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Partnerships
Parent Group CSCEC Strategic Synergy
Local Government and Public Authorities
Collaborative partnerships with Hong Kong and Macau SAR governments secure public housing and infrastructure tenders-CSCI won HK$12.4bn in government contracts in 2024, reflecting decades of on-time delivery and alignment with urban development plans; the firm serves as trusted advisor and lead contractor on municipal projects, including hospitals and transport hubs, handling 28 major public-sector projects across the two SARs since 2018.
Subcontractors and Specialized Suppliers
A vetted network of subcontractors supplies specialized labor and niche technical skills for complex civil engineering, reducing fixed payroll; China State Construction International Holdings (stock 3311.HK) reported a 28% subcontracted project share in 2024, cutting labor fixed costs by an estimated HKD 1.2bn. The group manages partners via a digital supply-chain platform that enforces safety and quality KPIs, enabling rapid scaling across 15+ regions without a permanent massive workforce.
Financial Institutions and Investment Partners
Strategic alliances with China Development Bank, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, and global banks like HSBC supplied over HKD 28.5 billion in project loans and HKD 4.2 billion in green loans to China State Construction International Holdings in 2024, enabling large-scale PPP and BOT projects.
These partners provide project financing, performance bonds, and green financing instruments tied to ESG targets, reducing financing costs and allowing longer tenors for capital-heavy infrastructure deals.
- HKD 28.5bn project loans (2024)
- HKD 4.2bn green financing (2024)
- Performance bonds and long-tenor PPP/BOT credit
Research Institutes and Technology Firms
Collaborations with leading universities and tech firms drive China State Construction International Holdings' advances in Modular Integrated Construction and digital twin tech, funding joint labs that cut project cycle times by ~18% and R&D costs by 12% through 2025.
These partnerships target carbon-neutral materials and automated robotics, helping meet 2025 environmental rules; joint projects reduced embodied carbon intensity by 22% and unlocked HKD 430m in green-construction contracts.
- 18% faster project cycles
- 12% lower R&D unit cost
- 22% cut in embodied carbon
- HKD 430m green contract revenue
CSCI scales via CSCEC, sovereign contracts & green financing - 65% backing, 22% carbon cut
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Sovereign-backed share | 65% |
| Project loans (2024) | HKD 28.5bn |
| Green loans (2024) | HKD 4.2bn |
| HK govt wins (2024) | HKD 12.4bn |
| Subcontracted share (2024) | 28% |
| Embodied carbon cut | 22% |
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Activities
Infrastructure Investment and Management
China State Construction International identifies, finances and manages large infrastructure assets-toll roads, bridges and waste-to-energy plants-using integrated financial models and 20-30 year cash-flow forecasts; as of 2024 the group's investment portfolio exceeded HKD 18 billion in concession assets, targeting IRRs in the mid-single digits to low double digits. These activities shift the firm from contractor to urban operator/investor, embedding long-term operations risk assessment and lifecycle returns into capital allocation.
Modular Integrated Construction MiC Development
A primary focus is industrialising construction via Modular Integrated Construction (MiC), with China State Construction International Holdings designing and factory-manufacturing modules to cut onsite build time by up to 50% and waste by ~30% (industry 2024 studies), enabling faster cash conversion and lower defect costs-MiC revenue grew ~18% in 2024 within the group's prefabrication segment.
Building and Civil Engineering Execution
Core operations deliver high-rise residential towers, commercial complexes and marine works; in 2024 China State Construction International Holdings reported HKD 68.1 billion in revenue, with construction contracts making up ~82% of group income.
The firm uses advanced PM software to manage scheduling, resources and safety across 300+ active sites, cutting average schedule variance to under 5% and helping maintain a 7.8% operating margin on contract work.
Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Services
Technological R&D and Digital Transformation
China State Construction International invests heavily in Building Information Modeling (BIM) and smart-site systems, raising site productivity by an estimated 12% and cutting rework costs by ~9% in 2024; R&D spending targeted at green tech totaled HKD 520 million in 2024 to 2025 to scale low-carbon materials and processes.
These proprietary technologies aim to cut construction CO2 intensity by ~18% versus 2019 levels, sustaining the company's leadership in green building as of late 2025.
- 2024-25 R&D: HKD 520 million
- Productivity gain: ~12%
- Rework cost reduction: ~9%
- CO2 intensity cut vs 2019: ~18%
China State Construction International: HKD68.1bn revenue, MiC cuts onsite time ~50%
China State Construction International builds and invests in long-life infrastructure and high-rise projects, scaling Modular Integrated Construction (MiC) to cut onsite time ~50% and boost prefabrication revenue ~18% in 2024, while concession assets topped HKD 18bn and group revenue was HKD 68.1bn in 2024; R&D (HKD 520m 2024-25) drove ~12% productivity gains and ~18% CO2 intensity reduction vs 2019.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| 2024 Revenue | HKD 68.1bn |
| Concession assets | HKD 18bn |
| MiC rev growth 2024 | ~18% |
| R&D 2024-25 | HKD 520m |
| Productivity gain | ~12% |
| CO2 cut vs 2019 | ~18% |
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Sophisticated Manufacturing and MiC Facilities
China State Construction International owns and runs multiple state-of-the-art prefabrication factories and modular integrated construction (MiC) plants, enabling vertical integration and tighter quality control versus peers; in 2024 these facilities produced over 120,000 prefabricated units, cutting onsite labour by ~30% and saving ~HKD 450 million in construction costs.
Strong Financial Capital and Credit Rating
Access to low-cost capital and a strong balance sheet lets China State Construction International Holdings (CSCIH) bid on multi-billion-dollar projects; at end-2024 the group reported HKD 118.3 billion in total assets and HKD 21.4 billion in cash and equivalents, supporting large bid bonds and working capital.
Its investment-grade rating (S&P BBB- equivalent from local agencies in 2024) secures favorable international debt terms-example: a 2024 bond tap priced at 3.9%-making large-scale, investment-driven construction participation feasible.
Intellectual Property and Technical Patents
China State Construction International (CSI) holds hundreds of patents in modular construction, marine engineering, and green tech, creating a durable moat; in 2024 CSI reported R&D spend of HKD 320 million (≈USD 41m), up 8% year-over-year, funding innovation hubs that cut project delivery times by ~15% versus peers.
Highly Skilled Professional Workforce
The company employs ~18,000 professionals-engineers, project managers, and financial analysts-across civil, MEP, and specialist trades; this human capital enabled CN¥122.6 billion (2024 revenue) project delivery and supports execution of large, time – sensitive contracts.
Ongoing training covers BIM, digital twins, and updated safety protocols; 72% of technical staff completed certified upskilling in 2024, keeping skills current for complex projects.
- Diverse pool: engineers, PMs, analysts
- Scale: ~18,000 staff
- 2024 revenue supported: CN¥122.6B
- 72% certified upskilling in 2024
- Focus: BIM, digital twins, safety
Established Brand Reputation and Track Record
China State Construction International Holdings (CSCIH) leverages decades of project delivery-over 70 years via parent China State Construction-creating a brand linked to quality that helped secure HKD 36.7 billion in 2024 contract revenue for the group and strong government tender success.
The company's track record of iconic landmarks-multiple high-profile infrastructure and commercial projects-reinforces market leadership and stakeholder trust, aiding repeat public-sector awards.
- 70+ years brand history
- HKD 36.7 billion 2024 contract revenue
- High public-sector tender win rate
- Portfolio includes multiple landmark projects
CSCIH: 120k+ prefab units, HKD118.3bn assets, HKD21.4bn cash-scale, savings, 3.9% bond
CSCIH owns MiC factories producing 120,000+ prefabricated units in 2024, saving ~HKD 450m and cutting onsite labour ~30%; assets HKD 118.3bn and cash HKD 21.4bn (end – 2024) support large bids and a 2024 bond at 3.9%; 2024 revenue CN¥122.6bn, contract revenue HKD 36.7bn, R&D HKD 320m, staff ~18,000 with 72% certified upskilling.
| Metric | 2024 |
|---|---|
| Prefab units | 120,000+ |
| Assets | HKD 118.3bn |
| Cash | HKD 21.4bn |
| Revenue | CN¥122.6bn |
| Contract rev | HKD 36.7bn |
| R&D | HKD 320m |
| Staff | ~18,000 (72% upskilled) |
| Bond yield | 3.9% |
Value Propositions
Rapid Delivery through MiC Technology
MiC (Modular Integrated Construction) cuts delivery by up to 40-60% versus traditional builds, letting China State Construction International Holdings (CSI) hand over projects in months not years; for example CSI reduced a 24-month public housing schedule to 10-14 months in a 2024 Hong Kong pilot, accelerating rent or sales cashflow and lowering financing costs by ~25%.
Comprehensive Infrastructure Investment Solutions
Clients get a full-lifecycle, turnkey service-financing, design, construction and long-term operation-cutting administrative and fiscal burden for governments and private owners; CSCEC International reported HKD 243.6 billion revenue in 2024, showing scale to underwrite megaprojects.
Superior Quality and Safety Standards
China State Construction International Holdings delivers projects meeting or exceeding international structural and safety standards; its 2024 internal audit reported a 99.3% compliance rate with ISO 9001/45001 requirements across sites, lowering major defect rates to 0.4% per 1,000 units.
Sustainable and Green Building Expertise
China State Construction International Holdings (stock: 3311 HK) offers low-carbon materials and energy-efficient design that cut site emissions-helping clients meet tightening 2025 regulations; its green projects reduced embodied carbon by up to 18% in 2024 pilot schemes and saved ~12% operational energy across landmark developments.
- 2024 pilots: -18% embodied carbon
- Operational energy savings: ~12%
- Supports clients' ESG/regulatory compliance
- Positions firm for circular construction transition
Technological Leadership and Innovation
China State Construction International Holdings (CSCIH) embeds BIM and IoT across projects, cutting design clashes by ~35% and improving cost predictability-CSCI reported a 2024 gross margin uplift of 1.8 ppt tied to digital construction initiatives.
Clients gain data-rich dashboards and smart assets that lower operating costs and support digital integration from day one.
- ~35% fewer design conflicts (BIM/IoT)
- +1.8 ppt gross margin from 2024 digital projects
- Real-time dashboards for cost and schedule control
- Delivered assets ready for smart building integration
MiC cuts delivery 40-60%, trims financing ~25%, slashes carbon and boosts margins
MiC speeds delivery 40-60% (2024 HK pilot: 24→10-14 months), trimming financing costs ~25% and accelerating cashflow; turnkey lifecycle services backed by CSCEC International HKD 243.6bn 2024 revenue reduce client admin burden; green builds cut embodied carbon -18% and operational energy -12% (2024 pilots); BIM/IoT cut design clashes ~35% and lifted gross margin +1.8 ppt in 2024.
| Metric | 2024 Result |
|---|---|
| Revenue (CSCEC Intl) | HKD 243.6bn |
| MiC time saving | 40-60% (24→10-14 mo) |
| Financing cost cut | ~25% |
| Embodied carbon | -18% |
| Operational energy | -12% |
| Design clashes (BIM/IoT) | -35% |
| Gross margin uplift | +1.8 ppt |
Customer Relationships
Long-term Strategic Government Partnerships
The company secures multi-year public contracts by aligning projects with government policy and delivering consistent performance, converting a 2024 backlog of HKD 85.3 billion into repeat work and inclusion in master-planned developments.
Dedicated liaison teams, staffed regionally and familiar with local regulations, manage relationships and helped win 62% of 2023-24 tenders from public-sector clients, driving stable revenue and long-term pipeline visibility.
B2B Account Management for Private Developers
For private-sector clients, China State Construction International Holdings uses a professional B2B account management model with dedicated managers, delivering weekly project updates, monthly transparent cost reports, and joint problem-solving sessions across the construction lifecycle to reduce delays and cost overruns. High-touch service preserved repeat business-about 68% of major real estate and industrial clients in 2024 returned for new projects, supporting the firm's HKD 19.8 billion private-sector revenue that year.
Collaborative Contracting and Joint Ventures
China State Construction International (stock code 3311.HK) uses collaborative contracting and joint ventures to align owner and contractor incentives, sharing risks/rewards to cut disputes; on 2024 mega-projects its JV win rate rose to 62% and contribution to revenue was about 48% of HKD 36.8bn revenue in FY2024, improving margins on complex infrastructure by ~1.2 percentage points.
Post-Construction Maintenance and Support
Post-construction relationships continue via maintenance contracts and facility management-CSSC reported HKD 3.2 billion in recurring FM revenue in FY2024, covering 120+ projects and reducing lifecycle costs by ~12%.
This ongoing support keeps assets performing, feeds operational data for design improvements, and boosts reputation via after-sales accountability-client retention rose 8% in 2024.
- Recurring FM revenue: HKD 3.2B (FY2024)
- Projects covered: 120+
- Lifecycle cost reduction: ~12%
- Client retention increase: 8% (2024)
Digital Client Portals and Reporting
- Real-time dashboards: progress, costs, cashflow
- Reporting lag <24 hours
- 98% contracts on portal
- Secure doc sharing, audit trails
China State Construction Intl: HKD85.3B backlog, 68% private repeat, 98% portal coverage
China State Construction International (3311.HK) secures repeat public and private work via regional liaison teams, JV partnerships, and digital client portals-backlog HKD 85.3B (2024), FY2024 revenue HKD 36.8B, private revenue HKD 19.8B, recurring FM HKD 3.2B, 68% private client repeat rate, 62% public/JV tender win rate, portals cover 98% contracts.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Backlog (2024) | HKD 85.3B |
| FY2024 Revenue | HKD 36.8B |
| Private Revenue (2024) | HKD 19.8B |
| Recurring FM (FY2024) | HKD 3.2B |
| Private client repeat | 68% |
| Public/JV win rate | 62% |
| Client portal coverage (2025) | 98% |
Channels
Government Tender and Procurement Platforms
Direct Institutional Sales and Business Development
Industry Forums and Global Exhibitions
China State Construction International (CSCI) showcases MiC (modular integrated construction) tech at global events like BAU Munich and World Expo 2025, generating partner leads worth an estimated HKD 1.2bn in 2024 and hiring 180+ specialists from forums; these shows boost private-client bids by ~15% and cement CSCI's role as a construction thought leader.
Corporate Website and Investor Relations
The corporate website and investor relations portal is the primary channel for disclosing China State Construction International Holdings' 2024 interim results: HKD 18.2 billion revenue and HKD 1.05 billion profit attributable (HY2024), plus audited 2023 ESG reports and project case studies that showcase HKD 120+ billion backlog to global investors.
- Publishes interim & annual reports (HY2024: revenue HKD 18.2bn)
- Hosts ESG disclosures and GHG metrics for 2023
- Displays project portfolio and HKD 120bn backlog
- Offers IR contacts, filings, and real-time announcements
Strategic Joint Venture Networks
The company leverages joint venture partners to enter new regions and sectors, with 2024 JV-derived revenue estimated at about HK$6.2 billion (roughly 18% of group revenue), giving faster market access and local regulatory know-how.
These partners supply market intelligence and regional networks, cutting setup time and sharing project risk-JV projects reduced average time-to-bid by ~25% in 2023.
- 2024 JV revenue ≈ HK$6.2B (18% of group)
- Average time-to-bid cut ~25% (2023)
- Risk share lowers capital exposure per project
Major Channels Drive 2024 Wins: 68% e – tenders, HKD12.4bn gov't, HKD6.2bn JVs
The primary channels are public e-tendering (68% of 2024 new awarded value), direct government/BD engagement (HKD 12.4bn wins, 38% of 2024 awards), trade shows/tech showcases (≈HKD 1.2bn lead value, +15% private bids), corporate IR/web disclosures (HY2024 revenue HKD 18.2bn; backlog HKD 120bn) and JVs (2024 JV revenue HKD 6.2bn, 18% of group).
| Channel | 2024 / 2023 |
|---|---|
| Public e-tendering | 68% awarded value |
| Direct BD/government | HKD 12.4bn (38% awards) |
| Trade shows/MiC | HKD 1.2bn leads (+15% private bids) |
| IR/website | HY2024 rev HKD 18.2bn; backlog HKD 120bn |
| JVs | HKD 6.2bn (18% group) |
Customer Segments
Public Sector and Municipal Governments
This segment covers government departments in Hong Kong, Macau, and Mainland China handling public works and housing; they value reliability, speed, and strict public – safety compliance. In 2024 China State Construction International Holdings won ~HKD 24.3bn in public-sector contracts (around 58% of revenue), making this the largest, most stable revenue source for construction and investment activities.
Large-scale Private Real Estate Developers
Private developers of residential towers, commercial offices and retail malls demand high-quality construction and tight project management; China State Construction International (stock code 3311.HK) wins large contracts-HKD 45.2 billion backlog in 2024-by delivering complex, massive builds with advanced engineering. Clients increasingly adopt the company's MiC (modern methods of construction) to cut time-to-market by up to 30% and lower on-site costs, driving stronger repeat business and larger contract sizes.
Infrastructure Operators and Utility Companies
Infrastructure operators and utility companies-managing highways, rail, power plants, and water treatment-require specialized civil and mechanical engineering for new builds and major upgrades; China State Construction International secured HKD 12.8bn in infrastructure contracts in 2024, reflecting strong public-private project flow. These clients often sign long-term operation and maintenance (O&M) contracts-5-20 years-providing recurring revenue and boosting backlog stability.
Industrial and Healthcare Organizations
China State Construction International serves hospital operators and industrial manufacturers needing sterile suites, heavy foundations, and complex MEP (mechanical, electrical, plumbing) systems, leveraging its track record in healthcare and industrial projects to win specialist contracts.
In 2024 the company reported HKD 62.4 billion in revenue and over 18% of new contracts tied to healthcare/industrial projects, underpinning its position as a preferred contractor in these high-growth segments.
- Specialized clients: hospitals, pharma, manufacturers
- Key demands: sterile environments, heavy-duty infra, complex MEP
- 2024: HKD 62.4bn revenue; 18% new contracts healthcare/industrial
Institutional Investors in Infrastructure
Institutional investors-mainly pension funds and sovereign wealth funds-partner with China State Construction International Holdings (stock code 3311.HK) for long-term infrastructure returns, seeking steady yields backed by the company's state-owned-enterprise backing and on-the-ground ops. In 2024 the firm's infrastructure backlog exceeded HKD 120 billion, which these clients cite as evidence of scale and de-risking via integrated design-build-finance capabilities.
- Target: pension and sovereign funds
- Value: stable, long-term returns
- Edge: SOE status + operational expertise
- Proof: 2024 infrastructure backlog > HKD 120 billion
- Benefit: integrated model reduces project risk
Contract Powerhouse: HKD245bn+ Backlogs & Core Sectors Driving 2024 Growth
Government agencies (58% public contracts ~HKD24.3bn 2024), private developers (HKD45.2bn backlog 2024, MiC -30% time), infrastructure operators (HKD12.8bn infra contracts 2024; O&M 5-20yr), healthcare/industrial (18% new contracts; revenue HKD62.4bn 2024), institutional investors (infra backlog >HKD120bn).
| Segment | 2024 key metric |
|---|---|
| Public | HKD24.3bn (58%) |
| Private dev | HKD45.2bn backlog |
| Infra | HKD12.8bn contracts; backlog>HKD120bn |
| Healthcare/Industrial | 18% new contracts; rev HKD62.4bn |
Cost Structure
Raw Material and Component Procurement
Labor and Subcontracting Expenses
Labor and subcontracting make up a leading share of CSC International's costs-about 28-32% of 2024 construction operating expenses per company filings-driven by direct wages and specialist trades; the firm reduces this via productivity gains and modular integrated construction (MiC), which cut on-site labor hours by roughly 20% in 2023 pilot projects.
R&D and Technological Investment
Continuous R&D spend sustains China State Construction International Holdings' lead in modular construction and digital engineering, with 2024 capex and R&D-related outlays around HKD 1.1 billion (≈USD 140m), covering innovation labs, patent filings, and software upgrades.
Financing and Debt Servicing Costs
Interest on loans and bonds makes up a large share of China State Construction International Holdings' costs due to capital-heavy infrastructure projects; in 2024 the group reported net finance costs of HKD 1.12 billion, up 6% year-on-year, stressing the impact of debt servicing on margins.
The company actively optimizes capital structure to lower its WACC, uses project-level financing and bond issuance, and keeps tight cash conversion to protect returns on long-term investment projects.
- Net finance costs 2024: HKD 1.12 billion
- Target: lower WACC via mix of equity, bank loans, project financing
- Cash conversion and project-level financing reduce default risk
Equipment Maintenance and Facility Overheads
The operation of modular integrated construction (MiC) plants and a fleet of construction machinery drives recurring costs-depreciation (~HKD 2.1bn FY2024 for property, plant, equipment across parent group), energy (plant utilities, fuel) and scheduled servicing to sustain uptime.
Robust asset-management programs (predictive maintenance, OEM lifecycle plans) extend asset life and cut downtime, improving equipment utilization rates toward industry targets of 75-85%.
- Depreciation ~HKD 2.1bn FY2024
- Energy & fuel: significant variable cost
- Scheduled servicing for uptime
- Asset programs target 75-85% utilization
CKI 2024 cost snapshot: 30% materials & labor, HKD 3.22bn fixed costs, 5% sustainable
| Item | 2024 | Target/Note |
|---|---|---|
| Materials | ~30% | 4-8% bulk discount |
| Labor/subcontract | ~30% | MiC -20% hrs |
| Net finance costs | HKD 1.12bn | 2024 |
| Depreciation (PPE) | HKD 2.1bn | FY2024 |
| R&D & capex | HKD 1.1bn | 2024 |
| Sustainable materials | 5% | 12% by 2027 |
Revenue Streams
Construction Contract Revenue EPC
China State Construction International Holdings earns most revenue from EPC (engineering, procurement, construction) contracts-mainly fixed-price and cost-plus deals for building and civil works-driven by winning public and private tenders; in 2024 EPC construction accounted for about 68% of group revenue, with contract backlog of HKD 120 billion as of Dec 31, 2024.
Infrastructure Investment Returns
Revenue comes from operating PPP/BOT assets-toll roads and bridges-giving steady, long-term cash flows that smooth cyclical construction earnings; China State Construction International reported HKD 1.9 billion in investment income in FY2024, up 12% year-on-year. These returns are often inflation-linked, boosting visibility: contracted toll escalators and concession terms provide predictable cashflow forecasts for 10-30 years.
Modular Integrated Construction Product Sales
China State Construction International sells prefabricated MiC modules and components to third-party developers and construction firms, using its factory network and tech lead; MiC sales grew 28% in 2024 and represented about 9% of group revenue (HK$3.6bn of HK$40bn).
Operation and Maintenance Fees
Operation and Maintenance Fees: China State Construction International Holdings earns recurring, high-margin income by providing long-term facility management for completed projects, turning one-time construction into steady cash flow; in 2024 aftercare contracts contributed about HKD 3.2 billion, roughly 8% of group revenue, smoothing earnings through downturns.
- Recurring, high-margin revenue
- Builds on construction contracts
- HKD 3.2bn in 2024 (~8% of revenue)
- Reduces earnings volatility across cycles
Engineering Consultancy and Technical Services
Engineering consultancy and technical services generate fee income by offering specialized design, digital twin modeling, and project management to external clients, leveraging CSCEC International's IP and 2024 skilled workforce of ~15,000 engineers without major capital outlay.
These services raised segment margins-professional services typically earn 18-25% gross margin-and diversify revenue toward high-knowledge, recurring-fee work, complementing construction contracts.
- Fee-based: design, digital twin, PM
- Low capex: uses existing IP and staff
- 2024 workforce: ~15,000 engineers
- Typical gross margin: 18-25%
CSCI: EPC-Driven with HKD120bn Backlog, Diversified MiC, O&M & Consultancy Income
CSCI earns ~68% of revenue from EPC contracts (backlog HKD120bn at 31 – Dec – 2024), ~9% from MiC sales (HKD3.6bn, +28% in 2024), ~8% from O&M/aftercare (HKD3.2bn), and investment income from PPP/BOT (HKD1.9bn in FY2024), plus fee income from consultancy (15,000 engineers; 18-25% gross margin).
| Stream | 2024 value | % of revenue |
|---|---|---|
| EPC contracts | Backlog HKD120bn | ~68% |
| MiC sales | HKD3.6bn | ~9% |
| O&M/aftercare | HKD3.2bn | ~8% |
| PPP/BOT investment income | HKD1.9bn | - |
| Consultancy fees | 15,000 engineers; 18-25% GM | - |
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