Quick Facts / Company Snapshot
- Headquarters: 982 Keynote Circle, Brooklyn Heights, Ohio 44131
- Stock Exchange: New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)
- Ticker Symbol: EAF
- Total Net Sales (2025): $504.1 million
- Net Loss (2025): $(219.8) million
- Total Assets (2025): $1.22 billion
- Long-Term Debt (2025): $1.09 billion
- Cash and Cash Equivalents (2025): $138.4 million
- Production Capacity (2025): ~178,000 metric tons (MT)
- Sales Volume (2025): 109,000 MT
- Production Volume (2025): 112,000 MT
- Capacity Utilization (2025): 63%
- Employees (2025): 1,071
- Primary Product: Ultra-high power (UHP) graphite electrodes
- Key Raw Material: Petroleum needle coke
- Global Manufacturing Locations: United States, France, Spain, Mexico
- Reportable Segments: 1 (Industrial Materials)
- Auditor: Deloitte & Touche LLP
Company overview
GrafTech International Ltd. is a leading global manufacturer of high-quality graphite electrode products essential to the production of electric arc furnace (EAF) steel and other ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Founded in 1886, the company has over 100 years of experience in the research and development of graphite- and carbon-based solutions. The company has a competitive portfolio of low-cost, ultra-high power (UHP) graphite electrode manufacturing facilities, including some of the highest capacity facilities in the world.
A defining characteristic of GrafTech’s business model is its substantial vertical integration into petroleum needle coke, the primary raw material used to manufacture graphite electrodes. This integration is achieved through its ownership of the Seadrift coke facility, which provides a secure, long-term supply of high-quality needle coke. This structure positions GrafTech as the only large-scale graphite electrode producer that is substantially vertically integrated into this critical raw material.
- The company focuses strictly on the EAF steelmaking market, which is the fastest-growing segment of the global steel industry.
- GrafTech’s products are designed to withstand intense heat (up to 5,000°F) and conduct high currents of electricity.
- The company’s strategy is built on maximizing the structural advantage of its vertical integration to deliver a compelling value proposition to customers.
The company markets its products globally to steel producers and operates manufacturing facilities in Europe and the Americas. GrafTech’s vision is to serve EAF operators by providing highly engineered graphite electrode products, services, and solutions that maximize furnace performance.
Business segments
GrafTech International Ltd. manages its operations as a single reportable segment: Industrial Materials.
Industrial Materials
The Industrial Materials segment encompasses the entirety of GrafTech’s manufacturing, commercial, and operational activities. This segment is responsible for the production and sale of graphite electrodes and petroleum needle coke products.
- Segment Revenue (2025): $504.1 million
- Percentage of Total Revenue: 100%
Operational Scope: The segment’s operations are integrated to optimize the flow of raw materials—specifically petroleum needle coke—into the production of finished graphite electrodes. The segment includes the Seadrift needle coke manufacturing facility in Texas and the graphite electrode manufacturing plants in Mexico, France, and Spain.
The management evaluates the performance of the Industrial Materials segment based on metrics such as sales volume, production volume, capacity utilization, and cash cost of goods sold per metric ton. The segment also manages the sale of by-products resulting from the manufacturing process, such as fines and other carbon-based materials.
History and evolution
GrafTech International Ltd. traces its origins back to 1886, establishing a legacy of nearly 140 years in the carbon and graphite industry.
- Founding Era: The company was founded in 1886, beginning a long history of innovation in carbon science.
- Union Carbide Era: For a significant portion of its history, the business operated as part of Union Carbide Corporation. This legacy is preserved through the UCAR trademark, which GrafTech continues to use under an exclusive, perpetual, royalty-free license.
- Independence: The company eventually separated from Union Carbide to become an independent entity.
- Brookfield Ownership: Brookfield Capital Partners IV GP, Ltd. was previously the sole pre-IPO stockholder of the company. In 2018, GrafTech returned to the public markets.
- Recent Restructuring (2024-2025):
- In February 2024, GrafTech announced the indefinite idling of its St. Marys, Pennsylvania manufacturing facility as part of a footprint optimization plan.
- Throughout 2025, the company focused on cost rationalization, reducing overhead, and optimizing its manufacturing footprint to align with market demand.
- On August 29, 2025, the company effected a 1-for-10 reverse stock split of its common stock to regain compliance with NYSE listing standards.
Products and services
GrafTech’s product portfolio is highly specialized, focusing on the critical consumables required for electric arc furnace steelmaking.
Graphite Electrodes
Graphite electrodes are the company’s primary product. These are large, column-shaped industrial consumables engineered to conduct high levels of electrical current in electric arc furnaces. They are the only known commercially available products that can withstand the extreme thermal gradients and mechanical stress required to melt scrap metal.
- Revenue (2025): $460.6 million
- Percentage of Total Revenue: 91.4%
Product Details:
- Type: Ultra-High Power (UHP) electrodes.
- Dimensions: Ranging up to 32 inches (800 mm) in diameter.
- Application: Used primarily in EAF steel production to melt scrap and other raw materials.
- Consumption: Electrodes are consumed during the steelmaking process, requiring constant replacement. An EAF typically consumes one electrode column every 8 to 10 hours of operation.
Petroleum Needle Coke
Petroleum needle coke is a crystalline form of carbon derived from decant oil. It is the key raw material for graphite electrodes. While GrafTech uses the majority of its needle coke production internally, it also sells coke to external customers, primarily for use in the electric vehicle (EV) battery supply chain.
- Revenue: Included in “By-products and other” unless sold as a primary product.
- Role: Critical structural component of graphite electrodes.
- Production Source: Produced at the company’s Seadrift, Texas facility.
By-products and Other
This category includes revenues from the sale of by-products generated during the manufacturing process, such as coal tar pitch, coke fines, and other carbon residuals, as well as ancillary services.
- Revenue (2025): $43.5 million
- Percentage of Total Revenue: 8.6%
Operational Scope: These products maximize the value extracted from raw materials by monetizing waste streams and secondary outputs from the electrode and coke manufacturing processes.
Brand portfolio
UCAR
The UCAR brand is the primary commercial identity for GrafTech’s graphite electrode products. It is a globally recognized trademark in the steel industry, associated with high performance and reliability.
- Status: Licensed from Union Carbide Corporation (a subsidiary of Dow).
- Terms: Exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license.
- Duration: The license continues until January 2035 and renews automatically for 10-year periods thereafter.
ArchiTech
ArchiTech is GrafTech’s proprietary customer service and furnace optimization platform.
- Function: A furnace productivity system comprising hardware and software.
- Role: Helps EAF operators analyze furnace performance, optimize electrode consumption, and improve energy efficiency.
- Strategic Value: Enhances customer stickiness by integrating GrafTech’s technical expertise directly into the customer’s operations.
Geographical presence
GrafTech operates a global manufacturing and sales network, serving customers in every major geographic region.
United States
- Revenue (2025): $206.2 million
- Percentage of Total Revenue: 40.9%
- Facilities:
- Brooklyn Heights, Ohio: Corporate Headquarters.
- Port Lavaca, Texas (Seadrift): Petroleum needle coke manufacturing.
- St. Marys, Pennsylvania: Graphite electrode manufacturing (Indefinitely idled in 2024, currently used for machining and logistics).
Europe, Middle East & Africa (EMEA)
- Revenue (2025): $198.9 million
- Percentage of Total Revenue: 39.5%
- Facilities:
- Calais, France: Graphite electrode manufacturing.
- Pamplona, Spain: Graphite electrode manufacturing.
- Bussigny, Switzerland: Commercial office.
Americas (excluding United States)
- Revenue (2025): $67.1 million
- Percentage of Total Revenue: 13.3%
- Facilities:
- Monterrey, Mexico: Major graphite electrode manufacturing plant; key site for connecting pin production.
- Salvador, Brazil: Machine shop and distribution.
Asia Pacific (APAC)
- Revenue (2025): $31.9 million
- Percentage of Total Revenue: 6.3%
- Presence: Sales and technical service support for customers in the region.
Financial performance analysis
The financial performance of GrafTech in 2025 reflects a challenging operating environment characterized by soft demand in the global steel industry and low pricing for graphite electrodes.
- Revenue Trend: Net sales decreased by 6% from $538.8 million in 2024 to $504.1 million in 2025. This decline was primarily driven by a lower weighted-average realized price, which fell 13% year-over-year.
- Volume: Sales volume increased by 6% to 109,000 MT, indicating the company gained market share despite the pricing headwinds.
- Cost Efficiency: The company successfully reduced its cash cost of goods sold per metric ton by 11% to $3,807, driven by lower raw material costs and operational efficiency improvements.
Profit and loss analysis
| Metric (in thousands USD) | 2025 | 2024 | 2023 |
| Net Sales | $504,134 | $538,782 | $620,500 |
| Cost of Goods Sold | 501,496 | 533,757 | 571,857 |
| Inventory Valuation Adjustment | 18,315 | 24,878 | 12,431 |
| Gross Loss | (15,677) | (19,853) | 36,212 |
| Research & Development | 6,475 | 5,706 | 5,520 |
| Selling & Administrative | 54,914 | 46,510 | 74,012 |
| Rationalization Expenses | 3,156 | — | — |
| Goodwill Impairment | — | — | 171,117 |
| Operating Loss | (77,066) | (75,225) | (214,437) |
| Interest Expense | 104,057 | 85,313 | 58,087 |
| Interest Income | (6,632) | (5,701) | (3,439) |
| Other (Income) Expense, Net | (4,049) | (1,569) | 4,679 |
| Loss Before Taxes | (170,442) | (153,268) | (273,764) |
| Income Tax Expense (Benefit) | 49,393 | (22,103) | (18,514) |
| Net Loss | $(219,835) | $(131,165) | $(255,250) |
| Loss Per Share (Diluted) | $(8.45) | $(5.09) | $(9.93) |
Analysis:
- Gross Margin: The company operated at a negative gross margin in 2025, recording a gross loss of $15.7 million. This was primarily due to fixed costs being spread over lower production volumes and the impact of inventory valuation adjustments.
- Operating Expenses: Selling and administrative expenses increased to $54.9 million in 2025 from $46.5 million in 2024.
- Interest Expense: Interest expense rose significantly to $104.1 million, reflecting higher debt balances and interest rates associated with the company’s financing structure.
- Tax Impact: A significant income tax expense of $49.4 million was recorded in 2025, contrasting with a benefit in 2024. This was largely due to the recording of valuation allowances against deferred tax assets in the U.S. and Switzerland.
Balance sheet analysis
| Metric (in thousands USD) | December 31, 2025 | December 31, 2024 |
| Cash and Cash Equivalents | $138,427 | $256,248 |
| Accounts Receivable, Net | 93,576 | 73,235 |
| Inventories | 231,241 | 224,692 |
| Total Current Assets | 484,534 | 636,797 |
| Property, Plant & Equipment, Net | 489,930 | 482,699 |
| Deferred Income Taxes | 53,139 | 9,318 |
| Other Assets | 45,007 | 51,639 |
| Total Assets | $1,224,274 | $1,028,789 |
| Accounts Payable | 67,017 | 72,833 |
| Short-Term Debt | — | — |
| Total Current Liabilities | 139,929 | 128,191 |
| Long-Term Debt | 1,086,915 | 1,094,706 |
| Other Long-Term Obligations | 40,388 | 48,559 |
| Total Liabilities | 1,483,902 | 1,107,691 |
| Common Stock | 2,582 | 2,572 |
| Additional Paid-in Capital | 759,710 | 755,338 |
| Accumulated Deficit | (1,012,948) | (793,453) |
| Total Stockholders’ Deficit | $(259,628) | $(78,902) |
Analysis:
- Liquidity: Cash reserves decreased to $138.4 million. The company’s working capital remains positive, with current assets exceeding current liabilities by over $344 million.
- Inventory: Inventory levels increased slightly to $231.2 million, reflecting the company’s strategic management of raw materials and finished goods.
- Debt: The company carries a substantial debt load of $1.09 billion in long-term debt.
- Equity: The company has a stockholders’ deficit of $(259.6) million, driven by accumulated deficits from prior years’ losses.
Cash flow analysis
| Metric (in thousands USD) | 2025 | 2024 | 2023 |
| Net Cash (Used in) Operating Activities | $(81,616) | $(40,093) | $76,561 |
| Capital Expenditures | (38,885) | (34,309) | (54,040) |
| Proceeds from Sale of Assets | 554 | 100 | 220 |
| Net Cash Used in Investing Activities | $(38,331) | $(34,209) | $(53,820) |
| Debt Issuance/Modification Costs | (18,945) | (8,152) | — |
| Dividends Paid | — | (111) | (5,134) |
| Net Cash (Used in) Financing Activities | $(341) | $155,718 | $18,713 |
| Net Change in Cash | $(120,288) | $81,416 | $41,454 |
Analysis:
- Operating Cash Flow: Operations consumed $81.6 million in cash during 2025, a deterioration from the prior year. This was primarily due to the net loss and changes in working capital, particularly interest payments.
- Investing: Capital expenditures (Capex) were $38.9 million, focused on maintaining facility capabilities and safety improvements.
- Free Cash Flow: The company generated negative free cash flow in 2025 due to the operating cash burn and continued capital investment.
Board of directors and leadership team
Executive Officers
- Timothy K. Flanagan
- Role: Chief Executive Officer and President
- Profile: Mr. Flanagan served as Interim CEO starting in November 2023 and was appointed permanently in March 2024. He joined GrafTech as CFO in November 2021. Previously, he was Executive Vice President and CFO of Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. He holds a B.S. in Accounting from the University of Dayton.
- Rory O’Donnell
- Role: Chief Financial Officer and Senior Vice President
- Profile: Appointed CFO in September 2024. Previously served as SVP and Controller at Covia Corporation and held roles at Signet Jewelers and Cleveland-Cliffs. He is a CPA and holds a B.S. in Accounting from the University of Dayton.
- Jeremy J. Clemens
- Role: Vice President, Operations
- Profile: Appointed in April 2024. Joined GrafTech in 2021. Previously served as Director of Operations at Applied Industrial Technologies. He holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Dayton.
- Andrew J. Renacci
- Role: Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary
- Profile: Appointed in May 2025. Previously practiced at Squire Patton Boggs (US) LLP. He holds a J.D. from Cleveland State University College of Law.
- Iñigo Perez Ortiz
- Role: Senior Vice President, Commercial and CTS
- Profile: Joined in February 2020. Previously Vice President of Alcoa (Europe and Asia). He holds an Executive MBA from Instituto de Empresa and a Mining Engineer degree from the University of the Basque Country.
Board of Directors
- Henry R. Keizer: Chairman of the Board.
- Debra Fine: Director.
- Anthony R. Taccone: Director.
- Marcelo Fiorellini: Director.
- E. Perot Bissell: Director.
- Katerina S. Bohuslavova: Director.
- Timothy K. Flanagan: Director.
Subsidiaries, associates, joint ventures
GrafTech operates through a network of wholly-owned subsidiaries that manage specific geographic and functional aspects of the business.
| Subsidiary Name | Jurisdiction | Functional Role |
| GrafTech Global Enterprises Inc. | United States | Principal operating subsidiary; Issuer of Notes |
| GrafTech Finance Inc. | United States | Financing entity; Co-issuer of Notes |
| GrafTech Switzerland SA | Switzerland | European sales and operations; Co-borrower |
| GrafTech Luxembourg II S.à.r.l. | Luxembourg | Holding and financing entity |
| GrafTech Mexico S.A. de C.V. | Mexico | Manufacturing operations (Monterrey) |
| GrafTech Iberica S.L. | Spain | Manufacturing operations (Pamplona) |
| GrafTech France S.N.C. | France | Manufacturing operations (Calais) |
Note: All subsidiaries listed above are 100% owned by GrafTech International Ltd. Revenue is consolidated into the Industrial Materials segment and is not disclosed separately by subsidiary.
Physical properties (offices, plants, factories, etc.)
GrafTech’s physical footprint includes manufacturing plants, machine shops, and administrative offices. The total production capacity as of December 31, 2025, was approximately 178,000 metric tons.
Manufacturing Facilities
| Location | Type | Ownership | Activities |
| Port Lavaca, Texas (Seadrift) | Manufacturing Plant | Owned | Production of petroleum needle coke. |
| Monterrey, Mexico | Manufacturing Plant | Owned | Production of graphite electrodes and connecting pins. |
| Calais, France | Manufacturing Plant | Owned | Production of graphite electrodes. |
| Pamplona, Spain | Manufacturing Plant | Owned | Production of graphite electrodes and connecting pins. |
| St. Marys, Pennsylvania | Manufacturing Plant | Owned | Indefinitely idled (2024). Retains machining capabilities. |
Other Properties
| Location | Type | Ownership | Activities |
| Brooklyn Heights, Ohio | Headquarters | Leased | Corporate executive offices. |
| Bussigny, Switzerland | Office | Leased | Sales and production planning. |
| Salvador, Brazil | Machine Shop | Owned | Electrode machining and finishing. |
Segment-wise performance
Since GrafTech operates as a single segment (Industrial Materials), the segment-wise performance is synonymous with the consolidated company performance.
- Year-Over-Year Movement:
- Sales Volume: Increased 6% (109k MT in 2025 vs. 103k MT in 2024).
- Production Volume: Increased 15% (112k MT in 2025 vs. 97k MT in 2024).
- Net Sales: Decreased 6% due to pricing pressure.
- Cash Cost per MT: Improved (decreased) by 11% due to cost rationalization.
Operational Highlights: The segment achieved a capacity utilization rate of 63% in 2025, up from 55% in 2024. This improvement reflects the company’s ability to ramp up production at its low-cost facilities (Monterrey, Calais, Pamplona) to meet spot demand while keeping higher-cost capacity (St. Marys) idled.
Founders
GrafTech International Ltd. was founded in 1886. While the specific individual founders are not detailed in the current 2025 Annual Report, the company acknowledges its deep roots in the industry originating from this date. The company’s technological lineage is closely tied to the history of the National Carbon Company, which later became part of Union Carbide. This long history established the foundation for the carbon and graphite science that GrafTech utilizes today.
Shareholding pattern
As of December 31, 2025, GrafTech had 26,679,152 shares of common stock outstanding (adjusted for the 1-for-10 reverse stock split).
- Institutional Investors: The majority of shares are held by institutional investors and funds.
- Brookfield: Previously the majority owner, Brookfield Capital Partners IV GP, Ltd. distributed its holdings, and GrafTech is no longer a “controlled company” under NYSE rules.
- Registered Holders: There were 8 registered holders of record as of December 31, 2025. This number does not include beneficial owners holding shares in “street name” through brokers.
Parent
GrafTech International Ltd. is an independent publicly traded company. It does not currently have a parent company.
- Historical Parent: The company was formerly a subsidiary of Union Carbide Corporation.
- Former Majority Shareholder: Brookfield Business Partners (and affiliates) previously held a controlling interest but has since exited its controlling position.
Investments and capital expenditure plans
GrafTech maintains a disciplined approach to capital allocation, prioritizing safety, environmental compliance, and asset maintenance.
Capital Expenditures (Capex)
- 2025 Spend: $38.9 million.
- 2026 Guidance: The company estimates capital expenditures to be approximately $35 million to $40 million for 2026.
- Focus: Investments are primarily targeted at maintaining the operating capabilities of the manufacturing plants and ensuring regulatory compliance.
Research & Development (R&D)
- 2025 Spend: $6.5 million.
- Focus Areas:
- Improving the quality and performance of UHP graphite electrodes.
- Optimizing the use of Seadrift petroleum needle coke.
- Developing new carbon-based applications.
- Technical service support for customers (ArchiTech system).
Future strategy
GrafTech’s management has outlined a strategic roadmap focused on operational excellence and commercial agility.
1. Commercial Strategy:
- Targeting Growth: Management expects a low single-digit percent increase in sales volume for 2026 compared to 2025.
- Market Share: The company aims to regain market share lost in prior years by offering competitive pricing and superior service.
- Contract Mix: The company has shifted away from long-term take-or-pay contracts (LTAs) and now sells the vast majority of its volume on the spot market (short-term contracts).
2. Operational Strategy:
- Cost Leadership: Continued focus on reducing fixed costs and improving manufacturing efficiency. The goal is to lower the cash cost of goods sold per metric ton further in 2026.
- Vertical Integration: Leveraging the Seadrift coke facility to ensure a low-cost, stable supply of raw materials, protecting the company from volatile open-market coke prices.
3. Financial Strategy:
- Liquidity Management: Preserving cash and managing the maturity profile of its debt obligations.
- Balance Sheet: Addressing the capital structure to reduce leverage over the long term.
Key strengths
1. Vertical Integration: GrafTech is the only major graphite electrode producer with substantial vertical integration into petroleum needle coke. The Seadrift facility provides roughly two-thirds of the company’s long-term coke requirements, offering a significant cost and quality advantage.
2. High-Quality Product Portfolio: The company’s UHP electrodes are critical for EAF steelmakers. The ability to produce electrodes up to 800mm in diameter positions GrafTech to serve the largest and most demanding furnaces in the world.+1
3. Global Footprint: With manufacturing assets in Europe and Mexico, GrafTech can efficiently serve customers in the key EAF markets of the Americas and EMEA.
4. Technical Expertise: With nearly 140 years of experience and the proprietary ArchiTech system, GrafTech provides unmatched technical support, helping customers optimize their steelmaking processes.
5. Low-Cost Manufacturing: The company’s manufacturing rationalization, including the idling of the higher-cost St. Marys facility and the expansion of the lower-cost Monterrey facility, has positioned it on the lower end of the industry cost curve.
Key challenges and risks
1. Cyclical Industry: The company is highly exposed to the cyclicality of the global steel industry. Demand for graphite electrodes is directly tied to EAF steel production levels. In 2025, soft steel demand led to lower pricing and sales volumes.+1
2. Pricing Pressure: The graphite electrode market is subject to intense price competition, particularly from Chinese exports. Overcapacity in China has led to increased exports of electrodes, depressing global prices.
3. Debt Burden: GrafTech has a significant amount of debt ($1.09 billion), which requires substantial interest payments ($104 million in 2025). This debt load restricts financial flexibility and consumes cash flow.
4. Customer Concentration: A significant portion of net sales is derived from a limited number of large customers. The loss of any major customer could have a material adverse effect on financial results.
5. Raw Material Volatility: While vertically integrated for needle coke, the company still purchases decant oil (to make coke) and other raw materials like pitch and energy. Prices for these inputs can be volatile.
6. Geopolitical Risks: Operating globally exposes GrafTech to risks such as tariffs, trade barriers, and currency exchange rate fluctuations (particularly the Euro and Mexican Peso).
Conclusion and strategic outlook
GrafTech International Ltd. remains a pivotal player in the global steel supply chain, underpinning the growing Electric Arc Furnace (EAF) sector. Despite facing a “trough” year in 2025 characterized by low prices and net losses, the company demonstrated resilience by increasing sales volumes and reducing unit costs.
The company’s strategic outlook for 2026 and beyond is cautiously optimistic. Management anticipates a stabilization in the graphite electrode market and expects to deliver sales volume growth. The long-term thesis for GrafTech remains intact: as the global steel industry decarbonizes, the shift from Blast Furnace to EAF steelmaking will drive structural demand growth for graphite electrodes. GrafTech, with its vertical integration and high-quality assets, is well-positioned to capitalize on this secular trend once the current market cycle turns.
FAQ section
1. What does GrafTech International manufacture? GrafTech manufactures ultra-high power (UHP) graphite electrodes used in electric arc furnace steel production and petroleum needle coke, the key raw material for electrodes.
2. Where is GrafTech headquartered? The company is headquartered in Brooklyn Heights, Ohio, USA.
3. What is GrafTech’s ticker symbol? GrafTech trades on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol EAF.
4. Why did GrafTech perform a reverse stock split? On August 29, 2025, GrafTech implemented a 1-for-10 reverse stock split to increase its share price and regain compliance with the NYSE’s minimum bid price requirement.
5. What is GrafTech’s relationship with Union Carbide? GrafTech was formerly part of Union Carbide. It holds an exclusive, royalty-free license to use the UCAR trademark for its products until at least 2035.+1
6. Does GrafTech pay a dividend? As of the 2025 Annual Report, GrafTech does not currently pay a dividend. The dividend was suspended to preserve liquidity.
7. Where are GrafTech’s manufacturing plants located? The primary operating plants are in Calais (France), Pamplona (Spain), Monterrey (Mexico), and Port Lavaca, Texas (Seadrift coke facility).
8. What is “vertical integration” for GrafTech? It refers to GrafTech’s ownership of the Seadrift facility, which produces petroleum needle coke. This allows GrafTech to manufacture its own key raw material rather than buying it all from third-party suppliers.
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