Good morning and a warm welcome to the presentation of Skanska's first quarter report for 2025. I'm Antonia Junelind. I'm the Senior Vice President for Investor Relations here at Skanska. With me on stage here today, I have our President and CEO, Anders Danielsson, and our CFO, Jonas Rickberg. Shortly, they will take you through a presentation, walking through our first quarter performance, financial position, and the market outlook for the coming 12 months. After their initial presentation, we will move over to questions. If you are joining us online, you can use the telephone conference number or the audio online call to join us here in the studio so that you can ask questions to us. More instructions will follow later. With that introduction, I will hand over to you, Anders, to start this presentation. Thank you, Antonia. Welcome, everybody. Before we start to jump into the figures, I want you to look at the picture here on the slide. It is from the project Slussen in the middle of Stockholm. Fantastic project that has been ongoing for many years now, but it is starting to get close to completion. It will be a fantastic meeting place for all the inhabitants in Stockholm. It is also a resilient project, preventing Stockholm from being flooded in the event of major rain. Summarize the first quarter from on a group level. It is growing revenue, and solid performance, solid margin within the construction stream. We have increased macroeconomic uncertainty for residential, given that we have reduced the sold department somewhat. In commercial property development, we have started two new projects, and we have not seen any divestment in the single quarter. Investment properties are continuing to produce stable profit and cash flow. Operating margin in construction, 2.8% in the single quarter. That is an increase compared to last year, 1.8% last year. The return on capital employed in the project development, including residential and commercial, 2.8% on a rolling 12-month basis. The return on capital employed in investment properties, 4.5%, also rolling 12. Return on equity, rolling 12, 10.5%. We remain in a very solid financial position, which is really important for us. We also managed to reduce the carbon emission for the group, for our own operation, meaning scope one and two, with 62% compared to our base year, 2015. Now I will go into the different streams, starting with construction. Here we are increasing the revenue compared to last year, and given the very record high order backlog we have. The order booking is down a bit, but we remain at a positive book-to-build ratio of 115% on a rolling 12 for the group. The order backlog is also on record, remains at a record high level, SEK 264 billion. Operating income increased a lot here to almost SEK 1.2 billion, and the operating margin again, 2.8%. Revenue growth and good margin in all main geographies, which is really encouraging. The rolling 12-month operating margin was 3.7%, well above our target of 3.5%. We have a very high order backlog, and we also have good quality in the backlog. I will come back to that. Residential development, we decreased our revenue here to SEK 1.5 billion. That is the reason, of course, that we have sold fewer apartments compared to last year in the same quarter. We also, as a consequence, started fewer homes in the quarter. We have an operating income of SEK 63 million, and return on capital employed 1.8% in the single quarter or in the rolling 12. Here, there is more has increased the uncertainties, and the consumer confidence has decreased somewhat during the quarter. That is, of course, impacting the willingness to sign contracts. There is more hesitation, definitely, in the Nordics. In Central Europe, Europe, on the other hand, we can see continuous stable market. We see that our clients, our customers, they are signing contracts, and we also see a healthy profitability there. Overall, we have an operating margin of 4.2%. Commercial property development, we have not seen any divestment during the quarter. We have started two new projects, as I said, one in Stockholm, one in Malmö. We have 16 ongoing projects, and the total investment upon completion is close to SEK 16 billion of those. We have 24 completed projects, corresponding to SEK 18 billion in total investment. We have a 71% leasing ratio in that portfolio. No divestment, as I said, but one project previously sold, the property was handed over in the quarter, generating cash. Investment properties, we have an operating income of SEK 80 million compared to SEK 50 million last year. The economic occupancy rate in that portfolio we have is 84%, slightly lower than the year-end. We have some contracts that are under negotiations here. They have not left the building, but they are under negotiation. Total property portfolio is SEK 8.2 billion. Order bookings, very healthy level. The order backlog has decreased in Swedish crowns, but if you look at the local currency, the decrease is only 1%. Very high level continue. Here you can see over time how the order backlog has developed from 2020, 2021, and up until now. You can see this steady increase, and we are on a very good level. You can also see the different rolling 12 development of the order bookings, revenue, and the book-to-build ratio. If I go into the different geographies, very healthy backlog. Overall, 19 months of production. The order backlog is large. It also has a longer duration compared to if you look at the history. It is also very high quality in the backlog. That, of course, gives us a good foundation to produce a good profitability, which we have seen for a long time now, for many years, actually. Overall, book-to-build ratio of 115%. Very confident in that. We are well-positioned. We can continue to be selective and go for projects where we have a competitive advantage and where we can see that we have a good track record, a good history. If you look at US, 132%, which is very good in 23 months of production. Overall, we're very well positioned for us. With that, I hand over to Jonas. Thank you, Anders. Welcome from my side as well here. We will go through a little bit more on the financial side, and we start off here with the construction. As you said, Anders, we are then increasing the revenue to SEK 41.8 billion for the quarter. That is an increase in local currency with 14% and in 16% with Swedish SEK. Moving on then to the gross income, you can see that is on a 2.8 level and more stable here that we are looking for. Sorry, if you look in there for 7.5% in the gross margin, you can see that it's for the quarter, but please focus also here on the rolling 12 due to the fact that we are a seasonality company here. Also worth mentioning is that we have a selling and admin in percent of revenue. That is 4%. It's a healthy level on the rolling 12. It's 3.8, actually then lower than we had for the full year. That is also a sign that we are actually taking measures and looking over our cost situation depending on how the market is developing and so on. Operating margin 2.8 for the quarter. As you were into, Anders, it's 3.7 for the rolling 12. That is then better than we had for the last full year of 3.5. A very strong result, I would say, for construction here. Moving on to the geographies, you can see that it's strong deliveries all over the different regions. The Nordic is within natural variations, so to say. You can see that Sweden is flat on 2.3%. The low, normally low, I would say, in Europe here is due to the seasonality effect that we have quite high fixed costs and not doing asphalts and so on. You can see here we have a margin of 0.6%, and that is a substantial increase from last year where we had a write-down actually in one of the projects connected there. Worth mentioning here is that we are very stable on the margin side in the US, 3.4%, actually increasing a little bit. Please look into the left side here where you can see the economic contribution of SEK 770 million, which is a big increase. Here you can also see that the big impact from the US is coming through once we are keeping the margin here. Overall, a very solid quarter for construction and how we are moving there. If we move on then to the residential development side, as you said here, we are facing then a situation with an uncertainty in the macroeconomic, of course, and that we foresee that the recovery that should have been coming here in quarter four or in quarter one, it has been slowing down a little bit. In the later part here of quarter one, the revenue is down a little bit due to the fact that we are not selling so many units here. Also here, we are selling many from that we are produced earlier, so to say, and not from the new produced. That is impacting a little bit here that we are coming up to the next slide here. SG&A is too high, and we have over the years taken it down. We are right now in a situation that we can handle more volume than we are for the situation right now. Operating margin, as you were into, Anders, is 4.2% and delivering on SEK 63 million here. That is an improvement since last year. If we move on to the different regions, you can see that it is improving them from SEK 23 million to SEK 63 million for the different geographies here. Worth mentioning here is that we in Boklok right now is separate as a business unit that is connected to the Swedish Residential Development Organization. The small losses here that you can see on the left side here, the Nordic, that is mainly related to Finland and the situation we have there, where we have quite much unsold complete in the inventory there. Also worth mentioning is that we have a good market, as you were into also, Anders, when it comes to Europe, where we have really good profitability of 12.9%, delivering a good result of SEK 67 million. Good contribution here. That is the most stable market that we have here. Of course, that is connected then to how we are starting things as well. If we move on then to how we are started projects, you can see that we are starting, we have sold 365 units, and that is down then since last year of the corresponding period of 511. That is, of course, impacting. Fewer homes started as well of 203 compared to 459. That is a slight decline there as well. The one we are started is in the market there we actually have good profitability right now. That is in Central Europe and in Prague, and more specifically the location in Karlín district, where we also had 45% of the homes already sold once we started the project. That is a good sign here. We also started the project in Sweden. I would say that we have a good pipeline here. Of course, we are really looking into our inventory and doing our utmost to really turn that into a good situation for us. We can see that we have a great demand for our housing, how we are producing things. That is, of course, a strong sign for things when the market is picking up later on. If we move on to homes in production, you can see that right now, we have started, as I said, 203 and completed 507. That means that we are up to a number of 2,470 homes in production. That is then corresponding to 49% of which is sold then. This is then reflecting a little bit of the unsecurity that we have in the market right now, that you as a private customer would like to buy and sell in the same market. That is why also you're hesitant to really sign up for things right now. That, of course, will gradually then develop in our favor going forward once the market is turning to a better situation. Unsold complete, we are totally here of 475 units, 457 units. That is then mainly related to Finland and in Sweden, I would say. If we move on then to commercial property. You can see that the income statement here is that we had the revenue from the leasing of SEK 346 million, same level as last year. The fact that we had a gross income of SEK 81 million, and that SEK 29 million is coming from divestment of properties earlier and so on. This is an on-off business, and it can vary quite much from quarter to quarter. Selling and admin was SEK 181 million, and that is giving an operating loss at the moment of SEK 100 million. If we move on here to the unrealized gains that we have, you can see that is increasing SEK 300 million up to a total level of SEK 3.4 billion. That is due to the fact that we have two new started projects in Solna Link in Stockholm following the huge success that we have in Solna United that we divested then in 2020. In Regndroppen, where we build next to the station in Hyllie in Malmö. These two are then affecting and increasing the gain of SEK 300 million. Comparing this value of unrealized gain here of SEK 3.4 billion corresponding to the market value, we have 9% of the surplus value in the portfolio, so to say. Substantial variation of the portfolio that we can see. Of course, this is then corresponding a little bit where we have the weakest and the hottest markets. Of course, it is continued to be a little bit weaker here in the U.S., and that is affecting here as well. Rolling 12, we are hovering around SEK 2 billion here, as you can see on the line. If we move on to the completion profile, as you were into here, Anders, earlier, we have SEK 18 billion right now. That is up with a few billions from SEK 15.6 billion in quarter four. We have increased the leasing ratio from 65% to 71%, which is generating a lot of money. That is, of course, to prepare for the market of selling later on. You can see here in the light blue and blue is the ones that are completed, and we are looking forward here to go on with these. Still on the commercial property development, here is the right one, yes. You can see that it is going down a little bit. That is mainly then due to the fact that we have started two new projects with no pre-let. That is then impacting the economic opens rate and the degree of completion here as well. The market has been quite stable, and it is good activity, I would say, also when it comes to the leasing, even if you can see that it is a little bit of a downturn there in the quarter one stable. This is mainly driven by the fact that there is a slow recovery to come back to office. You can see that is both in Europe and in the US, a little bit less in the US, I would say. This is commercial property development. If we move on to the investment properties, it is a very good quarter, I would say, there. There is no acquisition here. We are then having an operating income of SEK 80 million. That is due to the fact that it has increased due to the fact that we have acquired a building in 2024, which is right now contributing a lot here. Solid operating income of SEK 80 million, as I said. Earlier here, you can see that we have negative net leasing of SEK 60 million. That is then corresponding to the fact that we have a fact of 84% occupancy rate versus 87% earlier and so on. Moving on here to the income statement, as we were into, we have SEK 1.2 billion that is coming from the operating income. We have central cost here that is SEK 104 million, and that is a little bit increased due to the fact that we have a temporary effect of IT that is due to the fact that we are outsourcing global infrastructure, and that will then gradually take down the cost going forward. Also, we can see some periodization and a little bit related then to our legacy operations. Also, our PPP portfolio will gradually go down. The revenue streams from these will also impact here the central stream. Also, Book Luke is now included in this line, and that is totally impacting here of SEK 15 million. Group operating is coming then in SEK 1.1 billion, and the tax rate are similar on 26-27% here versus last quarter. The fact that it is high is due to the fact that we have higher share in high tax countries and no divestments on that is then tax exempt. That is giving this level at the moment we have right now. Bottom line, 991 for the period, and then is then an earning per share of SEK 2.4. Moving on to the cash flow, it is very good that we have delivered them from operation from the business operation of SEK 1.5 billion. That is higher than last quarter. That is positively impacted by the net divestments in project development with the handover that we had. I also will come back here when it comes to the working capital and so on. As you all know, we have taken the decision that we have dividend of SEK 8 per share, and that is not impacting here. That is then coming here in quarter two. If we move on to the other part that is driving the cash flow, and here is construction here. Here I would say it's a positive sign, even if it's negative contribution of SEK 0.5 billion. It's in a better situation versus last year of SEK 2.6 billion. It's actually then following other seasonality pattern that we have right now. It's still in the mobilization effect that we are actually then getting prepayment from big projects that we have and so on. Also worth mentioning here is that we had a very strong inflow from second half of the year, and that is of course giving a good position right now, and we can see how that will impact going forward. Worth mentioning, last one here is actually you can see that the bar from Q4 is SEK 34.5 billion, and that is then coming down to a level of SEK 31.9 billion, and the majority there actually SEK 2 billion is coming from currency and how that is impacting the free working capital. If we look into the divestments and investments and divestment phase, you can see that we are in a divestment phase, and that is according to plan, of course. We have reduced the investment pace and are focusing on to really churn our portfolio when it comes to residential and commercial development right now. First quarter, we handed over one previously divested property in commercial development. This then translates, as you can see here bottom, to a lower capital employed right now of SEK 62.8 billion, and that is lower both compared to last quarter one, but also since the year end. That is then following what we are focusing on here right now. Moving on, we are looking into our available funds. That is right now of SEK 29.8 billion, whereof we have SEK 9.6 billion that is related then to RCF, so to say. Worth mentioning here as well is that we since 1st of January have available funds included in short-term investments, which is SEK 3.6 billion. That was before then including in the current financial assets. The borrowing side or the funding side here is that we hold a balance depth of portfolio of SEK 9.7 billion, which 58% is secured to the bond market and 42% is then to bilateral loans. That is, as you can see here also when it comes to the maturity of the portfolio, which is very balanced, I would say. Closing by looking into our financial situation, you can see that we had SEK 61.8 billion here in equity, and that is impacted then by currency of SEK 2.2 billion and a net cash position here, as you can see on the line of SEK 11.6 billion, which is very, very strong and corrected then corresponding to the level that we have in quarter four. The equity to asset ratio stands for 37.7%, and that is of course very strong as well. In summary, we can see that we are remaining on a very strong financial position, and that is of course very good for the company. We are here for the customers regarding what is happening. We can actually be here to deliver. Secondly, of course, we can really impact and be part of selling or bidding for and win large projects here that we are trying to do all the time. That requires then a financial situation that is strong. Of course, we can be long-term when it comes to doing the investments in commercial development as well as in residential development. This is very important then for Skanska going forward. By that, I hand over to you again. Sure. I will go through the market outlook. Starting with construction, here we can see pretty much unchanged market outlook. We have lowered the market outlook somewhat for the US building operation. Now we can see it is more normalized market. We still see a pipeline, but we can also see that it takes a little bit longer time for our customers to take the decision to invest and start a project, but it's stable. The civil market in the US is continuing to be strong. We can see a very healthy pipeline, and we don't see any decrease in the activities here. Our clients and they are starting projects, which is really encouraging. The European market outlook is unchanged. The civil market in Europe is stable, and we can see a slower market on the building side due to the fact that the residential construction is still slow and the same for commercial buildings. That is offset somewhat by the social infrastructure, the investment in defense and also the more prisons and that sort of activity, especially in the Nordics. On the residential development, we can see good activity in Central Europe, continuing to be stable, and you saw that on the figures as well. We can see outlook in the Nordics is still weak. I think it will take some time before the market comes back, and the consumer confidence has decreased somewhat, and I think it will require growth in the economy overall to get the confidence back amongst the consumers. Commercial property development also still a weak outlook for the coming 12 months, but we can see that the transaction market investors are more active in Europe. We have more discussions there. We can also see that we have more hesitant investors in the US. On the leasing market, pretty good activity in Europe, and we can also see some active leasing potential tenants in the US as well. There is a clear flight to quality here, both for potential tenants and investors. We can offer that. We have high-quality offices in the right location and very high standards on that. Investment properties, it continues to be a polarized market, strong demand for high-quality spaces compared to the older stock, and it is a competitive market, but rents are expected to be mostly stable. If I conclude this presentation, we have a good start of the year. We have growing revenue and solid margins in construction. In the residential development, the sales has decreased compared to last year due to the uncertainty that we have talked about here. No divestment in the quarter, but we have started two new projects in commercial property development. Investment property remains to be a stable result. Very important, of course, we are maintaining a very solid financial position. With that, I hand over to Antonia to open up for Q&A. Thank you very much. Yes, now we will open up for your questions. If you're watching us online, I encourage you to either use the telephone conference number or, even better, use the HD audio link. That That will provide a better sound quality for you, but also for us here in the studio so that we will hear your questions loud and clear. Shortly, you will get further instructions by the operator, but I will actually turn to our physical audience here in the room to ask if there are any questions here. In that case, I will just ask you to raise your hand, and we will bring a microphone, and I will ask you to start by stating your name and organization. We have a question up front here. Two questions, Stefan Andersson, Danske Bank. Start with what was the bigger disappointment for me. There were some positives and some negatives, but on the negative side, RESI, it's very sluggish, I know that. Going back a quarter, you said that you wanted to step up the activity, have more starts because you saw the consumer and customer wanted to buy closer to completion, and in order to be ready for that, you wanted to step up. Now you're down to 200 in starts all of a sudden. My question is, is that just because of, I know it's lumpy and occasionally you could have less starts one quarter and more another. Is it more of that or is it a change in strategy? I can start on this one. I would say you should not put too much into one single quarter. We still have the capacity and the willingness to start new projects. That is a priority going forward in the right location, and we have the financial strength to do so. More of that, but we can see also that the uncertainty amongst the consumer has increased. That is also, we need to be careful and selective where we start projects. We need to believe in that, but we have a good pipeline, so we are ready to start when we think it is right. On commercial properties in the US, I am saying it is lagging when it comes to transactions. Do you see any interest at all, or do you have any discussions ongoing at all on any of the properties? Right now, I think it will require that the uncertainty goes away a little bit, and it will also require that the long-term interest rate needs to go down a bit before we can see our normal investors, institutions, and so on coming back. To add on to that question, could you see any situation where you start an IP business also in the US? Oh, that's not in our strategy, but having said that, we will not do any fire sale. We have a good leasing ratio and a good cash flow from the completed project. We will wait for the right occasion to divest, and we will do so. We do not want to leave a lot of money on the table. Thank you. Very good. We will then move over to our online audience, and I will ask you, please, operator, can you clarify the instructions for people calling in and then introduce the first caller? Thank you. Yes, sure. We will now begin the phone Q&A session. Anyone who wishes to ask a question may press star and one on the telephone. You will hear a tone to confirm that you have entered the queue. If you wish to remove yourself from the question queue, you may press star and two. Anyone with a question may press star and one at this time. The first question comes from Graham Hunt from Jefferies. Please go ahead. We will color on where you are seeing within. Sorry, Graham, I am cutting in there. We did not hear the start of your question, so could you please repeat that for us? It did not get through to us here in the studio. Can you hear me now? Yes, we can. Perfect. Yeah, just three questions. One on US building construction. Can you give any more color on where you are seeing delays in investment decisions? Is there a particular subsegment within buildings where you are seeing that weakness specifically? Second question, just around longer-term opportunities in Europe. We have seen a lot of commentary around increased infrastructure spend, increased spend on defense. How is Skanska positioned for that, and when could we expect that potentially to start coming through into the orders, or are you hearing anything around that? Third one, just on working capital, you mentioned that there was, I think, if I did not mishear, a SEK 2 billion headwind from FX, but I think the working capital outflow was less than SEK 2 billion. Am I right in thinking that the underlying would have been neutral to small positive? I am just trying to understand the seasonal flows there. We would normally expect a meaningful outflow in Q1. Has that been pushed back to Q2? Any color around the working capital flows in Q1 would be helpful. Thank you. Okay, I will start with Graham with the two first questions, and Jonas will take the working capital question. US building, yes, we see some delays in the investment decisions, and we are mainly operating in the more social infrastructure like schools, university, hospitals, airports, and so on. We are also operating in the data center. We can see that it is not, I think it is not a specific segment or specific clients. It is more that they feel some uncertainties in the market and the boards of our clients. They're taking a bit longer time before they take the decision. We haven't seen any cancellation yet of projects, but we still see some hesitations. The projects are there, and we expect the vast majority of them to be executed at some point. It's a more normalized market. Don't get me wrong and say it's not a weak market. It's a normalized market. That's important to say. Infrastructure in Europe, yes, we see a stable market in Europe, and we can see that European funds coming in, especially into Central Europe. We also see the stable market outlook for infrastructure in the Nordics. The exception in the European market is in the U.K., where we see a slow market due to the lack of financing, funding from government. Yeah, and the working capital question is more that it's related then to the difference that we said in quarter four. That was SEK 34.5 billion, and then right now in quarter one, it's SEK 31.9 billion, actually a delta of SEK 2.5 billion, more or less. SEK 2 billion out of that is FX. SEK 500,000 negative is then coming from the operations, so to say. And this SEK 500,000 is actually an improvement from last quarter where it was SEK 2.5 billion. We are in a better situation right now. That was the point. Hope it clarified. Okay, thank you. As a reminder, if you wish to register for a question, please press star followed by one. The next question comes from Kivan Shivrampur from SEB. Please go ahead. Y es, thank you and good morning. I have just a couple of questions. First, a follow-up question on this longer lead times. Could you maybe elaborate how long the lead times are within the projects? Given that, I would assume that this hasn't really impacted demand in Q1. Could we maybe expect some type of delayed effect for orders maybe in upcoming quarters instead? Thank you for that question. You can see if you look at overall in the US, we have a book-to-build ratio of 132% on a rolling 12-month basis. We have a very good position, and we don't need to chase any volume or any projects, but we have a close cooperation with our clients. We have a good relationship, so I'm not concerned of the situation. I will not give you any forecast of the order intake. We give you the outlook, and it is strong for the civil market in the US and stable for the next 12 months for US building. I am confident in that. For instance, you have pre-announced some orders now in Q2. These investment decisions, were they made how long time ago, roughly? It is difficult to say, but normally in the US building operation, we work with two-stage projects mainly, which means that we get selected from the client, and then we work with the client, helping out to design the project, get the business case okay for the client so they can take the decision. That normally takes 6-12 months. That is the process pretty much how it looks like. I also have a question on FX. I noticed that your average USD/SEK rate is 10.7 in the quarter, and as you may know, there will be quite a bit of change there. Maybe if you could elaborate how you hedged FX risks. Okay, at the moment, we are not hedging at all when it comes to things. We are quite naturally hedged, I would say, because we are buying things in the local market in US dollar as well as we're getting our revenue. We are naturally protected in a very, very strong way. The only effect that we have is more or less when we are translating things into the balance sheet from dollar, for example, then into SEK. Okay, and also have a yep. No, but I would say just to conclude that we are naturally hedged, I think that is for our industry very common, of course. If you compare it to other industries, that is a different situation when you're producing things and selling in a different currency, of course. We are naturally hedged in almost all things we're doing here. Okay, I also have a question on the net financial. Financial income was quite high in Q1 versus Q4 despite a similar level of debt. Could you maybe elaborate on the discrepancy versus last quarter? Would you say that Q1 is representative, or is there any type of extraordinary financial income in Q1? No, but I would say that I would like to say that you can contact more to the investor relation regarding that question, I would say. Okay, and just a question here on the Europe margins. You mentioned seasonality, which is somewhat impacting profitability. Would you say that there are any type of other diluting factors to the margins in Europe? No, there's definitely a seasonal effect. There's a good performance, good execution in Europe, and we also have higher profitability compared to last year. Okay, just one final question then on RD. There's quite a lot of discrepancy between the Europe margin and the Nordic margins, which is, so it's 12.9% in Europe and minus 0.4% in Nordics despite half the volume in Europe. Could you maybe elaborate why this is and what is required to turn the margins around in the Nordics? Yeah, it's a couple of things that impact in that. In Europe, we have a very good, very stable market and very good performance. We are taking advantage of that. We're starting projects. We have a good profitability when we sell the homes and apartments. In the Nordics, it's two things. It's a volume issue, and we can see the decrease in volume, which impacts the profitability. We also see that the apartment and the home sold, quite a big part of that is from homes that have been completed. We mentioned Finland here, for example, and the profitability in those divestments is very low. That is also impacting the profitability in the Nordics. Okay, I would then assume that this pretty weak margin trend in Nordics should endure given the lower volumes and also there's quite a lot of inventories still remain. Yes, we have some unsold completed homes in the Nordics that we're putting a lot of effort to get out from the balance sheet, definitely. Yes, okay, thank you. Those were my questions. Perfect. Thank you very much. Operator, do we have anyone else in the queue? No, we do not. Excellent. That means that we've answered all the questions that you had for us here today. I will start by thanking you, Anders and Jonas, for your presentations and your answers. I would like to thank all of you that made it here to our studio in Stockholm today. Lastly, I want to say thank you to those of you that have been watching us online, of course. A recorded version of this broadcast will be available on our webpage shortly. We will be back in July with more comments in relation to our second quarter report. Thank you and have a lovely day.