{"id":19795,"date":"2026-09-14T12:00:54","date_gmt":"2026-09-14T18:00:54","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/miranda-partners.com\/news-and-content\/miranda-intelligence\/market-chatter\/mexico-market-chatter-aug-28-sep-4-2026\/"},"modified":"2026-11-05T21:43:47","modified_gmt":"2026-11-06T03:43:47","slug":"mexico-market-chatter-aug-28-sep-4-2026","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/miranda-partners.com\/es\/news-and-content\/miranda-intelligence\/market-chatter\/mexico-market-chatter-aug-28-sep-4-2026\/","title":{"rendered":"Mexico Market Chatter \u2013 Aug. 28 \u2013 Sep. 4, 2026"},"content":{"rendered":"<h3><strong>Markets<\/strong><\/h3><p>En\u00a0<strong>S&amp;P \/ BMV IPC<\/strong>\u00a0was down 0.9% over the last week to close at 64,866.61 pts due to concerns on higher international interest rates. Meanwhile, the Mexican peso appreciated 0.9% to MXN$16.89\/USD; the yield of the 10-year M-Bono was up 2 bps to 9.28%.<\/p><p>En\u00a0<strong>S&amp;P \/ BMV IPC&#8217;s<\/strong>\u00a0top weekly gainers were: ALSEA * (+4.6%), GFNORTE O (+3.2%), and GCARSO A1 (+1.4%). On the other hand, the main weekly losers were: GENTERA * (-7.6%), MEGACPO (-6.5%) and CHDRAUI B (-4.9%).<\/p><figure><img loading=\"lazy\" decoding=\"async\" alt=\"\" height=\"463\" src=\"https:\/\/miranda-partners.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/7296b5da235f6e9b.png\" width=\"898\"\/><\/figure><hr\/><h3><strong>Public Companies<\/strong><\/h3><p><strong>Grupo Aeroportuario del Sureste completed the acquisition of Motiva\u2019s entire equity interest in Companhia de Participa\u00e7\u00f5es em Concess\u00f5es for R$5.1 billion, equivalent to US$992.2 million,<\/strong>\u00a0after customary closing adjustments. The acquisition adds interests in 20 airports across Brazil, Ecuador, Costa Rica and Cura\u00e7ao. Seventeen airports are in Brazil and three are in the other markets.<\/p><p><strong>Volaris held an extraordinary meeting on September 3rd to approve the merger with Vivaerobus, appoint Board of Directors and amend its bylaws in response to requirements from the Economy Ministry.<\/strong>\u00a0The carriers\u2019 combined share of Mexico\u2013US passenger traffic reached approximately 27% in July.\u00a0<strong>Meanwhile, Volaris\u2019 total passenger traffic increased 17.5% YoY to 3.2 million in August<\/strong>, with domestic and international gains of 18.0% and 16.1%, respectively. RPM\u2019s rose 15.4% YoY, driven by a 15.8% expansion in ASM\u2019s, partially offset by a 30-bps decline in load factor to 84.4%.<\/p><p><strong>Mercado Pago introduced a preferential 15% annual yield on balances held in savings pockets for Meli+ subscribers<\/strong>, compared with 12% for users without the membership. Subscribers will also receive a 12% annual yield on their available account balance. Benefits include reimbursement of transaction fees for two cash withdrawals per month. Eligible withdrawals can take place at any ATM or through Mercado Pago\u2019s withdrawal network.\u00a0<strong>Mercado Pago also launched Cuenta Negocio<\/strong>\u00a0to combine payment acceptance, credit and business-management tools for Mexican enterprises. The offer addresses legal entities and individuals with business activity that generate at least MXN$0.1 million in monthly revenue and maintain a business profile. Its tools cover inventory, invoicing, business metrics and cash management. Mercado Pago said it had granted 2.5 million loans to 400,000 small and medium-sized businesses.<\/p><p><strong>BBVA M\u00e9xico\u2019s board of Directors appointed Jos\u00e9 Luis Elechiguerra Joven as CEO.<\/strong>\u00a0The bank also named Hugo Martin Cervantes Raab head of Legal Services in place of Jacobo de Nicolas de Benito.<\/p><p><strong>On August 31<sup>st<\/sup>, Grupo Carso\u2019s subsidiary Fortaleza Materiales sold Desarrollos Industriales DIR El Salvador to CMD Holdings for an enterprise value of US$75 million.<\/strong>\u00a0The transaction includes Fortaleza\u2019s 65% interest in Proyectos Mesoam\u00e9rica, which operates as Cementos Fortaleza El Salvador.\u00a0The final consideration remains subject to customary adjustments.<\/p><p><strong>Femsa Europa appointed Roger Vogt interim CEO following the resignation of Michael Mueller, effective November 1<sup>st<\/sup>.<\/strong>\u00a0Vogt will retain his responsibilities for Retail and Food Service while the company defines its future organizational structure. Mueller leaves after 14 years at Valora.<\/p><p><strong>Coca-Cola FEMSA met the water-efficiency target attached to is KOF 21L bonds, issued in 2021, thus\u00a0<\/strong>avoiding a 25-bps coupon increase<strong>.<\/strong>\u00a0The MXN$6.962 billion bond carries a 7.36% fixed coupon and matures in September 2028.<\/p><p><strong>Banco Santander M\u00e9xico targets 40,000 additional SME clients and 16,000 new loans worth MXN$36 billion this year.\u00a0<\/strong>Its SME portfolio increased 6.2% YoY to MXN$57.2 billion in June, with more than 442,000 clients. Management seeks Nafin guarantees for close to 35% of the portfolio. The bank also launched Reto Santander Pyme 2026 and Reto Santander University 2026. Together, the programs will provide MXN$1.6 million in seed capital, plus mentorship and business connections.<strong>\u00a0Banco Santander M\u00e9xico also announced that Laura Cruz Urquiza, Deputy Chief Executive Officer for Strategy, Innovation and Customer Experience, will leave the bank<\/strong>\u00a0to pursue a new professional opportunity. Her departure took effect on September 1<sup>st<\/sup>, 2026. As part of its organizational transformation, Santander M\u00e9xico will eliminate the Strategy, Innovation and Customer Experience division from its corporate structure. The bank will reorganize the division\u2019s existing departments and redistribute their responsibilities across the organization.<\/p><p><strong>Orbia, through its subsidiary Mexichem Compuestos, requested a review of antidumping duties on imports of dioctyl phthalate, or DOP, from the US and South Korea.<\/strong>\u00a0The Economy Ministry initiated the review to determine whether the US$0.27 per kilogram duty, in effect since 2021, remains, changes or ends. DOP is an input for PVC production. The examination period runs from July 1st, 2025 to June 30th, 2026, with an injury-analysis period from July 1st, 2021 to June 30th, 2026.<\/p><p><strong>Grupo Televisa added Fox Corporation\u2019s FOX and FOX+ sports channels to its Izzi and Sky platforms in Mexico on August 31st.<\/strong>\u00a0The sports offering includes NFL, Liga MX, Liga Femenil, Champions League, Premier League, Bundesliga, MLB and Nascar content. The distribution agreement extends Fox\u2019s presence beyond Total Play and Megacable.\u00a0<strong>In related news, Televisa\u2019s SKY M\u00e9xico will increase pay-TV prices from October 5th,<\/strong>\u00a0with adjustments of MXN$10\u201350 for postpaid plans and MXN$15\u201330 for prepaid packages due to inflationary pressures. This will be the company\u2019s first price increase in several years.<\/p><p><strong>Genomma Lab secured a new MXN$1 billion long-term credit facility from Banamex with a three-year maturity.\u00a0<\/strong>The company will use the proceeds primarily to refinance and prepay financial liabilities.<\/p><p><strong>Banco del Baj\u00edo agreed to collaborate with Visa to move forward with the digitalization of its payment services and broaden solutions for individual and corporate clients.<\/strong>\u00a0The partnership combines BanBaj\u00edo\u2019s knowledge of the Mexican market with Visa\u2019s payment technology and network.<\/p><p><strong>Alsea\u2019s Starbucks operation plans to open approximately 100 stores in Mexico during the next 18 months.<\/strong>\u00a0The chain currently operates close to 1,000 locations and intends to maintain or exceed its recent annual opening rate of 60\u201370 units. New locations will include conventional caf\u00e9s, smaller stores, drive-through units, kiosks and stores within commercial properties. Drive-through formats represent 50\u201360% of current openings. Alsea also plans to remodel 60\u201380 stores annually.<\/p><p><strong>Grupo Aerom\u00e9xico\u2019s total passenger traffic declined 1.0% YoY to 2.151 million in August,<\/strong>\u00a0as domestic traffic decreased 1.2% and international traffic fell 0.7%. RPKs increased 2.9% YoY, supported by a 2.3% expansion in ASKs and a 60-bps improvement in load factor to 89.7%.<\/p><p><strong>Grupo Aeroportuario del Centro Norte (OMA) reported a 4.0% YoY increase in passenger traffic across its 13 airports in August.<\/strong>\u00a0Domestic traffic advanced 3.5% YoY, while international traffic grew 7.0%.<\/p><p><strong>Bolsa Mexicana de Valores disclosed that five potential equity issuers have confidential applications under review,<\/strong>\u00a0according to an Infosel interview with Juan Manuel Olivo, director of Promotion and Issuers. The pipeline includes at least one real estate investment trust and one company that could use the simplified issuance framework introduced through the Ley del Mercado de Valores reform.<\/p><p><strong>Axtel\u2019s board granted preliminary approval of a proposed tender offer for 100% of its shares from Transtelco Holding, which operates as Fl\u014d Networks.<\/strong>\u00a0Financial details were not provided. Fl\u014d\u2019s approach follows a separate proposal from 4 Tech Plus, represented by Axtel co-chairman Tom\u00e1s Milmo Santos.<\/p><p><strong>Minera Frisco sold 650,211,307 shares of Minera San Francisco del Oro to its subsidiary Minera Real de \u00c1ngeles for MXN$6.7 billion.<\/strong>\u00a0The transferred securities comprise Series A and Series B shares representing fixed and variable capital.<\/p><p><strong>Grupo Herdez and Froneri completed the 50\/50 strategic partnership in Mexico\u2019s ice cream business<\/strong>\u00a0after satisfying all closing conditions and receiving the required regulatory approvals. Froneri will contribute capital to accelerate the business\u2019s expansion in Mexico and assume operational management. Grupo Herdez will recognize its proportional interest in the partnership through the equity method of accounting.<\/p><p><strong>Vinte Viviendas Integrales completed the full voluntary early redemption of its long-term VINTE 17-2 bonds on September 3rd,<\/strong>\u00a0as previously announced.<\/p><p><strong>Fibra Inn has called an ordinary holders\u2019 meeting for next September 23<sup>rd<\/sup>\u00a0to seek approval for a MXN$3.2 billion loan<\/strong>\u00a0from BBVA M\u00e9xico and Banorte to refinance and prepay FINN18, which includes an additional MXN$1.0 billion facility for potential acquisition opportunities.<\/p><p><strong>Grupo Gigante announced the resignation of Rodrigo Sandoval Navarro as CFO, effective August 31<sup>st<\/sup>.<\/strong>\u00a0Sandoval had held the position since July 2018 and left to pursue other professional opportunities. Gigante said it would announce his replacement subsequently.<\/p><p><strong>TV Azteca announced a reorganization of its news programming under Luciano Pascoe, head of News and Communications since January.<\/strong>\u00a0Manuel L\u00f3pez San Mart\u00edn will lead the morning edition of Hechos M, while Javier Alatorre will remain at the helm of the evening newscast. At ADN Noticias, Juan Pablo de Leo will lead Agenda ADN. Juan Manuel Jim\u00e9nez, Lucy Bravo and Roberto Ruiz will head the prime-time offering. Hannia Novell left ADN\u2019s principal newscast and said she would present a new project.<\/p><p><strong>Telecom sector.<\/strong>\u00a0The registration period for mobile numbers ending in \u201c2\u201d opened on September 1<sup>st<\/sup>, with subscribers required to link their lines to their identity by September 15<sup>ava<\/sup>\u00a0under the Comisi\u00f3n Reguladora de Telecomunicaciones (CRT) schedule. Mobile operators must suspend unregistered lines within the subsequent 72 hours.<\/p><p><strong>Raymundo G\u00f3mez Flores, founder of Minsa and former majority owner of Dina, died at 74.<\/strong>\u00a0His business interests also included Mexicana de Autobuses, Banca Cremi, Los Camichines and Estrella Blanca. He was a founding member of Banco Industrial de Jalisco and served as president of Grupo Empresarial de Occidente. G\u00f3mez Flores was the father of Altagracia G\u00f3mez Sierra, coordinator of the government\u2019s Advisory Council for Regional Economic Development and Relocation.<\/p><p><strong>Dow Jones Indices announced preliminary rebalancing results which included the incorporation of ALPEK A in substitution of TELEVISA CPO.<\/strong>\u00a0These changes will take effect prior to the market open on Monday September 21<sup>st<\/sup>.<\/p><hr\/><h3><strong>Other Companies<\/strong><\/h3><p><strong>Pemex and Woodside Energy signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding to strengthen technical and strategic cooperation in oil and gas exploration and production.<\/strong>\u00a0The agreement covers technical knowledge exchange and the joint evaluation of potential projects, with scope for subsequent development and execution. In related news, Pemex CEO Juan Carlos Carpio said that the company seeks to accelerate private-sector partnerships across exploration, production, refining, petrochemicals, logistics, and storage to expand investment capacity and share risks, costs, and returns. The strategy would use structures beyond mixed contracts under the Ley de Pemex to advance its 2025\u20132035 strategic plan. Pemex has already signed 10 mixed contracts with private companies, including Grupo Carso.<\/p><p><strong>CFE issued MXN$20 billion in local bonds (\u201cCebures\u201d)<\/strong>\u00a0in three tranches, with half allocated to refinance debt due in 4Q26 and the remainder to finance or refinance solar, hydroelectric and combined-cycle projects. The issuance comprised MXN$5 billion over three years at the funding rate plus 48 bps, MXN$5.550 billion over ten years at 10.3%, and MXN$9.450 billion over 40 years at a 6.0% real rate with scheduled principal repayments.<\/p><p><strong>Energy sector.<\/strong>\u00a0President Claudia Sheinbaum confirmed approval of 55 wind and solar developments with planned investment of US$10.6 billion and aggregate capacity of 10,883 MW. The portfolio comprises 17 private projects with 2,858 MW and 38 projects in partnership with CFE with 8,025 MW. The announcement forms part of the government\u2019s renewable-energy expansion program. The administration targets 170 TWh of renewable generation and a 38% share of electricity generation by 2030. Its broader program includes 22 GW of new renewable capacity and 5,551 MW of storage capacity.<\/p><p><strong>Disney+ secured global distribution of a new Pok\u00e9mon stop-motion series produced with Aardman for release in 2027.<\/strong>\u00a0The agreement also brings the franchise\u2019s original animated series to Disney+ in Latin America in 2027.<\/p><p><strong>Volkswagen will indefinitely eliminate one of three shifts dedicated to Jetta and Tiguan production at its Puebla facility.<\/strong>\u00a0The adjustment could affect 786 employees, including 611 workers with lower seniority and 175 employees under a voluntary-separation program. Volkswagen attributed the decision to conditions in its principal North American markets. The company will continue to manufacture both models in Puebla.<\/p><p><strong>F\u00e9lix Pago, a provider of remittances from the US to Latin America through WhatsApp, raised US$200 million\u00a0<\/strong>which included US$87 million in Series C equity led by Andreessen Horowitz and a US$113 million credit facility from General Catalyst\u2019s Customer Value Fund. F\u00e9lix Pago reported more than US$8 billion in transfers through its WhatsApp-based platform and transactions for more than six million people across 11 countries, including Mexico.<\/p><p><strong>Tootsie Roll Industries acquired Mexican confectionery manufacturer The Klass Company through its Tutsi subsidiary,<\/strong>\u00a0according to a filing with the SEC. The acquisition adds the Winis, Frosh, Frutaffy, and Klass brands and complements Tootsie Roll\u2019s existing Mexican confectionery business, which includes Tutsi Pop. The Klass Company operates a production facility in Tepotzotl\u00e1n, State of Mexico, and an operating base in Houston, Texas. Financial terms were not disclosed.<\/p><p><strong>Ecuadorian payments technology company Kushki expects its Mexican operations to grow more than 50% in 2026.<\/strong>\u00a0Mexico accounts for 39% of its point-of-sale terminals. The company serves more than 400,000 active merchants across five Latin American countries and launched a regional application for in-person payments.<\/p><p><strong>GrafTech International announced a phased closure of its graphite-electrode plant in Monterrey, Nuevo Le\u00f3n,<\/strong>\u00a0with completion expected early in 2Q27. Production will concentrate on its larger and more efficient facilities. The company linked the decision to structural excess capacity in the global electrode market, particularly capacity additions in China and India that have exceeded demand growth.<\/p><p><strong>Gonzalo Hevia Baill\u00e8res, through HBeyond, and the Aramburuzabala family joined the investor group that acquired the Seattle Seahawks.<\/strong>\u00a0The transaction valued the NFL franchise at US$9.6 billion. The Khosla family leads the ownership group, with Vinod Khosla as chairman, Neeru Khosla as majority owner and Neal Khosla as vice-chairman. Other minority investors include Carlyle and Dynasty Equity. The transaction marks HBeyond\u2019s entry into sports investment. The team was previously owned by Paul Allen\u2019s family.<\/p><hr\/><h3><strong>Economy<\/strong><\/h3><p><strong>Private consumption declined 0.4% MoM in June<\/strong>\u00a0on seasonally adjusted data, below consensus of a 0.1% increase, as monthly momentum weakened for a third consecutive month. The monthly contraction reflected a 1.4% decline in imported goods and a 0.4% decrease in domestic goods and services. Private consumption increased 2.8% YoY on original data, below consensus of 3.2%, supported by imported goods growth of 6.6% and a 1.6% advance in domestic goods and services.<\/p><p><strong>Gross fixed investment increased 1.3% MoM in June\u00a0<\/strong>on seasonally adjusted data, compared with a 0.4% MoM decline in the previous month and above consensus of 0.3%, driven by a 3.5% rise in construction, partly offset by a 1.1% decline in machinery and equipment. Gross fixed investment expanded 7.7% YoY on original data, above consensus of 6.0%, supported by construction growth of 9.2% and a 6.0% increase in machinery and equipment.<\/p><p><strong>The Consumer Confidence Index increased 1.0 point MoM to 46.1 in August 2026, according to INEGI.\u00a0<\/strong>All five components improved, led by current household finances (+1.9 points), household financial expectations (+1.6), and durable-goods purchasing capacity (+1.1). The index remained unchanged YoY, as stronger current and expected household finances offset weaker assessments of Mexico\u2019s current economic conditions and outlook.<\/p><p><strong>Remittances were up 3.0% YoY to US$5.571 billion in July.<\/strong>\u00a0Transaction volume remained unchanged at 13.1 million, while the average transfer increased 3.0% to US$426. Cumulative remittances rose 3.1% YoY to US$36.349 billion over the January\u2013July period. Transfers declined 1.6% to 89.036 million and the average transfer rose 4.8% to US$408.<\/p><p><strong>The business confidence indicator (IGOEC) was unchanged MoM at 48.2 in August,<\/strong>\u00a0as weaker confidence in commerce offset improvements in manufacturing, construction and services. The IGOEC declined 1.1 points YoY, driven by lower confidence in services, manufacturing and commerce, partly offset by construction. The indicator remained below the 50-point threshold for eighteenth consecutive months.<\/p><p><strong>Light-vehicle sales rose 2.3% YoY to 129,479 units in August,<\/strong>\u00a0according to INEGI. Cumulative light-vehicle sales grew 4.7% YoY to a record of 1,014,832 units during the January-August period.<\/p><p><strong>Federal revenue increased 1.0% YoY in real terms to MXN$3.407 trillion over the January\u2013July period,<\/strong>\u00a0supported by stronger value-added tax, excise-tax and import-duty collections. Revenue fell MXN$95.9 billion short of the Finance Ministry\u2019s budget. Value-added tax receipts rose 9.9% in real terms, reflecting stronger household consumption, formal employment and customs enforcement. Income-tax revenue declined 6.0% in real terms. Oil revenue increased 10.7%, while Pemex\u2019s own revenue expanded 14.0% despite lower international oil prices. Excise-tax receipts grew 2.0%. Tax revenue associated with foreign trade increased 8.1% in real terms.<\/p><p><strong>Banco de M\u00e9xico\u2019s August survey placed median real GDP growth expectations at 1.30% for FY26 and 1.80% for FY27.<\/strong>\u00a0Median year-end headline inflation projections stood at 3.90% and 3.84%, respectively, while core inflation forecasts were 3.99% and 3.80%. The median overnight interbank-rate forecast was 6.50% at both year-ends. The FY26 growth estimate increased and its headline inflation estimate declined.<\/p><p><strong>Mexico\u2019s exports to the US rose 33% YoY to a record US$60.5 billion in July, which lifted Mexico\u2019s share of US imports to 18.2%.<\/strong>\u00a0Canada accounted for 10.1%, followed by China at 8.1% and Vietnam at 7.9%. US exports to Mexico advanced 18% YoY to US$34.2 billion, which made Mexico the largest destination for US exports, with a 17.3% share. Canada represented 14.9% and the Netherlands 4.9%.<\/p><p><strong>The federal government and fuel retailers renewed their voluntary stabilization agreement to keep the regular gasoline price at MXN$24\/liter and diesel prices at MXN$27\/liter for another six months.<\/strong>\u00a0Pemex will support the program through supply prices, last-mile transport and logistics coordination.<\/p><p><strong>Banco de M\u00e9xico Deputy Governor Jonathan Heath said inflation was moving toward the 3% target<\/strong>\u00a0but cautioned that recent progress largely reflected volatile non-core components, according to an interview with Banorte\u2019s Norte Econ\u00f3mico podcast. Core inflation also declined this year, supported by the lagged effects of the central bank\u2019s previously restrictive monetary stance. However, persistent services inflation and insufficiently anchored market expectations remained obstacles to achieving the target sustainably.<\/p><p><strong>The Federal Government imposed antidumping duties on hot-rolled steel imports from China and Vietnam, effective September 4th.<\/strong>\u00a0The measure followed an investigation into unfair trade practices initiated in 2025 at Ternium\u2019s request.<\/p><p><strong>President Claudia Sheinbaum submitted an initiative to the Senate to strengthen national-security reviews of foreign investments.<\/strong>\u00a0Acquisitions giving foreign investors more than 49% of a Mexican company would require authorization from the National Foreign Investment Commission when the target exceeds an asset threshold and operates in a sensitive industry. The covered sectors include energy, transportation, healthcare, communications, mining, data infrastructure, artificial intelligence, semiconductors, cybersecurity, aerospace, defense, biotechnology and nuclear technology. The proposal would add the Defense, Navy, and Security and Citizen Protection ministries to the Commission.<\/p><p><strong>President Claudia Sheinbaum said in her second government report that the 2027 economic package would pursue gradual fiscal consolidation while preserving investment and expenditure on welfare, health and education.<\/strong>\u00a0She also said that the 2027 Economic Package will include a proposal to strengthen traceability of the Special Tax on Production and Services (IEPS) on gasoline and diesel through changes to control and tax-enforcement mechanisms, without introducing a new tax.<\/p><p><strong>Subasta CETES:<\/strong>\u00a028-day CETES +36 bps at 6.49%; 91-day CETES -6 bps to 6.54%; 182-day CETES -3 bps to 6.69% and 350-day CETES -6 bps to 7.00%.<\/p><hr\/><figure><img loading=\"lazy\" decoding=\"async\" alt=\"\" height=\"834\" src=\"https:\/\/miranda-partners.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/d23dafc306b74fa9.png\" width=\"671\"\/><\/figure><figure><img loading=\"lazy\" decoding=\"async\" alt=\"\" height=\"1004\" src=\"https:\/\/miranda-partners.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/697b8ca0bdd579b0.png\" width=\"671\"\/><\/figure><hr\/><p>\u00a0<\/p><p>\u00a0Descargar PDF: <a href=\"https:\/\/miranda-partners.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/96f902ea-Mexican-Market-Chatter-August-28th-September-4th-ENG.pdf\">Mexican Market Chatter August 28th \u2013 September 4th \u2013 ENG<\/a><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>The\u00a0S&amp;P \/ BMV IPC\u00a0was down 0.9% over the last week to close at 64,866.61 pts due to concerns on higher international interest rates. 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