By Tyson Halsey, CFA • Contributing Writer
Does Blue Lagoon’s mine opening signal a generational wealth opportunity? In this featured piece, Tyson Halsey, CFA draws on nearly four decades of experience in macroeconomic trends, resource investing, and financial markets to assess the strategic potential of Blue Lagoon Resources Inc. as a compelling entrant in the GOLD and mining landscape.
As Managing Member of Income Growth Advisors, LLC., Tyson applies a disciplined, research-driven investment philosophy to advise retirement-focused individuals, high-net-worth investors, and family offices on undervalued sectors such as gold and other hard assets. With his deep understanding of commodities, inflation hedges, and market cycles, Tyson offers investors timely insights into whether Blue Lagoon’s high-grade gold project could represent a once‑in‑a‑generation opportunity.
Blue Lagoon Resources Inc. hosted its Dome Mountain mine opening ceremony in Smithers, British Columbia on July 9th, 2025 with over 100 people in attendance including Crescat Capital and Nicola Mining. We met with many of the company’s consultants, contractors, bankers, and top investors over two days. Because mining is a notoriously challenging business, we have spoke extensively with many of the contractors and employees to understand the mining risks and processes. After these meetings, discussions, and touring the Dome Mountain gold mine, we felt excited about Blue Lagoon’s prospects for executing its mine restart, generating cash flow, and growing production.
Since November 2024, Income Growth Advisors bought several million shares of this gold mining company due, in part, to professional investors Crescat Capital and Nichola Mining having bought Blue Lagoon shares at higher prices, Blue Lagoon’s securing its mining license in February, and the company’s promising Dome Mountain resource. Based on our mine trip, we are now confident that Blue Lagoon has a highly professional and experienced team which can develop the Dome Mountain Gold project into a high growth cash flowing gold resource. Its longer term growth potential was affirmed by two of the most qualified miners and geologists there who felt that the company’s owned properties could host 2 to 3 million ounces of gold.
If Blue Lagoon successfully executes its mining restart and grows the alkaline gold Dome Mountain geology into a district scale gold property like the Buritica Gold Mine in Columbia or the Porgera project in Papua New Guinea, Blue Lagoon’s long term prospects could be enormous. On July 11th, Crescat Capital put out its own YouTube.com update on Blue Lagoon and Quinton Hennigh, PhD reiterated his enthusiasm for the company’s alkaline gold geology’s potential and the mining team’s professionalism saying “my gut says they will kill it.” With strong execution, we think Blue Lagoon Resources could be a ten-bagger over the next three years and potentially a multiple of that based on its huge resource potential.
Big Picture – Technical and Valuation Overview:
Blue Lagoon Resources (BLAGF) and (BLLG-CN) is a Canada based junior miner enjoying a valuation re-rating as the company transitions from being a gold resource company to a gold miner. The transition from a gold resource company to a gold miner typically leads to a five to ten-fold increase in valuation according to famed hedge fund manager John Paulson who announced on June 4, 2025 that he invested $800 million along with Nova Gold (NG) to buy Barrick Gold’s $1 billion Donlin gold project in Alaska in May 2025. The Donlin project is a massive multibillion dollar project which will take years to engineer, license and finance before it moves five to ten-fold. Blue Lagoon is licensed, financed and weeks away from itsfirst operating revenues.
Blue Lagoon (BLAGF) had previously traded at $1.40/ share in 2020 as a resource company and now trades at $0.445/share with a market capitalization of $53.7 million. In January 2020, the gold and gold mining markets were strong and BLAGF shares traded up to $1.40/share based on the perceived value of its resources. With Blue Lagoon transitioning into an operating miner, the company’s valuation should re-rate as it begins generating revenues and cash flows that should be incremental to the market’s 2020 valuation. Since 2020, the company has explored and developed its resource with the support of Crescat Capital and its geologist Quinton Hennigh, PhD. Since 2020, Blue Lagoon has issued more shares and spent $30 million on exploration and development. Dome Mountain has seen over a century of resource development efforts by varied developers including Timmons and Noranda with total development cap ex in excess of $80 million since 1985. CEO, Rana Vig believes this historic cap ex and the anticipated future cash flows should grow the company continuously without future dilutive and delaying capital raises.
We believe the Dome Mountain resource is potentially world class and district scale. The chart below shows BLAGF shares peaked at $1.40/share in 2020 based on its resource prospects while today the shares trade at $0.445/share despite material progress towards mining operations.
Mining operations should ramp up with the completion of the MBBR reactor in four weeks. Blasting should commence with 1500 tons of output to be stockpiled before shipping 1000 tons to Nichola Mining in Merritt BC 900 kilometers away. We anticipate 100 to 500 ounces of gold being sold during the third quarter and commercial ore production of 100 tons per day ramping towards 150 tons per day in the fourth quarter. Based on company guidance of 15,000 ounces of production in the first year, we estimate 3 thousand ounces of gold will be produced in the fourth quarter of 2025. Those fourth quarter earnings should be reported in March, 2026. Assuming a $1500/oz. gross profit, Blue Lagoon’s 2025 fourth quarter and first full quarter of production should generate a gross profit of $4,500,000 or $18,000,000 annualized. (Blue Lagoon trades at 2.9 times 2026 gross profit.) The company looks to scale production to 150 tons per day (55,000 tons per annum) and then file to grow its production to 75,000 tons per annum (208 tons per day) in 2026.
The company plans to grow its resource and anticipates spending about 25% of its cash flow on infill drilling (which is in-mine or nearby drilling) which will help its vein locating and mine production optimization. Blue Lagoon will also spend 25% of its cash flow on exploration drilling, which will allow the company to quantify what it believes could be 1 million ounces of gold in the 10% of the property already explored. The company’s mine life is estimated at 15 years based on 15,000 oz./yr. production and the 2022: NI 43-101 resource estimate (see below) showing 218,000 ounces of Measured and Indicated gold and 234,000 ounces when inferred ounces are included. (Math: 15,000 oz./yr. x 15 years = 225,000 oz.)
Infill and exploration drilling should provide additional vein intercepts to increase the Measured and Indicated Resource estimates over the next three years to one million ounces. Resource development to one million ounces would necessitate increases in mine life and drive production growth toward 40-60,000 ounces per year. Growing the resource will drive Blue Lagoon’s valuation higher.
The company hopes to expand its mining license to include the Argillite vein in the coming months and increase its production license cap from 55,000 tons per year to 75,000 tons per year. Production from the Argillite mine should increase the total gold per ton output from 9 grams per ton toward 11 grams per ton since Argillite drills suggest 14 grams per ton. As volume rises to 75,000 tons per year (208 tons per day) and gold per ton rises over 9 grams per tonne, 2026 should show strong cash flow growth throughout the year.
Insider and Institutional Ownership:
President and CEO Rana Vig and his family own approximately 13% of Blue Lagoon’s shares.
Crescat Capital Management owns just under 10%. We first focused on Blue Lagoon, because Crescat had been closely involved in the exploration of the site in 2021 with their renowned geologist Quinton Hennigh, PhD. With Crescat having bought shares at $0.70/share, $0.52/share, $0.38/share, $0.18/share (Canadian), and fundings this year, we feel confident in the resource potential.
Nicola Mining owns 6%. Nicola Mining is Blue Lagoon’s ore processor. Nicola had milled and processed 5000 tons of ore in 2021 and paid Blue Lagoon $1.6 million for that output when gold was $1800/ounce. Nicola’s investment assured me of the likely output from the Dome mine. Not only did Nicola invest $1mm in January of 2025, it funded tranches this year, and provided a $2 million line of credit to Blue Lagoon. Peter Espig, Nicola’s CEO, told me that both he and his wife owned shares as well as Nicola Mining. Peter Espig is a Fulbright Scholar, a former Goldman Sachs derivatives trader and investment banker, private equity financière, and played professional football in Japan.
Phoenix Gold Fund owns 6%.
Insider Purchases and Sales:
During the first half of 2025, Blue Lagoon Resources raised $4.9 million through several equity tranches that both Crescat Capital and Nicola Mining routinely participated in. Crescat Capital and Nichola Mining have unique insight into the Dome Mountain gold mining project. Crescat was active in its initial drilling and investment in 2021 and 2022. In 2021, Nicola Mining milled 5000 tons of Blue Lagoon ore.
During the second quarter, Blue Lagoon, CEO, Rana Vig had asked recent deal participants to exercise some of their options or warrants to add a little additional cash to the company’s balance sheet. In that process, we believe that Crescat Capital Management, modestly exceeded its preferred 10% ownership threshold where regulatory filings become especially onerous. This led to Crescat selling 831,028 shares on July 7th and 8th to drop its holdings back to just below 10%.
It appears that Blue Lagoon’s last 2025’s capital raise lockup expires July 31. Following July 31, the risk of newly unlocked shares hitting the market will pass.
Production Milestones to Commercial Output:
There will be several milestones which will occur that provide development and production updates that we will monitor.
- MBBR (Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor) commissioned mid-August.
- First blasting and ore extraction, August and September.
- Ore stock piling and shipments to Nicola Mining in September.
- Q3 earnings report Nov. 2026.
- First revenues and first cash flows.
- Argillite vein mining approval.
- Infill and exploration mining starts in q1 2026.
- Updates on Dome Mountain resource. Last resource estimate NI 43-101, in 2022.
- Q4 earnings report March 2026.
- Increased mining production license approval from 55,000 TPY to 75,000 TPY.
Fundamental Research Corp. (FRC)’s Blue Lagoon Resources, Inc. report and Income Growth Advisors, LLC (IGA)’s perspective:
Fundamental Research Corp’s, Sid Rajeev, CFA published Blue Lagoon’s research report on July 7, 2025 stating the company is a buy with a fair value of C$1.11/share. BLLG closed at C$0.60/share July 25, 2025 implying a 46% discount to FRC’s fair value. We spoke with Sid Rajeev at the mine opening and subsequently to better understand his valuation model. In our opinion, FRC underestimates the Blue Lagoon’s value and potential due to their more conservative inputs. FRC has written over 700 reports in the resource space since 2003, and while we take issue with certain valuation inputs, his report does an excellent job describing the resource and providing industry comparables.
Below is FRC’s chart of the production and anticipated gross profit.
Income Growth Advisors, LLC, believes there are 4 areas where FRC underestimates Blue Lagoon’s fair market value or potential.
- The chart above illustrates 11,940 ounces of gold produced in 2026. This production estimate is below Blue Lagoon’s own guidance of 15,000 ounces of gold. Rajeev explained that Nicola Mining has 200 TPY ore processing capacity and other clients, so FRC assumed 100 TPY in production. In response to the report’s production assumption, Peter Espig, CEO of Nicola Mining, told me that he has filed an application to triple their production.
- We believe FRC’s gold price estimate is too conservative. FRC’s gold price assumption for 12 of the 15 year life-of-mine forecast is $2,500/ounce. By contrast gold is currently $3339/ounce. FRC’s estimated gross profits and discounted cash flow model could underestimate the company’s value by 20% due to this gold price assumption.
Furthermore, famed hedge fund manager John Paulson believes the gold will trade at $5000/ounce in 2028. Dr. Edward Yardeni and Doubleline CEO, Jeffrey Gundlach’s have similarly bullish gold price forecasts.
While the commodity market is terribly volatile and challenging to predict, we believe a better gold price assumption would be today’s price with an upward trajectory. Mr. Rajeev had told me his model employs a proprietary gold valuation model involving M2. With respect to his model, FRC offers a good base case or downside valuation. IGA believes we are in a gold bull market driven by a new paradigm in international trade, monetary policy, and global commodity market cycles.
- IGA anticipates higher production growth than FRC. Blue Lagoon has indicated it plans to apply to increase its production to 75,000 tons per year. Furthermore, Blue Lagoon has indicated it seeks to increase its production to 20,000 ounces/year. 75,000 tons per year divided by 360 days/yr is 208 tons per day. With the approval of the Argillite vein at 14 grams per ton, we estimate that 11g/t x 75,000 tons of ore production will produce 29,464 ounces of gold in 2027.
- Lastly, the potential scale of this property is not reflected in today’s valuation. Crescat Capital owns just under 10% and their renowned geologist Quinton Hennigh said Blue Lagoon has something quite large and special. (time 4:32 ) “Am I saying Blue Lagoon definitely has something like Porgera (Papua New Guinea 32mm ounces of gold)? No. I am not going to stick my neck out like that.” But Quinton did say to me he thought they could have 2 to 3 million ounces as did Blue Lagoon’s mining committee Chairman, Yannis Tsitos. It will take years to determine the full potential of Blue Lagoon’s properties, but we would not be surprised if a larger entity bids for its resources later in the gold cycle.
Gross Profit/Earnings and Cash Flow:
The model FRC uses is complex as it involves an assumed 70:30 cash flow split with Nicola Mining. Until we see reported earnings, we prefer FRC comparable valuation metrics:
FRC uses about $1300/oz cost estimate for mining, milling and trucking. Mr. Rajeev had said that the trucking cost is $450/ounce and mining, milling, and SG&A total about $850/ounce. Though the agreement terms are confidential, FRC believes that Nicola Mining and Blue Lagoon Resources have a 30%/70% profit split to drive net cash flows of $21mm/yr in 2026.
Today, Blue Lagoon (BLAGF), with a market cap of $53.7million, trades at US share price of $0.445/share which is 2.5 times FRC’s forward net cash flow. This compares to FRC’s industry average EV/EBITDA(Cash Flow) of 5.9x.
Income Growth Advisors, LLC (IGA) has different assumptions and forecasts that provide alternative price targets based on our extensive conversations and the confidence we derived from the Mine Opening Ceremonies on July 8 and 9th.
Market Capitalization to estimated 2027 Revenues:
Assuming gold is $4000/ounce and that Blue Lagoon produces 29,466 ounces of gold in 2027, its gross revenues with $4000/oz gold (x 29,466ozs) = $117,864,000. Its Net Revenues will be $117,864,000 x 70% = $82,504,800.
Assuming a market cap to revenue multiple of four, we estimate a market capitalization of $330,019,200 (4 x $82,504,800) or $2.04/share by the end of 2026.
Market Capitalization to estimated Net Forward Cash Flow (EBITDA):
Assuming expenses are $1300/ounce based on FRC estimates, then 2027 Gross cash flow at ($4000/oz. – $1300/oz.) x 29,466 oz. = $79,658,200.
Assuming a profit share of 30% Nicola and 70% Blue Lagoon, gold at $4000/ounce, expenses $1300/ oz and 29,466 oz. of gold in 2027, then estimated 2027 Net cash flow = $55,760,740 = $79,658,200 x 70%.
At 7 times 2027 net cash flow, Blue Lagoon should trade at a market cap. of $390,325,180 at year end 2026. Assuming a fully diluted share count of 161,103,417 shares at end of year 2026, implies a price of $2.42/share for BLAGF. FRC industry multiple average is 5.9.
Junior Gold Miner Sector Discount:
We believe the VanEck Junior Gold Miner ETF (GDXJ) reflects the deep valuation discount to historic junior gold miner valuations. The chart below of the VanEck Junior Gold Miners ETF (GDXJ) shows that since November 2009, gold has appreciated by 191%, but the Junior Gold Miner (GDXJ) ETF is down 36%.
From its peak in December in 2010, the GDXJ is down 56%, yet gold is up 125%. Regulatory, environmental, and remediation costs have negatively impacted the profitability of the gold mining sector since 2011 and created a cyclical bear market. After 14 years, with improved environmental standards and a moderating regulatory burden, the junior gold miners’ sector is now playing catch up to gold prices and driven by rising profits. Furthermore, due to geopolitical risks, global trade uncertainty, and inflation, central banks are accumulating gold, have doubled their ownership since 2015, and are supporting a gold bull market that could last for years.
Meeting the Blue Lagoon Team: The contacts we made during the trip gave me confidence that Blue Lagoon has the team with the skills and experience to grow profitably for decades.
During our visit, we had 2 breakfasts, 2 lunches and 2 dinners with the team as well as two van round trips between the Dome Mine and our Smithers lodge. This provided hours of one-on-ones that built my confidence in the team. As the only investment manager and CFA, and as President of Optima Process Systems, Inc., I had many questions which the team happily answered, providing deep insight into this promising early stage gold mining company. Below are several of the people we met:
Steve Cutler, Founder and President of Roughstock Mining Services is Blue Lagoon’s Principal Mining Consultant. On one of the 75 minute drives to the mine, Steve explained the processes involved in narrow vein mining alleviating a concern of mine cave-ins – a concern he viewed as remote. Cutler was Director of Projects at Stillwater which was bought for $2.2 billion by Sebanye in 2017. He “helped design and manage a number of underground mines using transverse, and longitudinal long hole mining, overhand and underhand cut and fill, and a large variety of other bulk and narrow vein underground mining methods. He has held supervisory positions in a capacity over technical design of underground mine development and stopping since 2000.”
Peter Botjos, P. Eng, a Strategic Advisor to Blue Lagoon, has over 50 years’ experience in the mining industry. Peter has reopened 19 previous mines and, with Blue Lagoon, being his 20th. He worked with one company that grew its production from 200,000 oz/year to 2 million oz. of gold per year. Peter gave me confidence in the team’s ability to scale Blue Lagoon to be world class should their properties offer the district scale Quentin Hennigh had mentioned.
Yannis Tsitos, Blue Lagoon’s Mining Committee Chair, has over 35 years of experience in the mining industry, including 19 years with BHP Billiton. Yanni and I discussed the importance of mining to the manufacturing of everything, business models, and affirmed a 2 to 3 million ounce gold prospect for Blue Lagoon. “Mr. Tsitos sits on several company boards, has contributed to four deposit discoveries, and has published multiple articles in exploration and mining publications.”
William Cronk, P.Geo, Chief Geologist has provided us a great deal of perspective on Blue Lagoon’s prospects. He worked with Rana since 2019 developing the project into the development stage gold miner it is today. He led our mine tour and even shuttled my son and I to see the nearby glacier 15 minutes away. Bill provided insight into the critical development work and planning required before blasting begins, and he highlighted where the most compelling new vein opportunities lie.
Lorie Farrell, Senior Project Geologist, is a key associate to Bill Cronk. Lorie spoke with me at one breakfast and explained how she had become the lead in managing the licensing and regulatory processes that Blue Lagoon must manage.
Sid Rajeev, CFA, Vice President and Head of Research at Fundamental Research Corp. was paid to write a report on Blue Lagoon. Following our meeting in Smithers, British Columbia, I followed up with Rajeev on his spreadsheet analysis. He was very professional and helpful, but he does not think like a New York hedge fund manager or investment manager. With his help, I was able to understand his base case model and the reason for several assumptions which underestimate the opportunity in Blue Lagoon Resources, Inc. Rajeev’s job is to present a conservative base case. My job is to discover underappreciated values in the market such as Blue Lagoon Resources, Inc.
Michael White, President and CEO IBK Capital Corp. was the investment banker who originally funded Blue Lagoon Resources. I asked him about mining valuations based on ounces in the ground, how many mines he had toured, and his thoughts on Dome Mountain. Per ounce valuation metrics are quite wide and not a good valuation metric, generally speaking. Mike had been in 12-15 mines and was impressed by the safety of the operation and the solidity of the mine walls.
Wayne Kindrat, Cobra Mining & Excavating is the principal mining contractor for the Dome Mountain Project. Wayne is a resident of Smithers and has worked intermittently at the mountain for 30 years. He even worked for his father at Dome Mountain. Quinton Hennigh said that Wayne appeared to be the natural leader for this mining project as most successful mines have a leader who has “a long deep familiarity with the mine.”
Roy Edvardsen, Mine Manager, suited us up for the mine tour. We signed in and out, had safety breathing devices, hung numbered chips on the wall to make sure nobody was forgotten in the mine. Edvardsen and the company run a tight ship.
Peter Espig, President and CEO of Nicola Mining has a close relationship with Blue Lagoon as his company has a milling agreement with Blue Lagoon Resources and ran a 5000 ton sample in 2021, before several subsequent equity investments and its recent $2 million line of credit to BLAGF. As a former Goldman Sach Investment Banker, Fulbright Scholar and private equity financière, Peter is both close to and confident in Blue Lagoon’s prospects.
Dome Mountain Gold Development Plans:
The company has a five year mining plan that reflects thoughtful long term planning as shown in the 3D AI mining illustrations below.
The 10% of Dome Mountain that has been explored has 15 veins. As cash flow grows, the company will begin doing economic cost modelling for each vein to identify the most attractive places to drill. This will allow the company to optimize cash flow while expanding the resource’s Measured and Indicated gold and silver prospects.
The chart below shows the intercepts and gold grades in red dots. The management and the consultants believe that there are 1 million ounces that they will be able to measure in the next three years.
As the company looks further into the future, the company will analyze what to do with their Pellair Gold Project and Big Onion. Most importantly Blue Lagoon Resources can begin to explore the other 90% of the property to determine just how large this resource’s potential is.
Below is another chart showing the other veins and their gold concentration. Note the red triangle which show greater than 15 grams of gold per ton and the inferred veins Blue Lagoon looks to develop in the months and years ahead.
Technical Analysis Trading Strategy:
Shares of BLAGF and BLLG are down (from $0.64 to $0.445) 30% and (from $0.81 to $0.60) 26% from their recent highs. Shares are also up 10 x from their lows in 2024, but down 70% from their 2020 highs. Because Blue Lagoon is an illiquid early-stage growth company and micro-capitalization penny stock, share volatility is and will be much higher than mature companies with large market capitalizations. The shares appear to be consolidating their massive 500% licensing move. The stock appears to be on support and is forming a “cup with a handle” while the market awaits the commissioning of the MBBR (Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor), its first blasting and, then, ore extraction in late August and September.
Our fundamental analysis suggests Blue Lagoon is a promising undervalued gold miner that should be bought. Long term investors should use the current weakness to build positions without driving the share price higher. Market makers and shorts may lean on its share price to shake out weak hands, traders, and impatient retail investors. We believe that this is the pause that refreshes, like the post mining license approval consolidation from February 6th to April 2nd. Buyers need to have the patience to accumulate during this period of weakness, rather than sell during periods of short term weakness.
Our chart below shows the key milestones, since November 14, when the company got its draft mining license approval. We expect the shares to rally once the company begins generating its first operating metrics.
While its liquidity is challenging for institutional investors, speculative retail investors should buy a small position and hold. The odds appear good that Blue Lagoon should sustain above average growth for years and years.
It has been said that “time in the market” and not “market timing” is what leads to great returns. That has been demonstrated by Warren Buffett and Peter Lynch as well as the experience of our most successful clients. Blue Lagoon could be a great buy and hold. The company’s current resource could generate a high growth rate for years if not decades. We think Blue Lagoon could grow 60 to 100% per year for the next three years and then continue to grow at high rates for years after that.
Blue Lagoon’s mining license gives the company a defensible long term moat to develop a potentially massive gold resource. Dome Mountain is a high grade gold resource with potentially 2 to 3 million ounces of gold, that with further exploration could be world class. Lastly, the team we met and observed is highly experienced and skilled for narrow vein mining and processing. Consequently, we believe this speculative $53 million market cap gold miner could be a generational wealth opportunity that compounds high returns for over a decade.
This article was originally published by Income Growth Advisors. You can read the original article here: Does Blue Lagoon’s Mine Opening Signal A Generational Wealth Opportunity? Reprinted with permission.
About Tyson Halsey, CFA
Tyson Halsey, CFA is the Managing Member of Income Growth Advisors, LLC, a boutique investment advisory firm based in Charleston, South Carolina. With nearly four decades of experience on Wall Street and in global financial markets, Tyson brings deep expertise in macroeconomic trends, energy markets, and resource investing. He is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) and one of only 37 CFA charter holders in South Carolina.
Through Income Growth Advisors, Tyson advises retirement-focused individuals, high-net-worth investors, and family offices on portfolio strategies rooted in disciplined, research-driven investing. His focus includes undervalued sectors with long-term growth potential—particularly uranium, nuclear energy, and the broader energy transition. He is a regular contributor to industry media and investor forums, with insights on commodities, inflation hedges, and equity strategies.
Tyson began his career in 1990 as a Vice President at Alex. Brown, before founding Halsey Advisory and Management, LLC in 1999, where he served as President, Chief Compliance Officer, and Chief Investment Officer. From 2009 to 2011, he was Director of Investments at Elliott Davis Investment Advisors before launching Income Growth Advisors in 2011.
He earned his B.A. from Dartmouth College and has been recognized in Barron’s, The Wall Street Journal, and USA Today, including winning the CNBC/USA Today National Investment Challenge.
Tyson’s current work emphasizes macroeconomic analysis, sector rotation, and thematic investing in areas such as precious metals, agriculture, MLPs, and inflation-resistant asset classes. He frequently hosts webinars and panels discussing the shift from mega-cap growth stocks to resource-driven opportunities in mining, uranium, China, and gold.
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