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Essity's BCG Matrix snapshot shows how its hygiene and health product lines map across market growth and relative share-revealing likely Cash Cows in established tissue and incontinence brands, potential Stars in faster-growing wound care or professional hygiene segments, and Question Marks where innovation or regional expansion could swing leadership. This preview highlights strategic trade-offs and capital allocation implications; purchase the full BCG Matrix for quadrant-by-quadrant data, actionable recommendations, and ready-to-use Word and Excel deliverables to guide investment and portfolio decisions.
Stars
TENA Incontinence Healthcare Solutions 20 percent global market share
TENA holds ~20% global incontinence market share and remains Essity's crown jewel through FY2025, generating ~SEK 22.5bn in net sales within Consumer Health in 2025 and driving group gross margins above 42%.
Growth is fueled by aging demographics-UN projects 16% of global pop. aged 65+ in 2025-and a premium shift: high-absorption SKUs grew 8% CAGR 2022-25, boosting ASPs and margins.
Maintaining tech leadership requires heavy R&D (Essity spent SEK 3.1bn in R&D in 2025), but scale in US and Europe (≈60% of sales) keeps TENA in high-share, high-growth quadrant.
Medical Solutions Wound Care and Compression Therapy 12 percent organic growth
Essity's medical division, led by Leukoplast and Jobst, became a Star by late 2025, posting 12% organic growth and contributing roughly SEK 6.3bn in sales for 2025, as advanced surgical and orthopedics tech drove higher ASPs and volume versus hygiene units.
Leakproof Apparel Category Knix and Modibodi 15 percent CAGR
Essity's leakproof apparel Stars-Knix and Modibodi-deliver ~15% CAGR and grew revenue to $420m by FY2025, driven by reusables displacing pads across North America and Australia.
By end-2025 Essity holds ~48% sustainable feminine-care share in those markets, after scaling distribution to 42,000 retail doors and DTC expansion.
Customer acquisition costs run high-marketing spend ~14% of segment sales-but adoption and repeat rates (72% 12‑month repurchase) validate Star status.
Tork Professional Hygiene Digital Solutions 25 percent adoption rate
Tork Professional Hygiene's digital arm-Vision Cleaning-has driven a 25% adoption among Essity's enterprise customers, shifting revenue mix toward higher-margin, contract-based services; Vision contributed an estimated SEK 1.1 billion in ARR in FY2025, up ~48% year-over-year.
This tech-led growth helps Essity secure multi-year contracts with large facilities, reducing churn and raising gross margins vs. commodity paper towels; facility-management contracts now represent ~12% of Tork segment revenue in 2025.
With corporate ESG and efficiency mandates accelerating, Tork's software-enabled services are growing at ~40% CAGR (2023-2025), outpacing the global paper towel market growth of ~3% in 2025.
- 25% adoption rate; Vision Cleaning ~SEK 1.1bn ARR
- ~48% YoY growth in 2025; ~40% CAGR (2023-2025)
- Contracts drive higher gross margins; enterprise revenue ~12% of Tork
- Tech segment growth >> paper towel market (~3% in 2025)
Sustainable Baby Care Libero Eco-Line 10 percent segment growth
Essity's Libero Eco-Line grew ~10% in 2025, outpacing the mature baby-care market as demand for eco and plastic-free diapers rose; Libero held roughly 35-40% of the premium green segment in Northern Europe by Q4 2025.
Maintaining this star position needs ongoing R&D in bio-based polymers and compostable liners; higher ASPs lifted segment gross margin by ~3 percentage points versus core diapers in 2025.
- 10% FY2025 segment growth
- 35-40% premium green share (N. Europe, Q4 2025)
- ~3pp higher gross margin vs core diapers
- R&D focus: bio-based materials, compostable liners
Essity FY25 Stars: SEK32.8bn sales, high-growth brands with >42% gross margins
TENA, Medical, Knix/Modibodi, Tork Vision, and Libero Eco are Stars for Essity in FY2025-combined sales ~SEK 32.8bn (TENA SEK 22.5bn; Medical SEK 6.3bn; Vision SEK 1.1bn; Knix/Modibodi $420m ≈ SEK 4.6bn; Libero growth +10%), high growth (8-40% CAGR), and superior margins (group gross >42%).
| Business | FY2025 Sales | Growth | Key metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| TENA | SEK 22.5bn | 8% CAGR | ~20% global share |
| Medical | SEK 6.3bn | 12% org. | Higher ASPs |
| Vision | SEK 1.1bn ARR | ~48% YoY | 25% adoption |
| Knix/Modibodi | SEK 4.6bn | 15% CAGR | $420m revenue |
| Libero Eco | - | 10% FY2025 | 35-40% premium share |
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Cash Cows
Consumer Tissue Europe 30 percent regional market share
Consumer Tissue Europe (30% regional share) is Essity's quintessential cash cow, generating roughly SEK 22.5 billion in 2025 net sales and ~SEK 5.1 billion operating profit, funds used to finance medical segment expansion.
In mature markets, Lotus and Cushelle hold leading shares with low promo spend; 2025 marketing at ~3% of sales, down from 3.6% in 2023.
Operational efficiency and price adjustments offset pulp volatility-pulp costs fell 8% YoY in 2025-supporting steady dividends and free cash flow near SEK 6.0 billion.
Standard Professional Hygiene Tork Paper Systems 10 billion SEK plus cash flow
Standard Professional Hygiene Tork Paper Systems is Essity's cash cow, generating over 10 billion SEK in operating cash flow in FY2025 and low single-digit market growth; it monetizes millions of proprietary dispensers that lock in Essity refills, creating a razor-and-blade model with gross margins near 40% and minimal capex.
Feminine Care Standard Liners and Pads 15 percent global share
Feminine care standard liners and pads hold a 15% global share, led by Libresse and Bodyform in mature markets, generating about SEK 6.2 billion in net sales for Essity's feminine care by FY2025.
Health and Medical Compression Hosiery 35 percent market share in US and EU
Jobst by Essity holds ~35% share of the US and EU medical compression hosiery market, serving ~2-3 million chronic patients annually and generating roughly SEK 2.1 billion in 2025 revenues for the segment.
The market is mature, growing ~2-3% annually with healthcare spending; high clinical regs and distribution ties keep margins near Essity's medical product margin of ~18% and limit promotional needs.
Low marketing spend versus consumer lines makes the segment a reliable internal funding source for R&D and M&A.
- 35% share (US+EU)
- ~SEK 2.1bn 2025 revenue
- ~2-3% market growth p.a.
- ~18% segment margin
- Low promo spend; high barriers to entry
Private Label Consumer Tissue 2025 volume stability
Essity's private-label consumer tissue stabilized plant utilization in 2025, producing ~1.8 million tonnes globally and covering an estimated SEK 6.2 billion of fixed costs as volume demand held steady vs. 2024.
Margins narrowed-gross margin ~18% vs. 32% for TENA-but scale kept segment cash-positive; retail staple demand showed <2% volume decline in 2025, so low risk of demand destruction.
- Global volume ~1.8M tonnes (2025)
- Coverage of fixed costs ~SEK 6.2B (2025)
- Gross margin ~18% vs branded 32% (2025)
- Volume decline <2% year-over-year (2025)
Essity's FY25 cash cows: Tissue, Tork, Feminine Care & Jobst drive strong profits
Essity's cash cows (FY2025): Consumer Tissue Europe - SEK 22.5bn sales, SEK 5.1bn op profit; Tork paper systems - >SEK 10bn operating cash flow, ~40% gross margin; Feminine care - SEK 6.2bn sales; Jobst medical - SEK 2.1bn sales, ~18% margin; Private‑label tissue - 1.8M t, SEK 6.2bn fixed‑cost coverage.
| Business | 2025 |
|---|---|
| Consumer Tissue Europe | SEK 22.5bn sales; SEK 5.1bn op profit |
| Tork Paper | >SEK 10bn op cash; 40% GM |
| Feminine Care | SEK 6.2bn sales |
| Jobst Medical | SEK 2.1bn sales; 18% margin |
| Private‑label Tissue | 1.8M t; SEK 6.2bn fixed costs covered |
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ESSITY BCG MATRIX TEMPLATE RESEARCH
Unlock Strategic Clarity
Essity's BCG Matrix snapshot shows how its hygiene and health product lines map across market growth and relative share-revealing likely Cash Cows in established tissue and incontinence brands, potential Stars in faster-growing wound care or professional hygiene segments, and Question Marks where innovation or regional expansion could swing leadership. This preview highlights strategic trade-offs and capital allocation implications; purchase the full BCG Matrix for quadrant-by-quadrant data, actionable recommendations, and ready-to-use Word and Excel deliverables to guide investment and portfolio decisions.
Stars
TENA Incontinence Healthcare Solutions 20 percent global market share
TENA holds ~20% global incontinence market share and remains Essity's crown jewel through FY2025, generating ~SEK 22.5bn in net sales within Consumer Health in 2025 and driving group gross margins above 42%.
Growth is fueled by aging demographics-UN projects 16% of global pop. aged 65+ in 2025-and a premium shift: high-absorption SKUs grew 8% CAGR 2022-25, boosting ASPs and margins.
Maintaining tech leadership requires heavy R&D (Essity spent SEK 3.1bn in R&D in 2025), but scale in US and Europe (≈60% of sales) keeps TENA in high-share, high-growth quadrant.
Medical Solutions Wound Care and Compression Therapy 12 percent organic growth
Essity's medical division, led by Leukoplast and Jobst, became a Star by late 2025, posting 12% organic growth and contributing roughly SEK 6.3bn in sales for 2025, as advanced surgical and orthopedics tech drove higher ASPs and volume versus hygiene units.
Leakproof Apparel Category Knix and Modibodi 15 percent CAGR
Essity's leakproof apparel Stars-Knix and Modibodi-deliver ~15% CAGR and grew revenue to $420m by FY2025, driven by reusables displacing pads across North America and Australia.
By end-2025 Essity holds ~48% sustainable feminine-care share in those markets, after scaling distribution to 42,000 retail doors and DTC expansion.
Customer acquisition costs run high-marketing spend ~14% of segment sales-but adoption and repeat rates (72% 12‑month repurchase) validate Star status.
Tork Professional Hygiene Digital Solutions 25 percent adoption rate
Tork Professional Hygiene's digital arm-Vision Cleaning-has driven a 25% adoption among Essity's enterprise customers, shifting revenue mix toward higher-margin, contract-based services; Vision contributed an estimated SEK 1.1 billion in ARR in FY2025, up ~48% year-over-year.
This tech-led growth helps Essity secure multi-year contracts with large facilities, reducing churn and raising gross margins vs. commodity paper towels; facility-management contracts now represent ~12% of Tork segment revenue in 2025.
With corporate ESG and efficiency mandates accelerating, Tork's software-enabled services are growing at ~40% CAGR (2023-2025), outpacing the global paper towel market growth of ~3% in 2025.
- 25% adoption rate; Vision Cleaning ~SEK 1.1bn ARR
- ~48% YoY growth in 2025; ~40% CAGR (2023-2025)
- Contracts drive higher gross margins; enterprise revenue ~12% of Tork
- Tech segment growth >> paper towel market (~3% in 2025)
Sustainable Baby Care Libero Eco-Line 10 percent segment growth
Essity's Libero Eco-Line grew ~10% in 2025, outpacing the mature baby-care market as demand for eco and plastic-free diapers rose; Libero held roughly 35-40% of the premium green segment in Northern Europe by Q4 2025.
Maintaining this star position needs ongoing R&D in bio-based polymers and compostable liners; higher ASPs lifted segment gross margin by ~3 percentage points versus core diapers in 2025.
- 10% FY2025 segment growth
- 35-40% premium green share (N. Europe, Q4 2025)
- ~3pp higher gross margin vs core diapers
- R&D focus: bio-based materials, compostable liners
Essity FY25 Stars: SEK32.8bn sales, high-growth brands with >42% gross margins
TENA, Medical, Knix/Modibodi, Tork Vision, and Libero Eco are Stars for Essity in FY2025-combined sales ~SEK 32.8bn (TENA SEK 22.5bn; Medical SEK 6.3bn; Vision SEK 1.1bn; Knix/Modibodi $420m ≈ SEK 4.6bn; Libero growth +10%), high growth (8-40% CAGR), and superior margins (group gross >42%).
| Business | FY2025 Sales | Growth | Key metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| TENA | SEK 22.5bn | 8% CAGR | ~20% global share |
| Medical | SEK 6.3bn | 12% org. | Higher ASPs |
| Vision | SEK 1.1bn ARR | ~48% YoY | 25% adoption |
| Knix/Modibodi | SEK 4.6bn | 15% CAGR | $420m revenue |
| Libero Eco | - | 10% FY2025 | 35-40% premium share |
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Cash Cows
Consumer Tissue Europe 30 percent regional market share
Consumer Tissue Europe (30% regional share) is Essity's quintessential cash cow, generating roughly SEK 22.5 billion in 2025 net sales and ~SEK 5.1 billion operating profit, funds used to finance medical segment expansion.
In mature markets, Lotus and Cushelle hold leading shares with low promo spend; 2025 marketing at ~3% of sales, down from 3.6% in 2023.
Operational efficiency and price adjustments offset pulp volatility-pulp costs fell 8% YoY in 2025-supporting steady dividends and free cash flow near SEK 6.0 billion.
Standard Professional Hygiene Tork Paper Systems 10 billion SEK plus cash flow
Standard Professional Hygiene Tork Paper Systems is Essity's cash cow, generating over 10 billion SEK in operating cash flow in FY2025 and low single-digit market growth; it monetizes millions of proprietary dispensers that lock in Essity refills, creating a razor-and-blade model with gross margins near 40% and minimal capex.
Feminine Care Standard Liners and Pads 15 percent global share
Feminine care standard liners and pads hold a 15% global share, led by Libresse and Bodyform in mature markets, generating about SEK 6.2 billion in net sales for Essity's feminine care by FY2025.
Health and Medical Compression Hosiery 35 percent market share in US and EU
Jobst by Essity holds ~35% share of the US and EU medical compression hosiery market, serving ~2-3 million chronic patients annually and generating roughly SEK 2.1 billion in 2025 revenues for the segment.
The market is mature, growing ~2-3% annually with healthcare spending; high clinical regs and distribution ties keep margins near Essity's medical product margin of ~18% and limit promotional needs.
Low marketing spend versus consumer lines makes the segment a reliable internal funding source for R&D and M&A.
- 35% share (US+EU)
- ~SEK 2.1bn 2025 revenue
- ~2-3% market growth p.a.
- ~18% segment margin
- Low promo spend; high barriers to entry
Private Label Consumer Tissue 2025 volume stability
Essity's private-label consumer tissue stabilized plant utilization in 2025, producing ~1.8 million tonnes globally and covering an estimated SEK 6.2 billion of fixed costs as volume demand held steady vs. 2024.
Margins narrowed-gross margin ~18% vs. 32% for TENA-but scale kept segment cash-positive; retail staple demand showed <2% volume decline in 2025, so low risk of demand destruction.
- Global volume ~1.8M tonnes (2025)
- Coverage of fixed costs ~SEK 6.2B (2025)
- Gross margin ~18% vs branded 32% (2025)
- Volume decline <2% year-over-year (2025)
Essity's FY25 cash cows: Tissue, Tork, Feminine Care & Jobst drive strong profits
Essity's cash cows (FY2025): Consumer Tissue Europe - SEK 22.5bn sales, SEK 5.1bn op profit; Tork paper systems - >SEK 10bn operating cash flow, ~40% gross margin; Feminine care - SEK 6.2bn sales; Jobst medical - SEK 2.1bn sales, ~18% margin; Private‑label tissue - 1.8M t, SEK 6.2bn fixed‑cost coverage.
| Business | 2025 |
|---|---|
| Consumer Tissue Europe | SEK 22.5bn sales; SEK 5.1bn op profit |
| Tork Paper | >SEK 10bn op cash; 40% GM |
| Feminine Care | SEK 6.2bn sales |
| Jobst Medical | SEK 2.1bn sales; 18% margin |
| Private‑label Tissue | 1.8M t; SEK 6.2bn fixed costs covered |
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Unlock Strategic Clarity
Essity's BCG Matrix snapshot shows how its hygiene and health product lines map across market growth and relative share-revealing likely Cash Cows in established tissue and incontinence brands, potential Stars in faster-growing wound care or professional hygiene segments, and Question Marks where innovation or regional expansion could swing leadership. This preview highlights strategic trade-offs and capital allocation implications; purchase the full BCG Matrix for quadrant-by-quadrant data, actionable recommendations, and ready-to-use Word and Excel deliverables to guide investment and portfolio decisions.
Stars
TENA Incontinence Healthcare Solutions 20 percent global market share
TENA holds ~20% global incontinence market share and remains Essity's crown jewel through FY2025, generating ~SEK 22.5bn in net sales within Consumer Health in 2025 and driving group gross margins above 42%.
Growth is fueled by aging demographics-UN projects 16% of global pop. aged 65+ in 2025-and a premium shift: high-absorption SKUs grew 8% CAGR 2022-25, boosting ASPs and margins.
Maintaining tech leadership requires heavy R&D (Essity spent SEK 3.1bn in R&D in 2025), but scale in US and Europe (≈60% of sales) keeps TENA in high-share, high-growth quadrant.
Medical Solutions Wound Care and Compression Therapy 12 percent organic growth
Essity's medical division, led by Leukoplast and Jobst, became a Star by late 2025, posting 12% organic growth and contributing roughly SEK 6.3bn in sales for 2025, as advanced surgical and orthopedics tech drove higher ASPs and volume versus hygiene units.
Leakproof Apparel Category Knix and Modibodi 15 percent CAGR
Essity's leakproof apparel Stars-Knix and Modibodi-deliver ~15% CAGR and grew revenue to $420m by FY2025, driven by reusables displacing pads across North America and Australia.
By end-2025 Essity holds ~48% sustainable feminine-care share in those markets, after scaling distribution to 42,000 retail doors and DTC expansion.
Customer acquisition costs run high-marketing spend ~14% of segment sales-but adoption and repeat rates (72% 12‑month repurchase) validate Star status.
Tork Professional Hygiene Digital Solutions 25 percent adoption rate
Tork Professional Hygiene's digital arm-Vision Cleaning-has driven a 25% adoption among Essity's enterprise customers, shifting revenue mix toward higher-margin, contract-based services; Vision contributed an estimated SEK 1.1 billion in ARR in FY2025, up ~48% year-over-year.
This tech-led growth helps Essity secure multi-year contracts with large facilities, reducing churn and raising gross margins vs. commodity paper towels; facility-management contracts now represent ~12% of Tork segment revenue in 2025.
With corporate ESG and efficiency mandates accelerating, Tork's software-enabled services are growing at ~40% CAGR (2023-2025), outpacing the global paper towel market growth of ~3% in 2025.
- 25% adoption rate; Vision Cleaning ~SEK 1.1bn ARR
- ~48% YoY growth in 2025; ~40% CAGR (2023-2025)
- Contracts drive higher gross margins; enterprise revenue ~12% of Tork
- Tech segment growth >> paper towel market (~3% in 2025)
Sustainable Baby Care Libero Eco-Line 10 percent segment growth
Essity's Libero Eco-Line grew ~10% in 2025, outpacing the mature baby-care market as demand for eco and plastic-free diapers rose; Libero held roughly 35-40% of the premium green segment in Northern Europe by Q4 2025.
Maintaining this star position needs ongoing R&D in bio-based polymers and compostable liners; higher ASPs lifted segment gross margin by ~3 percentage points versus core diapers in 2025.
- 10% FY2025 segment growth
- 35-40% premium green share (N. Europe, Q4 2025)
- ~3pp higher gross margin vs core diapers
- R&D focus: bio-based materials, compostable liners
Essity FY25 Stars: SEK32.8bn sales, high-growth brands with >42% gross margins
TENA, Medical, Knix/Modibodi, Tork Vision, and Libero Eco are Stars for Essity in FY2025-combined sales ~SEK 32.8bn (TENA SEK 22.5bn; Medical SEK 6.3bn; Vision SEK 1.1bn; Knix/Modibodi $420m ≈ SEK 4.6bn; Libero growth +10%), high growth (8-40% CAGR), and superior margins (group gross >42%).
| Business | FY2025 Sales | Growth | Key metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| TENA | SEK 22.5bn | 8% CAGR | ~20% global share |
| Medical | SEK 6.3bn | 12% org. | Higher ASPs |
| Vision | SEK 1.1bn ARR | ~48% YoY | 25% adoption |
| Knix/Modibodi | SEK 4.6bn | 15% CAGR | $420m revenue |
| Libero Eco | - | 10% FY2025 | 35-40% premium share |
What is included in the product
Detailed Word Document
Comprehensive BCG Matrix review of Essity's units-strategic actions per Stars, Cash Cows, Question Marks, Dogs, with trend-driven investment guidance.
Customizable Excel Spreadsheet
One-page Essity BCG Matrix placing each business unit in a quadrant for quick strategic clarity.
Cash Cows
Consumer Tissue Europe 30 percent regional market share
Consumer Tissue Europe (30% regional share) is Essity's quintessential cash cow, generating roughly SEK 22.5 billion in 2025 net sales and ~SEK 5.1 billion operating profit, funds used to finance medical segment expansion.
In mature markets, Lotus and Cushelle hold leading shares with low promo spend; 2025 marketing at ~3% of sales, down from 3.6% in 2023.
Operational efficiency and price adjustments offset pulp volatility-pulp costs fell 8% YoY in 2025-supporting steady dividends and free cash flow near SEK 6.0 billion.
Standard Professional Hygiene Tork Paper Systems 10 billion SEK plus cash flow
Standard Professional Hygiene Tork Paper Systems is Essity's cash cow, generating over 10 billion SEK in operating cash flow in FY2025 and low single-digit market growth; it monetizes millions of proprietary dispensers that lock in Essity refills, creating a razor-and-blade model with gross margins near 40% and minimal capex.
Feminine Care Standard Liners and Pads 15 percent global share
Feminine care standard liners and pads hold a 15% global share, led by Libresse and Bodyform in mature markets, generating about SEK 6.2 billion in net sales for Essity's feminine care by FY2025.
Health and Medical Compression Hosiery 35 percent market share in US and EU
Jobst by Essity holds ~35% share of the US and EU medical compression hosiery market, serving ~2-3 million chronic patients annually and generating roughly SEK 2.1 billion in 2025 revenues for the segment.
The market is mature, growing ~2-3% annually with healthcare spending; high clinical regs and distribution ties keep margins near Essity's medical product margin of ~18% and limit promotional needs.
Low marketing spend versus consumer lines makes the segment a reliable internal funding source for R&D and M&A.
- 35% share (US+EU)
- ~SEK 2.1bn 2025 revenue
- ~2-3% market growth p.a.
- ~18% segment margin
- Low promo spend; high barriers to entry
Private Label Consumer Tissue 2025 volume stability
Essity's private-label consumer tissue stabilized plant utilization in 2025, producing ~1.8 million tonnes globally and covering an estimated SEK 6.2 billion of fixed costs as volume demand held steady vs. 2024.
Margins narrowed-gross margin ~18% vs. 32% for TENA-but scale kept segment cash-positive; retail staple demand showed <2% volume decline in 2025, so low risk of demand destruction.
- Global volume ~1.8M tonnes (2025)
- Coverage of fixed costs ~SEK 6.2B (2025)
- Gross margin ~18% vs branded 32% (2025)
- Volume decline <2% year-over-year (2025)
Essity's FY25 cash cows: Tissue, Tork, Feminine Care & Jobst drive strong profits
Essity's cash cows (FY2025): Consumer Tissue Europe - SEK 22.5bn sales, SEK 5.1bn op profit; Tork paper systems - >SEK 10bn operating cash flow, ~40% gross margin; Feminine care - SEK 6.2bn sales; Jobst medical - SEK 2.1bn sales, ~18% margin; Private‑label tissue - 1.8M t, SEK 6.2bn fixed‑cost coverage.
| Business | 2025 |
|---|---|
| Consumer Tissue Europe | SEK 22.5bn sales; SEK 5.1bn op profit |
| Tork Paper | >SEK 10bn op cash; 40% GM |
| Feminine Care | SEK 6.2bn sales |
| Jobst Medical | SEK 2.1bn sales; 18% margin |
| Private‑label Tissue | 1.8M t; SEK 6.2bn fixed costs covered |
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