Real-time market data supports a "lode stock price forecast" holding steady above the 20-day moving average at $0. Continuing transition to renewable energy at Loulo-Gounkoto and Kibali also delivered significant savings. Loulo-Gounkoto increased production and kept costs tightly controlled. Its second solar plant was commissioned during the quarter, replacing heavy fuel oil with solar power as an energy source, delivering a cost saving of some $6 million just this last quarter. While on Mali, we are aware of press speculation originally reported in Africa last year and recently picked up by the Canadian media about the government's so called intention to expropriate the Loulo-Gounkoto complex. As we have previously disclosed, we have been in ongoing dialogue with the Government of Mali on several matters that impact our operations. As part of our engagement, the government has recently confirmed to us that they do not intend to expropriate the complex. The company currently has no substantial revenues and frequently issues more equity to fund its operations. However, it does have substantial cash on its balance sheet that it can use for funding currently. Shares have been on the rise since the company recorded its first shipments and sales of renewable metal extracted from old solar panels. With Federal Reserve policy leaning toward rate stability, the "lode stock price forecast" reflects improved financing conditions for exploration companies. Lower borrowing costs can directly influence project expansion timelines and valuation.