as I mentioned, in Q4, which also explain the volatility that we see here. Fireshine has always been subject to change schedules where one big release planned for Q3 was moved to Q2, and a handful of others are moved from the second half of the year to 2023. This explain to a great extent that we have guided for lower margin going forward. Meanwhile, the pipeline for Fireshine remain solid with a few new games signed and a pipeline of 10 games to be released in 2023, 2024, meaning that the strong momentum for Fireshine remain even if the net revenue in Q3 is lower than what we saw in the very strong second quarter. Again, Petrol is in a good shape with strong deliverance in different project as Ji Ham mentioned. In the game segment, Lord of the Rings and My Singing Monsters delivered strong growth, which contributed to the net revenue from the more predictable and sustainable live games portfolio. They amounted to SEK 272 million and 61% of the total net revenue, meaning that the revenue composition is more predictable and reliable than ever before. Given the strong start of Q4, we upgrade our full year net revenue target to say that we will come in around SEK 1.8 billion from the previous statement of that we will come in the range of SEK 1.6 billion-SEK 1.7 billion. The adjusted EBITDA margin in the third quarter was high at 25%. As I mentioned, we think that you need to look at it in longer perspective and the LTM adjusted EBITDA have been trading at 21%-22%. If we back another quarter here as we include six quarter, that quarter was 19%. That is the level that we expect to be trading on going forward and specifically to close 2022 with. The beginning of the fourth quarter was strong with revenues SEK 148.1 million in October. Next slide, please. We'll then show the balance sheet and the cash situation in the company. The strong operational cash flow and the successful divestment of Innova further improve the group's already strong liquidity profile to a net cash position of, according to this definition, SEK 155 million. I have deducted the cash part of remaining purchase considerations, and I also taking out the office rental IFRS 16 liability. Adjusted for those, the net cash is increased to a quarter of a billion, which was the amount that Ji mentioned in the beginning of this presentation. We started the quarter with SEK 381 million in cash, and we ended it with SEK 654 million. The reason for the strong increase of SEK 273 million is a very strong operational cash flow of SEK 131 million. The proceeds from the divestment of Innova, which is SEK 185 million, is included in the row investments, which is in total SEK 141 if we will then also deduct the investments that we done in capitalized R&D and also in tangible assets, and they together are SEK 45 million in the quarter. That is what I have to show you today. Over to you again, Ji. Thanks, Fredrik. Next slide, please. We're quite happy with the results for the quarter. You know, we had strong numbers across the board. I think when you look at the first three bullets from this investment highlights slide, they really focus on and emphasize the consistency and our ability to continue to perform growth both sequentially as well as, you know, year-over-year in an organic manner, even though the market has been challenging and the challenging market condition may persist going into 2023 with some of the macroeconomic uncertainties that, you know, everyone is feeling. With that said, we have a very strong base of recurring revenues with our live service game portfolio, which consistently produces strong cash flows as we demonstrated this quarter. We have one of the best world-class IPs that we get to exploit further, not only as we benefit now with the live service games, but investments that we are making for future, you know, content updates as well as new games that we are considering. Along with the overall performance, this quarter also included a meaningful transaction where we were successful in divesting Innova that improved our liquidity significantly with SEK 654 million of cash currently sitting on our balance sheet, SEK 250 million of net cash when you net out the debt. This strong balance of great balance sheet as well as continuing consistency and performance and no more risk related to Russia and the geopolitical risk that's there that we have tried very hard to, you know, divest over the last six months, and we were able to do that successfully better than we, you know, originally anticipated. We have significant insider ownership. Our management and the board have purchased additional shares over the last number of months, and we're fully on board and full alignment with the investors to continue to grow our business. We're quite excited for our future going ahead of us. Thank you so much for continuing support, and we're looking forward to demonstrating continuing consistency and growth over the coming quarters and years going ahead. That's the wrap for the, you know, quarterly presentation. Ludvig. Thank you very much, Ji and Fredrik. I start off here with a question from Hjalmar at Redeye. What are your potential considerations for the use of your strong balance sheet? I add on to this question a similar one from Markus Andersson. Could we expect any dividends going forward? Yep. I think the strong balance sheet and the position that we are in provides us with significant flexibility. Ultimately, in terms of how we view utilization of our cash balance is about how that enables us to achieve our long-term goals as an organization and being able to really measure and estimate what provides the best use of cash for driving significant shareholder value creation. Dividend is an option. Having said that, there are multiple investment opportunities that can be provided with the significant capital we currently have, and those are currently being evaluated as we think about how to best allocate those investments going forward. We will be back to the investor base with additional information regarding that, but for now, we're in that evaluation phase. Thank you very much, Ji. Another one here from Hjalmar at Redeye as well. What is the typical seasonality for your live games? How is November and December compared to October? Yeah, generally speaking, because of our seasonality, we typically see a nice uptick in Q4 for live service games. With that said, you know, My Singing Monsters, which is part of our live games portfolio, you know, had its 10-year anniversary in September of, you know, Q3, where it outperformed our expectations by a lot. That will make the sequential comparison a little bit more difficult, but nonetheless, once again, we feel very good about our Q4 outlook based on how we performed in October, and we have nice momentum going into November, December. Sorry, Ji. Maybe to add to that picture also, we have strong activity, as you say, in Q4, but it also have some effects on the figures when we will show both Q4 and Q1, where, as we have communicated earlier, we will have a spillover effect of revenues into Q1, which normally have a fairly strong margin for us. Meanwhile, we will build up some royalty payments that we based on the high activity in Q4, we need to pay it in Q1, meaning that we will have a stronger outflow of cash in Q1 than we had on average. Just wanted to say that as well. Great. Thank you so much. Another question from Markus Andersson. How positive are you to succeed with the communicated work-for-hire projects in the gaming segment? Yeah, I mean, look, it's an area that we recently started focusing on, so there's more work to be had there, but we like the market dynamics there. There's still very much a supply and demand imbalance where, you know, having talent, having resources is highly valuable. We currently have three studios with Toadman, Piranha, as well as Antimatter. We have about 250 talented developers. Where previously our focus has been almost entirely on our own projects. Given this market opportunity, we are starting to ramp up in work-for-hire opportunities, especially with Piranha already starting, and then Toadman and also Antimatter evaluating opportunities there as well. There's more to clearly, you know, sign up. Nonetheless, we do like the opportunity for the short term over the next 12 months to be able to, you know, get to a higher utilization. That ultimately builds this foundation of stable revenue and profitability that helps with funding projects that we wanna fund, as well as generating additional cash flows and growth for the organization. Thank you very much. I received a couple of questions from various investors. One of them is [inaudible] regarding Big Blue Bubble and My Singing Monsters success in Q3 and continued success in Q4. If we could elaborate on what's behind that. My Singing Monsters, once again, it's been around for 10 years, so it's not a new game by any means. It's always had this very nice following. Over 100 million accounts that's been created, lots of fans, a lot of nostalgia factor. The, you know, expectation, along with some of our rest of our live service portfolio for 2022, was that My Singing Monsters would also perform, generally either flat or slight decline, given that 2020 and 2021 were banner years for My Singing Monsters. It's blowing our forecast out of the water for 2022, which is great to see. 2022 will be a better year for them than 2021, which really is bucking the trend compared to a lot of the other live service games. As an organization, very excited about what they're doing. Of course, team has been working very hard, creating great content, creating, you know, great reasons for players to come back and really enjoy the game further. With the 10-year anniversary as a big tentpole event where a lot of nostalgia, a lot of, you know, lapsed players came back, as well as new players also coming in. Also they're leveraging their social channels a lot, I would say, better than they've done historically, where they're leveraging TikTok of the world, Instagram of the world, where you see a significant uptick in activity for My Singing Monsters over the last few months. That has been one of the big difference makers for My Singing Monsters and Big Blue Bubble, being able to drive that social awareness for the title and certain memes and virality that they've been able to benefit from. That's one of the key drivers for their growth so far this year. Thank you very much. Another question here from Hjalmar at Redeye. Any comments on the timing of the release of Block N' Load and EvilVEvil? Yep. A couple of thoughts there. You know, ultimately, we have been very, I would say, thoughtful about the best approaches to utilizing our resources, as well as looking for the best outcome for investments that we've made. Being able to also, you know, compare that to other opportunities, such as work for hire, where we do see significant upside in terms of near-term revenues and profitability growth. Along with looking at both opportunities for those particular titles, which we have never really communicated our expectation as being really large, they're smaller investments with likely positive outcome, but smaller positive outcome. We're able to look at that very objectively compared to some of the other near-term opportunities where we do feel that there's more momentum and upside. Those are what we're currently considering as to not only the quality of those games, but also the upside potential compared to other opportunities that we're seeing in the marketplace for our teams as well as the studios, and being able to decide on what path to go down on. That evaluation is happening now. The game development has been progressing well, but ultimately for us, it's all about being able to drive stronger revenue and profitability growth and long-term value creation for the organization. With that as the ultimate goal, we will be making a decision as to what path to take there. Great. Thank you very much, Ji. I'm afraid that's all we have time for today. If there's anyone that listening into this afterwards, please feel free to contact us on the investor relations email or give us a call, and we're happy to answer any questions you have. That's it for us today. Thank you once again, Ji and Fredrik, for your presentation, and we wish everyone who's listening a continued great day. Great. Thank you. Thank you.