Technip, a world leader in oil and gas engineering 2 Contents
I. Technip in brief II. Business segments III. Major ongoing projects
3 I. Technip in brief
1. Overview 2. A global network 3. Commercial successes on strategic markets 4. Technip and the Sustainable Development
4 1. Overview
► 50 years experience : 1958 - 2008
► A world leader in oil and gas engineering, Technip designs and constructs, subsea, offshore and onshore installations
► 22,000 employees worldwide
► Present in close to 50 countries
► Industrial assets on all continents
► The Technip share is listed on the EuronextTM, Paris
Technip’s headquarters in Paris’ La Défense business district
5 2. A global network
6 3.1 Commercial successes on strategic markets
1 The rise of natural gas
► Three huge contracts for Liquefied Natural Gas units (LNG) in Qatar ► A first LNG plant in Yemen ► A contract for a LNG reception terminal in Freeport, Texas (USA) ► Two major contracts for a gas treatment unit in Saudi Arabia
7 3.2 Commercial successes on strategic markets
2 Numerous offshore contracts ► Deep water field developments • Agbami in Nigeria • Roncador in Brazil • Ticonderoga in the Gulf of Mexico • Kikeh in Malaysia • Greater Gorgon, Stybarrow and Vincent in Australia ► A Spar platform • Perdido in the Gulf of Mexico ► A Floating Production, Storage and Offloading unit (FPSO) • Akpo in Nigeria
8 3.3 Commercial successes on strategic markets
3 The petrochemical boom ► The world’s largest ethylene plant, located in Saudi Arabia ► A major petrochemical complex in Saudi Arabia ► Two ethylene units in Kuwait and Thailand ► Two polypropylene units in China, the modernization and expansion of three ethylene units in Russia ► A diesel fuel hydrodesulphurization unit and a hydrogen unit in Poland
9 3.4 Commercial successes on strategic markets
4 Challenges in refining ► Two major contracts for the treatment of extra-heavy crude in Canada ► The design and construction of the first refinery in Vietnam ► A new hydro treatment unit for a refinery in the US Virgin Islands ► A project management contract for the refinery in Jubaïl, Saudi Arabia ► The extension of a refinery in Colombia
10 4. Technip and the Sustainable Development
► Sustainable development performance recognized by the Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI*) ► 6th consecutive selection in 2007/2008 for DJSI indices : • DJSI World Index (318 companies covering 57 sectors of activity) • European DJSI STOXX Index ► Leader within the DJSI oil equipment and services industry sector, with the best economic, social and environmental performances ► During the execution of each of its projects, Technip strives for the highest level of performance in all areas of sustainable development: workplace safety, protection of the environment, social relations, initiatives in favor of local communities ► Technip has set ambitious goals in terms of corporate governance, integrity and transparency as well the creation of shareholder value over the long term
*The DJSI (Dow Jones Sustainability Index), first introduced in 1991 is one of the most widely recognized international benchmarks for assessing a company's sustainable development performance.
11 II. Business segments
1. Subsea 2. Offshore 3. Onshore
12 Technip is active in three segments of activity
SUBSEA ONSHORE OFFSHORE
► Subsea pipes to connect ► Treatment and liquefaction of ► Floating platforms: Spar, wellheads, located at water natural gas semi-submersibles, FPSO depths of more than 2,000 m, ► Fixed platforms: TPG 500, between each other and to ► Refining and treatment of Unideck ® treatment units on the surface heavy crudes ► Assets: 3 construction yards ► Assets: 2 flexible pipe ► Hydrogen in Finland, Azerbaijan and production plants, 3 umbilical ► Petrochemicals Nigeria production plants, 5 spoolbases, a fleet of 19 ► Renewable energies ► Important investment in subsea pipe-lay and ► Life sciences Research and Development construction vessels, among which 3 are under construction ► Metals and mining ► Confirmed leadership in float- over installations ► Buildings and infrastructures
13 1. Subsea
14 Architecture of a subsea oil field
Floating Production, Storage and Offloading unit Export Bouy
Riser*
Flowline*
Distance seabed- surface : Manifold up to 2,500 m
Well Heads Umbilical*
*These elements are supplied by Technip
15 Two flexible pipe manufacturing plants in France and Brazil
► Annual production capacity of the two plants: 700 km of flexible pipes
► Technical characteristics of flexible pipe : • Interior diameter: from 1 to 19 inches (2.5 to 48 cm) • Pressure: up to 1,000 bars (1 ton per cm2)
Le Trait, France
Vitória, Brazil16 Three umbilical manufacturing plants
Newcastle, United Kingdom Houston (Texas), USA Lobito, Angola
► Umbilicals are a bundling of hydraulic pipes, electric and fiber optic cables
► They permit the remote control of subsea robots
Umbilical being loaded into a basket
17 Five spoolbases
Mobile (USA) Evanton (United-Kingdom) Dande (Angola)
Barra de Riacho (Brazil) Orkanger (Norway) 18 A fleet of 19 vessels by 2010
Current fleet: 16 vessels 3 new ships
New diving support vessel, 50% owned (delivery in 2008)
Deep Blue Deep Pioneer Sunrise 2000 Venturer
New Brazilian deepwater pipelay vessel (delivery in 2009) Constructor Seamec Princess Apache Orelia
New deepwater pipelay vessel (delivery in 2010)
Wellservicer Skandi Achiever Normand Pioneer Seamec 2
Seamec 3 Geoholm Alliance Seamec 1
19 Deep Blue, flagship of the Technip fleet
► The largest deep sea underwater pipe lay and construction vessel, capable of installing flexible pipe at depths down to 2,500 m
► Characteristics • Dimensions: 206 m long and 32 m wide • Transport capacity: up to 10,000 tons of rigid and flexible pipe • Maximum pipe lay speed: 32 m per minute • 140-member crew
20 2. Offshore
21 A platform for every water depth
TPG 500 Unideck Semi-submersible Spar EDP FPSO
22 Shallow water platforms
► TPG 500 • Proprietary Technip concept • Self-installing fixed platform • The most recent was installed in April 2006 in the BP-operated Shah Deniz field in the Caspian Sea, off the coast of Azerbaijan
► Unideck • Technip-patented platform • Reduced installation time: all of the units installed in single operation onto the hull structure which is already in place • This installation method was used on Total’s Amenam development in October 2006
23 Deep water platforms
► SPAR • Most frequently used platform in the Gulf of Mexico • Water depths can exceed 2,000 m • Technip should install its 14th Spar in mid-2008
► SEMI-SUBMERSIBLE • Semi-submersible platform • Technip is designing three semi-submersibles for Petrobras in Brazil: P51, P52 and P-56
► FPSO • Floating Production Storage and Off-loading Unit • Technip has delivered the Dalia (Angola) FPSO – Production: 240,000 barrels/day of crude oil – Storage : 2 million barrels • Technip is currently building the Akpo (Nigeria) FPSO
24 Three generations of Spar platforms
CLASSIC TREILLIS TUBULAR TREILLIS
Technip, and its partner Kerr-McGee (Anadarko), received the “Distinguished Achievement Award” at the “Offshore Technology Conference” 2005 for the design of three successive generations of Spar platforms in 10 years.
25 3. Onshore
26 The Onshore segment comprises the following activities (1):
► Treatment and liquefaction of natural gas Technip is designing and building the six largest LNG trains in the world
► Refining Over nearly 50 years, Technip has built 28 new refineries and expanded more than 200 existing units
► Hydrogen With a market share of close to 40% of the world’s installed capacity, Technip is the leader in hydrogen production units and technology
► Ethylene Technip is designing and building the world’s largest ethylene steam crackers (Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait)
27 The Onshore segment comprises the following activities (2) :
► Biofuels Technip is present on the replacement fuel market. 75% of the biodiesel production units in France were designed and built by Technip
► Life sciences Technip executes major international projects including a vaccine production plant in Thailand and a cosmetics plant in China
► Buildings and infrastructures In partnership with major architectural firms, Technip executes many types construction projects including: embassies, courthouses, universities, concert halls, railway and airport infrastructures.
► Metals and mining Technip designs and builds extraction and treatment plants for the metals and mining sector
28 Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)
► Technip is currently executing several LNG mega-projects which are the industry’s largest in terms of size and investment ► The overall production capacity of all of the LNG units currently under construction by Technip in Yemen, Nigeria and Qatar will be close to 58 million tons of LNG per year – equal to 40% of the world’s current LNG production capacity
Yemen LNG project, Yemen
NLNG project, Nigeria Qatargas project, Qatar
29 Refining and heavy crude treatment
► In 50 years, Technip has engineered and built about 30 new refineries and expanded more than 200 existing units
► In the last few years Technip has built units that can treat extra-heavy crude (“upgrading”) Dung Quat • Tar sands in Athabasca (Canada) refinery, • Orinoco heavy crude (Venezuela) Vietnam
Sincor upgrader, Mesaieed refinery, Midor refinery, Gonfreville Venezuela Qatar Egypte refinery, France
30 Hydrogen
► With a market share of nearly 40%, Technip is the world leader in hydrogen plant engineering and technologies
► Technip has built more than 220 hydrogen plants throughout the world
► Hydrogen is the most frequently used gas in refining, chemicals and petrochemicals: the injection of hydrogen allows for cleaner fuels by reducing the amount of sulfur naturally contained in crude oil
Hydrogen plant, Austria Hydrogen plant, USA Hydrogen Unit, Spain
31 Ethylene
► Technip is the world leader in the engineering and construction of large capacity steamcrackers (a steamcracker is an ethylene production unit). ► Ethylene is a molecule found in gas and oil • The most consumed intermediate product in the world • Numerous uses in petrochemicals: solvents, elastomers, plastifiers, medicine, textiles ► Technip is currently building the two largest ethylene units in the world (1.3 million tons/year) in Qatar and Saudi Arabia
Transport of an ethylene furnace, One of the largest compressors ever A major ethylene plant in the Middle East Saudi Arabia installed in an ethylene plant – its 70 MW can supply enough electricity for a city of 45,000 inhabitants
32 Biofuels ► « Products made from vegetable raw materials serving to complement or substitute for fossil fuels » ► Technip has been present on the biofuels market for more than 25 years ► Technip has built close to ten complete biofuel production units
Biodiesel is an additive to diesel fuel
Bioethanol is an additive to gasoline
Biodiesel unit in Sète, France3D view of the unit in Biodiesel unit in Ethanol production unit Compiègne, France Montoir, France in the Netherlands
33 Life sciences
Technip has executed more than 160 major projects (research centers, active substance and pharmaceutical dose production units) for first-tier international clients in fine chemicals, intermediate products and active substances for pharmaceutical, veterinary and agrochemical products
Clean room, Italy Vaccine production Cosmetics production Antibiotic production plant, Thailand plant, China unit, France
34 Metals and mining Technip engineers and builds installations using both hydrometallurgical and pyrometallurgical processes
Nickel production unit, Alumina production plant, Alumina refining plant, Guinea Silver refining plant France Venezuela Morocco
Solvent extraction method Gold extraction plant, Uranium production plant, France uranium recovery plant, Burkina Faso Canada
Nickel production plant, Copper production plant, New Caledonia Australia
35 Buildings and infrastructures
► Technip TPS is the Group’s subsidiary specialized in architectural, construction and infrastructure engineering • Its expertise covers all fields involving technical studies and the construction of buildings and their environments • Technip TPS works in partnership with French and international architectural firms ► Some of the major projects executed by Technip TPS
TGV East maintenance shop, Purpan Hospital, Toulouse National Library, Paris Pantin
Kyoto Secondary School, Poitiers Zénith Concert Hall, Rouen
36 III. Major ongoing projects
1. Subsea 2. Offshore 3. Onshore
37 1. Subsea
38 Subsea pipes for the P-54 field in Brazil
► Client: Petrobras ► Water depth: down to 1,740 m ► Project scope: 6 types of flexible pipes ► Value: $ 115 million
Brazil Flexible pipe production plant, Vitoria, Brazil P-54 The flexible pipe production plant located in Vitoria (Brazil), will manufacture the 142 km of pipes.
39 Subsea pipe for the Skarv FPSO* in Norway
► Client: BP ► Project scope: flexible pipes (risers and jumpers) ► Value: $ 90 million ► Project completion: 2010
Production plant in Le Trait, France
The flexible pipes will be Norway fabricated at Technip’s Skarv production facility in le Trait (France).
* FPSO: Floating Production Storage & Offloading Unit
40 Re-development of the YME field, Norway
► Client: Talisman Energy ► Turnkey contract ► Value: $ 110 million ► Project completion: 2008 & 2009
The Apache during installation operations
Technip’s Apache, specialized in reel-lay installation, will Norway conduct the offshore Champ YME operations with assistance from other vessels from the Group’s fleet.
41 Azurite field development, Congo
► Client: Murphy West Africa Ltd ► Water depth: 1,400 m ► Project scope: flexible pipes and an umbilical ► Value: $ 80 million ► Delivery: 2008
The Group’s umbilical plant in Newcastle, UK
The umbilical will be manufactured Congo Azurite by Duco, a subsidiary of Technip based in Newcastle (UK).
42 Subsea pipes for the Agbami field in Nigeria
► Client: Chevron ► Water depth: 1,550 m ► Project scope: risers, flowlines and umbilicals ► Value: $ 840 million ► Project completion: 2008
The Agbami field in Nigeria
Nigeria This is the largest deep-sea contract ever awarded to Technip Agbami and strengthens the Group’s leadership position on the West African subsea market.
43 PDET subsea pipe, Brazil
► Client: Petrobras ► Water depth: 100 m – 1,800 m ► Project scope: 56 km of 18” rigid pipes ► Value: $210 million ► Pipe installation: 2007
The Deep Blue installing pipe
BrésilBrazil PDET This pipe system links the P-52 PDET platform, anchored a a water depth of 1,800m, to the PRA-01 platform installed in shallow water.
44 Spar and subsea pipelines for the Kikeh field in Malaysia
► Client: Murphy Oil ► Water depth: 1,330 m ► Project scope: risers, flowlines and umbilicals ► Installation of the Spar in 2006 and the pipe in 2007
The Deep Pioneer installing pipe Kikeh
Malaysia The first deep sea development off the coast of Malaysia and the first Spar to be installed outside of the Gulf of Mexico.
45 Two subsea pipe contracts in Australia
Stybarrow project ► Client: BHP Billiton Petroleum Pty Ltd ► Water depth: 800 m ► Project scope: 50 km of flexible pipe ► Value: $ 240 million ► Installation of the flexible pipe and 50 km of umbilicals supplied by the client: 2007 Vincent project ► Client: Woodside Energy Ltd ► Water depth: 350 to 420 m ► Project scope: 18 km of flexible pipe and 13 km of umbilicals ► Pipe installation: 2007
Vincent field, offshore Australia
Stybarrow
Australia With the Stybarrow project, Technip Vincent has installed the deepest subsea production system to date in Australia
46 2. Offshore
47 Tahiti Spar, Gulf of Mexico Deep sea
► Client: Chevron ► Water depth: 1,280 m ► Hull: 170 m x 39 m ► Treatment units: 18,950 tons ► Commissioning: 2007
USA
The Tahiti Spar during transport to the Gulf Tahiti of Mexico
Technip installed its 13th Spar on the Tahiti field, in the Gulf of Mexico.
48 Perdido Spar, Gulf of Mexico Deep sea
► Client: Shell Offshore Inc ► Water depth: 2,385 m
► Hull: 170 m x 36 m 3D image of the Perdido ► Production capacity: up to 130,000 barrels/day Spar ► Commissioning: 2008
USA
Perdido
In 2008 Technip will install its 14th Spar. It will be anchored in 2,385 meters of water: a new water depth record.
49 P-52 platform, Brazil Deep sea ► Client: Petrobras ► Weight of the surface treatment units: 25,000 tons ► Semi-submersible platform ► Dimensions: • Length: 94 m • Width: 85 m • Height: 43 m
Brazil P-52 P-52 semi-submersible platform
► Water depth: 1,800 m ► Commissioning: 2007
50 Dalia FPSO*, Angola Deep sea
► Client: Total ► Water depth: 1,100 m – 1,700 m ► Production capacity: 240,000 barrels/day ► Storage capacity: 2 million barrels ► Value: $ 540 million (Technip share) ► FPSO Commissioning in 2006
FPSO Dalia in operation offshore Angola
Another major deep water Angola project for Technip in West Dalia Africa.
* FPSO: Floating Production Storage & Offloading Unit
51 Akpo FPSO*, Nigeria Deep sea
► Client: Total ► Water depth: 1,325 m ► Production capacity: 185,000 barrels/day ► Value: $ 1,080 million ► Execution: Technip / Hyundai ► Commissioning: 2008
Nigeria Akpo FPSO on the spoolbase
Akpo After Dalia, Akpo confirms Technip’s breakthrough on the large FPSO market.
* FPSO: Floating Production Storage & Offloading Unit
52 3. Onshore
53 Dung Quat refinery, Vietnam
► Client: PetroVietnam ► Production: 145,000 barrels/day ► Execution: Technip and partners ► Commissioning: 2008
3D image of Dung Quat refinery, Vietnam Dung Quat The first crude oil refinery in Vietnam Vietnam, awarded to Technip, leader in a consortium with JGC and Tecnicas Reunidas.
54 Lotos refinery, Poland
► Client: Grupa Lotos S.A. ► Production: 45,000 barrels/day ► Value: € 472 million ► Commissioning: 2010
Midor refinery built by Technip, Egypt
Gdansk This 3rd contract in Poland, signed Poland in 2007, reinforces the Group’s presence in this country.
55 Treatment of extra-heavy crude, Canada
► Client: Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. ► Coking unit: 123,000 barrels/day ► Hydrogen unit: 144 MCFD ► Value: € 700 million ► Commissioning: 2008
Horizon coking unit in Canada Canada Canadian non-conventional resources represent 36% of the world’s heavy Horizon crude resources, estimated at 7 trillion barrels.
56 Front-end engineering for a refinery project in Qatar
► Client: Qatar Petroleum ► Production: 250,000 barrels/day ► Total value: € 44 million ► Commissioning: 2011
A refinery in Turkmenistan
With the construction of 8 refineries Qatar over the last 10 years, Technip is recognized as a world leader on this market
57 Hydrogen unit, Spain
► Client: CEPSA ► Production: 68,700 m3/hour ► Value: € 60 million ► Commissioning: 2009
Hydrogen unit in Spain
Spain This new contract is Technip’s 7th hydrogen unit in Spain. Huelva
58 Paraxylene unit, Poland
► Client: PKN Orlen S.A. ► Production: 400,000 tons/year ► Value: € 160 million ► Commissioning: 2009
3D image of the paraxylene unit in Poland
Poland This contract marks a new step Plock in Technip’s collaboration with PKN Orlen.
59 Commissioning of three ethylene units in 2008
Yanbu – Saudi Arabia: ► Client: SABIC ► Capacity: 1.3 million tons/year of ethylene 0.4 million tons/year of propylene Kuwait Qatar
Ras Laffan - Qatar: Saudi Arabia ► Client: Qatar Petroleum/CPC/Total ► Capacity: 1.3 million tons/year of ethylene
Shuaiba - Kuwait: ► Client: JV DOW/PIC ► Capacity: 850,000 tons/year of ethylene
Ethylene Splitter at Ras Ethylene Steam Cracker, Laffan, Qatar. 800 tons and Qatar 80 meters in height.
60 A new ethylene unit, Thailand
► Client: JV SIAM Cement Group/DOW ► Capacity: 1.7 million tons/year of olefins ► Cracking furnaces using Technip’s proprietary GK6 technology ► Value: € 120 million ► Commissioning: 2010 3D view of ethylene cracking furnaces
Thailand
Technip is one of the only groups in the world capable of executing mega projects from the design stage through to commissioning
61 Several gas liquefaction mega-projects in Qatar
► Construction of the six largest Liquefied Natural Gas trains in the world: • Qatargas II: trains 4 & 5 Commissioning: 2008 • Qatargas III & IV: trains 6 & 7 Commissioning: end 2008 / end 2009 • Rasgas III : trains 8 & 9 Commissioning: end 2008 / end 2009 ► Capacity expansions for the existing LNG units 1, 2, 3 (Qatargas) GNL units in Qatar
Technip, in a joint venture, is building Qatar the 6 largest LNG trains in the world, with a production capacity of 7.8 million tons/year per train.
62 Yemen’s first LNG plant
► Client: Total, Yemen Gas & partners ► Capacity: 2 x 3.6 million tons/year ► Value: $ 667 million (Technip share) ► Execution: equal JV between Technip (leader), JGC (Japon) and KBR (USA) ► Commissioning: 2009
LNG plant in Yemen
Using its LNG expertise and supported by its presence in the middle East, Technip and its partners are building Yemen LNG Yemen’s first LNG plant.
63 Gas installations, United Arab Emirates
► Client: ADMA-OPCO ► Execution: Technip & National Petroleum Construction Company (NPCC) ► Total value: € 275 million (Technip share: 35%) ► Commissioning: 2010
Gas treatment unit, Abu Dhabi
United Arab Emirates
64 Gas compression installations, United Arab Emirates
► Client: Abu Dhabi Gas Liquefaction Ltd (ADGAS) ► Capacity: 6 million m3/day of gas ► Value: $ 610 million ► Commissioning: 2009
Das Gas treatment unit, United Arab Emirates Island
A major gas development project United Arab in the United Arab Emirates Emirates
65 Biofuels: 3 new biodiesel units in France in 2007
► Client: Diester Industrie ► Capacity of each unit: 250,000 tons per year ► Delivery of the three units: 2007
Rouen Dunkirk 260,000 t/year 250,000 t/year (2007) Compiègne 100,000 t/year Biodiesel unit in Compiègne, France Rouen + 100,000 t/year (2006) 250,000 t/year (2007)
Le Mériot 250,000 t/year (2007)
Montoir 250,000 t/year (2007) Verdun 120,000 t/year Bordeaux 250 000 t/year (2007)
Boussens Sète 40,000 t/year 200,000 t/year (2006)
Units built by Technip Units currently under construction by Technip Biodiesel unit in Montoir, France Other units 66 Biofuels: A bioethanol plant, France
► Client: Ryssen
► Capacity: 70,000 tons/year
► Location: Port of Dunkirk, France
► Commissioning: 2007
67 Vaccine production plant, China
► Client: Chengdu Institute of Biological Products (CDIBP)
► Capacity: 100 million doses/year
► Location: Chengdu, Sichuan province, China
► Commissioning: 2008
68 Nickel extraction plant, New Caledonia
► Client: Xstrata Nickel/SMSP ► Investment: $ 3,8 billion ► Capacity: 60,000 tons/year ► Execution: Technip/Hatch ► Commissioning: 2009
This project represents Technip’s first major reference in the Metals and Mining sector.
69 Nickel extraction plant, Indonesia
► Client: Eramet ► Production (at term): 60,000 tons/day ► Commissioning: 2013
Nickel treatment plant in Japan Halmahera island
Indonesia This new success confirms Technip’s expertise in the metals and Mining sector.
70 Purpan Hospital, Toulouse, France
► Client: University of Toulouse Hospital ► Architect: Scau et Cardete et Huet ► Project: construction of a 550 bed hospital with 27 operating theatres ► Surface: 78,000 m² ► Investment: € 124 million ► Commissioning: 2010
71 TGV East Maintenance Shop, France
► Client: SNCF ► Project execution: Semaly / Technip ► Project: construction of several buildings for the maintenance of CORAIL trains on the Paris / Strasbourg route as well as equipment for the TGV East ► Surface: 27,000 m²
3D view of the maintenance shop Building under construction
72 Kyoto Secondary School, Poitiers, France
► Client: The Poitou Charentes Region ► Architects: Guy Autran and François Gillard, SCAU architectural firm ► Project: • Construction of a vocational secondary school (agriculture and hospitality trades) • This is a High Environmental Quality Project with a building which will use no fossil fuels: photovoltaic panels, rapeseed oil cogeneration unit, inter-season heat storage unit, recuperation of rain water for use in restroom facilities, natural ventilation from the mid-season • Surface: 16,500 m² ► Investment: ≈ € 30 million ► Commissioning: 2009
73 Conclusion
► Technip is implementing a strategy of profitable growth which will create shareholder value ► This strategy is based on the following initiatives: • Focus on our core business, oil and gas, through our 3 segments of activity • Implement operational initiatives to improve profitability • Develop technologies and know-how • Invest close to 1 billion euros by 2010 to strengthen our assets • Pursue our expansion in key regions of the globe ► The financial targets for 2010 associated with this strategy are: • Two-digit annual growth in the Subsea activity • An improved risk profile for the Onshore and Offshore activities • A Group operating margin above 8% • A return on capital employed of over 15% for the Subsea activity ► Further, Technip plans to make acquisitions which will reinforce its differentiating factors: its people, assets and technological expertise.
74 75 Contacts
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