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  • 026 | Construction Tech Funding Hits $1 Billion in Q1 | Asia-Pacific Leads Market Share | BuildOps Reaches Unicorn Status | Robotics Cheat Sheet Unveiled

    About This Episode

    Patric shares the impressive Q1 funding numbers for architecture, engineering, and construction technology, with the sector securing $1 billion in venture capital. The episode highlights shifting global market dynamics with Asia-Pacific and Europe showing stronger construction tech market share than North America, and celebrates significant funding rounds for several portfolio companies.


    In This Episode

    Record-breaking construction tech investment analysis with $1 billion in Q1 funding, putting the sector on track for its third-highest annual total ever

    Surprising global market shift as Asia-Pacific and Europe demonstrate stronger construction tech investment ratios than North America, suggesting future trends may emerge from eastern markets first

    Inside look at major funding successes: BuildOps achieving unicorn status at $1B+ valuation, InfraMarket securing $120M, Flex raising $225M combined equity and debt, and Metalbook closing $12.5M from Asian investors

    Exclusive access to Patric's proprietary robotics evaluation framework being released as a daily series to help founders navigate the complex construction robotics landscape


    Timestamps

    (00:00) - Introduction

    (00:15) - Q1 funding numbers for construction tech

    (00:40) - Geographic market share insights: Asia-Pacific and Europe leading

    (01:15) - Portfolio company success stories and funding rounds

    (02:00) - Resources shared: funding data, investor relationships, and robotics cheat sheet

    (02:30) - Conclusion and wrap-up


    Resources or Companies Mentioned

    BuildOps: https://buildops.com/about/

    InfraMarket: https://infra.market/

    Metalbook: https://www.metalbook.co.in/


    Connect With Us

    Spotify:

    https://open.spotify.com/show/3fvTj23GIMlAT6CCm4t1lT

    YouTube:

    https://www.youtube.com/@foundamentalvc

    Apple:

    https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/aec-vc/id1740915855

    Foundamental:

    https://www.foundamental.com/

    Subscribe to the The Daily Blueprint:

    https://short.foundamentals.io/s/the-daily-blueprint

    Subscribe to the AEC_VC Newsletter:

    https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/aec-vc-7186650851766083584/

    Patric Hellermann:

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/aecvc/

    More articles from AEC_VC:

    https://aecvc.com/

    #ConstructionTech #MarketplaceStrategy #DataInfrastructure

    3 min
  • 025 | Compounding Optionality in ConTech | B2B vs B2C Marketplace Misconceptions | Leapfrogging Software Adoption | Strategic Data Infrastructure for AI Readiness

    About This Episode

    Patric Hellermann explores three critical concepts shaping the construction tech landscape: building businesses with compounding optionality instead of rigid long-term visions, the fundamental differences between B2C and B2B marketplaces in construction, and the opportunity for European contractors to leapfrog legacy software challenges through strategic data infrastructure implementation.


    In This Episode

    Patric explains his formula for ConTech success: building real businesses that deliver immediate value while uncovering compounding customer optionality, versus starting with rigid 10-year visions that crumble under their own assumptions.

    A deep dive into why traditional B2C marketplace strategies fail in construction B2B settings, where high-value transactions, non-standardized orders, and supplier utilization concerns create fundamentally different dynamics.

    The surprising advantage European contractors have with their lower software adoption rates (50-100 applications) compared to US counterparts (500-1000 applications), creating an opportunity to leapfrog fragmented approaches.

    How focused data infrastructure investment represents the strategic path forward for construction companies seeking AI-readiness, offering a competitive advantage over those burdened with disconnected point solutions.


    Timestamps

    (00:00) - Introduction

    (00:27) - Compounding optionality for ConTech founders

    (02:14) - B2C vs B2B marketplace dynamics in construction

    (04:39) - Leapfrogging software adoption opportunities in Europe

    (06:27) - Conclusion and wrap-up


    Resources or Companies Mentioned

    LinkedIn Blog Post: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/aecvc_construction-vc-venture-activity-7317920573659992066-rE-2

    B2B // B2C : https://www.linkedin.com/posts/aecvc_b2bmarketplaces-constructiontech-venturecapital-activity-7317547199104450560-FE_-

    Practical Nerds Episode 066: https://open.spotify.com/episode/678Co8VbJ8IMyf24j1BpXy?si=YIX2sVcHSfm1ZYl--6nm6g

    Leapfrogging: https://www.foundamental.com/perspectives/how-technology-leapfrogging-creates-unexpected-market-opportunities


    Connect With Us

    Spotify:

    https://open.spotify.com/show/3fvTj23GIMlAT6CCm4t1lT

    YouTube:

    https://www.youtube.com/@foundamentalvc

    Apple:

    https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/aec-vc/id1740915855

    Foundamental:

    https://www.foundamental.com/

    Subscribe to the The Daily Blueprint:

    https://short.foundamentals.io/s/the-daily-blueprint

    Subscribe to the AEC_VC Newsletter:

    https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/aec-vc-7186650851766083584/

    Patric Hellermann:

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/aecvc/

    More articles from AEC_VC:

    https://aecvc.com/

    #ConstructionTech #MarketplaceStrategy #DataInfrastructure

    Timestamps

    7 min
  • 024 | The Future of European Capital | AI in Construction Design | Founder Selection Criteria | Finding Generational Companies in AEC

    About This Episode

    In this episode, Patric discusses three key insights from his recent week: a major shift in capital allocation towards Europe, a compelling metaphor for understanding AI in construction tech, and his evolving criteria for identifying exceptional founders based on years of experience in the AECS industry.


    In This Episode

    Trillions of institutional investment capital moving into Europe signaling a potential new era of liquidity and dynamism for European startups and infrastructure.

    The revolutionary "water and bathtub" metaphor explaining why AI needs proper containment vessels like data infrastructure and authoring tools to create value in construction technology.

    How "onion founders" with layer upon layer of granular industry insights create more successful companies than those with superficial understanding.

    Why the best founders maintain the ability to "ride the elevator" between high-level vision and ground-floor operations, especially critical after Series B funding.


    Timestamps

    (00:00) - Introduction

    (00:42) - Overview of three main topics

    (01:20) - European capital allocation trends and potential impact

    (02:15) - The water and bathtub metaphor for AI in construction tech

    (04:35) - Why data infrastructure and authoring tools are critical with AI

    (06:56) - How founder selection criteria has evolved

    (09:11) - Conclusion and wrap-up


    Resources or Companies Mentioned

    Pitchbook

    Rayon

    Stanislas Chaillou's metaphor

    Whatsapp Group with ConTech Founders


    Connect With Us

    Spotify

    YouTube

    Apple

    Foundamental

    Subscribe to the The Daily Blueprint

    Subscribe to the AEC_VC Newsletter

    Patric Hellermann

    Web

    #ConstructionTech #AIinDesign #VentureCapital


    10 min
  • 023 | Behind the Scenes of Construction Tech Investment | Timeless Substance vs. Trends | The Polar
    About This Episode
    Patric shares three key insights that shaped his thinking last week in the construction tech investment space. He explores the importance of timeless substance over short-lived trends, the strategic advantages of being a "polar bear" investor versus following the herd, and presents a surprising perspective on what successful construction robotics companies might actually look like.
    In This Episode
    The critical difference between time-bound trends and timeless substance in construction tech Why the "polar bear mentality" creates strategic advantages for both investors and founders How successful construction robotics companies may focus on modular platform adoption rather than full automation The potential for construction tech winners to emerge from unexpected places in the ecosystem
    Timestamps
    (00:00) - Introduction
    (00:30) - Three key topics of discussion
    (01:15) - Timeless substance in construction tech
    (02:16) - The polar bear mentality for investors and founders
    (04:39) - Why construction robotics winners might look different than expected
    (06:57) - Conclusion and invitation for connections
    Resources or Companies Mentioned
    InfraMarket: https://infra.market/
    Crunchbase: https://www.crunchbase.com/
    Timeless Substance
    https://www.linkedin.com/posts/aecvc_aec-startup-construction-activity-7310636823045652480-OivA?utm_source=social_share_send&utm_medium=member_desktop_web&rcm=ACoAAEwSjLMBzJTwB83CKSqlGKqUSCjivxKjGps
    Crunchbase Article:
    https://news.crunchbase.com/venture/early-stage-investing-types-herd-solo-hellermann-foundamental/
    Rethink Robotics

    https://www.linkedin.com/posts/aecvc_what-happens-when-a-hidden-generation-of-activity-7308840177819373568-p7aW?utm_source=social_share_send&utm_medium=member_desktop_web&rcm=ACoAAEwSjLMBzJTwB83CKSqlGKqUSCjivxKjGps
    Connect With Us
    Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3fvTj23GIMlAT6CCm4t1lT Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/aec-vc/id1740915855
    Foundamental: https://www.foundamental.com/
    Subscribe to the Newsletter:
    https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/aec-vc-7186650851766083584/
    Patric Hellermann: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aecvc/
    Web: https://aecvc.com/
    #ConstructionTech #InvestmentStrategy #ConstructionRobotics
    8 min
  • 022 | AI Governance in Construction | Navigating the PropTech vs ConTech Debate | Balancing Storytelling and Substance in Startup Growth

    About This Episode

    Patric shares three key insights from his week in the construction tech space: a collaborative article on AI's impact in construction featuring insights from industry leaders, his perspective on the fundamental differences between PropTech and ConTech, and reflections from a conversation with an exited construction tech founder about the balance between storytelling and substantive business building.


    In This Episode

    Insights from industry leaders at Heidelberg Materials, Ferrovial, and Goldback on implementing AI governance frameworks that require CIO and CFO approval for new technology adoption
    Deep dive into why ConTech and PropTech must remain distinct categories due to construction's project-based risk profile versus real estate's operations-driven optimization models
    How pre-construction and bidding estimation workflows represent the most promising entry points for AI implementation in the construction industry
    Analysis of an exited founder's dilemma on whether building substantive products or crafting compelling narratives yields better long-term outcomes in construction tech


    Timestamps

    (00:00) - Introduction
    (00:26) - Overview of the three main topics
    (01:03) - AI in construction: insights from industry leaders
    (02:25) - PropTech vs ConTech debate
    (03:46) - Conversation with exited construction tech founder on storytelling vs substance
    (04:52) - Conclusion and wrap-up


    Resources or Companies Mentioned

    Heidelberg Materials: https://www.heidelbergmaterials.com/en
    Ferrovial:https://www.ferrovial.com/
    Goldbeck Technologies: https://www.goldbeck.de/en/
    NTT: https://www.global.ntt/


    Deep Dive On AI's Transformation Of Construction: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/aecvc_constructiontech-aiinconstruction-digitaltransformation-activity-7304893824680554496-aZfK?utm_source=social_share_send&utm_medium=member_desktop_web&rcm=ACoAAEwSjLMBzJTwB83CKSqlGKqUSCjivxKjGps


    How is ConTech different from PropTech?:

    https://www.linkedin.com/posts/aecvc_construction-aec-contech-activity-7305256233916116994-c0Sl?utm_source=social_share_send&utm_medium=member_desktop_web&rcm=ACoAAEwSjLMBzJTwB83CKSqlGKqUSCjivxKjGps

    Role of Storytelling & Role of Substance:

    https://www.linkedin.com/posts/aecvc_constructiontech-founders-vc-activity-7305641229910720512-K21Z?utm_source=social_share_send&utm_medium=member_desktop_web&rcm=ACoAAEwSjLMBzJTwB83CKSqlGKqUSCjivxKjGps


    Connect With Us

    Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3fvTj23GIMlAT6CCm4t1lT
    Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/aec-vc/id1740915855
    Foundamental: https://www.foundamental.com/
    Subscribe to the Newsletter: https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/aec-vc-7186650851766083584/
    Patric Hellermann: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aecvc/
    Web: https://aecvc.com/

    #AIinConstruction #ConTechStartups #FounderJourney

    8 min
  • 021 | Cloud Manufacturing in Construction | The Coca-Cola Blueprint | 7 Key Competitive Advantages for AEC Tech Startups | Focus vs. Diffuse Specialists | Tailoring Software for Construction Users

    About This Episode

    In this episode, Patric shares three valuable insights from his recent work in the construction tech sphere. He explores how cloud manufacturing in construction can learn from Coca-Cola's asset-light model, breaks down the top competitive advantages for construction tech startups, and analyzes the distinct user types in construction companies that software providers must address differently.


    In This Episode

    How successful construction tech companies are adopting Coca-Cola's asset-light model to maintain brand control while outsourcing manufacturing and logisticsWhy structural cost advantages through technology enable construction tech startups to deliver solutions 5-10% cheaper than incumbent optionsHow the construction industry presents unique opportunities for developing proprietary distribution channels that blend digital efficiency with crucial human touchpointsThe fundamental differences between "Focus Specialists" who spend 80% of their time on repetitive workflows versus "Diffuse Specialists" who manage multiple varied workflows, and what this means for construction software development


    Timestamps

    (00:00) - Introduction
    (00:25) - Cloud manufacturing in construction and the Coca-Cola analogy
    (01:39) - Top competitive advantages for construction tech startups
    (03:15) - The two job types in construction companies: Focus vs. Diffuse Specialists
    (04:46) - Conclusion and wrap-up


    Resources or Companies Mentioned

    InfraMarket: https://infra.market/
    Metalbook: https://www.metalbook.co.in/
    Red Bull: https://www.redbull.com/
    McDonald's: https://www.mcdonalds.com/

    Cloud Manufacturing: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/aecvc_cloudmanufacturing-constructiontech-buildingmaterials-activity-7301188364857200640-3THO?utm_source=social_share_send&utm_medium=member_desktop_web&rcm=ACoAAEwSjLMBzJTwB83CKSqlGKqUSCjivxKjGps

     7 Competitive Advantages for AEC: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/aecvc_my-favorite-competitive-advantages-in-aec-activity-7300832850352693249-Bi_i?utm_source=social_share_send&utm_medium=member_desktop_web&rcm=ACoAAEwSjLMBzJTwB83CKSqlGKqUSCjivxKjGps

    Two different job types in construction companies: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/aecvc_aec-specialist-jobs-and-implications-for-activity-7300171721817411584-6_01?utm_source=social_share_send&utm_medium=member_desktop_web&rcm=ACoAAEwSjLMBzJTwB83CKSqlGKqUSCjivxKjGps

    Connect With Us

    Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3fvTj23GIMlAT6CCm4t1lT
    Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/aec-vc/id1740915855
    Foundamental: https://www.foundamental.com/
    Subscribe to the Newsletter: https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/aec-vc-7186650851766083584/
    Patric Hellermann: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aecvc/
    Web: https://aecvc.com/

    #CloudManufacturing #ConstructionTech #StartupStrategy

    6 min
  • 020 | Maximizing Strategic Advantage in Construction Tech | Theta Decay Principles for Startups | Germany's Infrastructure Investment Boom | AEC Tech Internet Index Updates

    About This Episode

    Patric shares insights on how construction tech startups can protect their competitive advantage by applying options trading principles, specifically Theta Decay. He explores Germany's potential infrastructure investment boom following elections and highlights key findings from the latest AEC Tech Internet Index.


    In This Episode

    How Theta Decay from options trading creates a framework for startups to protect their competitive intelligence and maximize their unfair advantages in construction techWhy construction tech's quirky, nuanced market makes proprietary insights particularly valuable compared to more "Googleable" industriesAnalysis of Germany's cross-partisan support for infrastructure investment and how the post-election climate could trigger a new economic cycleDeep dive into February's AEC Tech Internet Index revealing breakout performance in reality capture space and growth in outcome-as-a-service startups


    Timestamps

    (00:00) - Introduction
    (00:20) - Theta Decay principles applied to construction tech startups
    (02:20) - Germany's potential infrastructure investment boom
    (04:00) - February AEC Tech Internet Index highlights
    (04:46) - Conclusion and wrap-up


    Resources or Companies Mentioned

    Opinion on Theta Decay: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/aecvc_aistrategy-categorycreation-constructiontech-activity-7297289202256302080-4yOl?utm_source=social_share_send&utm_medium=member_desktop_web&rcm=ACoAAEwSjLMBzJTwB83CKSqlGKqUSCjivxKjGps

    Take on German Governmental Election & Kich-Off of possible new infrastructure: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/aecvc_construction-infrastructure-germany-activity-7297999819195711488-cD03?utm_source=social_share_send&utm_medium=member_desktop_web&rcm=ACoAAEwSjLMBzJTwB83CKSqlGKqUSCjivxKjGps

    Tech Internet Index: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/aecvc_aec-tech-internet-index-february-2025-editionpdf-activity-7297670829440417792-MUjw?utm_source=social_share_send&utm_medium=member_desktop_web&rcm=ACoAAEwSjLMBzJTwB83CKSqlGKqUSCjivxKjGps


    Connect With Us

    Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3fvTj23GIMlAT6CCm4t1lT
    Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/aec-vc/id1740915855
    Foundamental: https://www.foundamental.com/
    Subscribe to the Newsletter: https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/aec-vc-7186650851766083584/
    Patric Hellermann: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aecvc/
    Web: https://aecvc.com/

    #ConstructionTech #InfrastructureInvestment #StartupStrategy

    6 min
  • 019 | Scaling VC Knowledge in AEC Tech | Software Fatigue Warning Signs | Working Capital ROI Formula | Strategic Co-Investor Selection

    About This Episode

    In this focused discussion, Patric Hellermann shares critical insights on emerging challenges in construction tech adoption and introduces Foundamental's strategic approach to evaluating AEC tech startups. The episode offers valuable perspectives on software implementation trends and working capital optimization in construction technology.


    In This Episode

    An eye-opening discussion about software fatigue in construction, highlighted by conversations with executives at major global contractors who are considering a hiatus on new software purchases - a potential emerging trend that could reshape technology adoption across the AEC industry

    A comprehensive breakdown of Foundamental's internal formula for evaluating working capital ROI in AEC tech startups, with specific emphasis on how different business models (SaaS, marketplace, OaaS, FinTech) require distinct approaches to working capital management

    A strategic analysis of how working capital can be leveraged to achieve higher margins and accelerate sales cycles, including real-world benchmarking metrics and implementation strategies for construction tech companies

    An examination of how working capital requirements vary across different business models, with particular focus on why SaaS companies typically require minimal working capital while marketplace and FinTech platforms can use it as a strategic advantage for growth


    Timestamps

    (00:00) - Introduction

    (00:01) - Software fatigue in construction industry

    (01:15) - Working capital ROI formula

    (02:05) - Benchmarking and implementation strategies

    (02:15) - Conclusion and wrap-up


    Connect With Us

    Referenced Practical Nerds Episode: https://open.spotify.com/episode/478xqYJSprlHmxCK4DsIU1?si=b64f4e80751943b3

    Software Fatigue in Construction: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/aecvc_constructiontech-digitaltransformation-innovation-activity-7295814281776779264-DsLW?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAEwSjLMBzJTwB83CKSqlGKqUSCjivxKjGps

    Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3fvTj23GIMlAT6CCm4t1lT

    Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/aec-vc/id1740915855

    Foundamental: https://www.foundamental.com/

    Subscribe to the Newsletter: https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/aec-vc-7186650851766083584/

    Patric Hellermann: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aecvc/

    Web: https://aecvc.com/


    #ConstructionTech #WorkingCapital #SoftwareAdoption

    3 min
  • 018 | Construction Tech's Perfect Storm | 96,000 New Dwellings Per Day | AI vs Traditional Software Value Creation | Hidden Opportunities in Category Creation

    About This Episode

    In this insightful episode, Patric Hellermann explores three critical developments shaping the construction technology landscape in 2025. He delves into the massive demand-supply gap in construction, analyzes the evolving role of software and AI companies in value creation, and discusses the strategic framework for identifying non-obvious market opportunities.


    In This Episode

    Deep dive into construction's unprecedented growth trajectory, revealing the need to build one New York City equivalent monthly and construct 75% of 2050's infrastructure within the next decade

    Comprehensive analysis of the growing labor crisis in construction, with 2.5 million workers missing in Europe, major retirement waves in the US, and 25% of UK workers retiring by 2030

    Exploration of the shifting dynamics in construction tech unicorns, where only 25% are pure software companies, and how AI's emergence is reshaping this distribution in 2025

    Strategic discussion of the "Hidden in Spite of Obvious" framework for identifying truly innovative opportunities in construction tech, moving beyond overcrowded AI spaces to find category-creating potential


    Timestamps

    (00:00) - Introduction

    (00:43) - Construction demand and infrastructure needs

    (01:20) - Labor shortage crisis in construction

    (01:52) - Software and AI value creation analysis

    (03:15) - Hidden in spite of obvious framework discussion

    (04:00) - Conclusion and wrap-up


    Resources or Companies Mentioned

    Construction Business Review: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/aecvc_constructiontech-aecinnovation-aec-activity-7290054400721473538-kUQN?utm_source=social_share_send&utm_medium=member_desktop_web

    Reflection of December 2022 Analysis:

    https://www.linkedin.com/posts/aecvc_contech-construction-aec-activity-7291088352798203904-Dawu?utm_source=social_share_send&utm_medium=member_desktop_web

    DeepSeek Debate: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/aecvc_ai-contech-founders-activity-7290381130615148544-z5YF?utm_source=social_share_send&utm_medium=member_desktop_web

    InfraMarket: https://infra.market/

    DeepSeek: https://www.deepseek.com/


    Connect With Us

    Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3fvTj23GIMlAT6CCm4t1lT

    Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/aec-vc/id1740915855

    Foundamental: https://www.foundamental.com/

    Subscribe to the Newsletter: https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/aec-vc-7186650851766083584/

    Patric Hellermann: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aecvc/

    Web: https://aecvc.com/


    #ConstructionTech #AIinConstruction #CategoryCreation

    5 min
  • 017 | Strategic Startup Communications and Foundamental's 2024 Success Story

    About This Episode

    In this insightful episode, Patric shares three key observations from his experience as a construction tech venture capitalist. He discusses strategic considerations for startup announcements, the importance of non-linear founder experiences in construction tech, and provides a remarkable overview of Foundamental's performance in 2024.


    In This Episode

    Strategic timing and purpose of startup announcements in construction tech, emphasizing the importance of avoiding unnecessary exposure to competition during early funding stages.


    The concept of non-linear founder experiences and their compound effect on building successful construction tech companies.


    A comprehensive review of Foundamental's 2024 performance, highlighting $700M raised by portfolio companies and a 90% follow-on investment rate.


    InfraMarket's potential to become one of the largest construction tech IPOs, showcasing the growing maturity of the sector.


    Timestamps

    (00:00) - Introduction

    (00:59) - Strategic approach to startup announcements

    (01:45) - Non-linear founder experiences in construction tech

    (02:19) - Foundamental's 2024 performance review and InfraMarket update

    (02:45) - Conclusion and wrap-up


    Resources or Companies Mentioned

    InfraMarket: https://infra.market/


    Connect With Us

    Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3fvTj23GIMlAT6CCm4t1lT


    Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/aec-vc/id1740915855


    Foundamental: https://www.foundamental.com/


    Subscribe to the Newsletter: https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/aec-vc-7186650851766083584/


    Patric Hellermann: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aecvc/


    Web: https://aecvc.com/


    #ConstructionTech #VentureCapital #StartupStrategy

    3 min

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