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Hexagon is the global leader in precision measurement, positioning and autonomous solutions with a serviceable addressable market of ~€38bn by 2030.Hexagon’s €3.7bn in revenue and ~17,000 employees are across three Business Areas – Manufacturing Intelligence, Infrastructure & Especial and Autonomous Solutions plus a Robotics Division currently in an investment phase.Recent portfolio actions, including the upcoming separation of Octave, the sale of the Design & Engineering business and the announced acquisition of Agate Technologies, have focused Hexagon on its strong core business in precision measurement & positioning technologies.Hexagon’s organic growth will be driven by strong end market potential and structural tailwinds, new product introductions and an operating model focused on accountability and closeness to customers.Hexagon launches new financial targets for the 2026 – 2030 period of average organic revenue growth of 4-6%, an EBITDA margin of 24-26%[1] and an EBITDA cash conversion of 90-100%. It also targets reducing Scope 1 & 2 emissions by 70% by 2030, from a 2022 baseline.

[1] EBITAC is defined as adjusted EBIT1 excluding capitalised and amortised R&D. See pages the appendix for further information

STOCKHOLM, April 30, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Hexagon AB is hosting its Capital Markets Day today in London. At the event, President and CEO Anders Svensson, CFO Enrique Patrickson and the Presidents of Hexagon’s Business Areas will set out Hexagon’s ambitious growth strategy and its new 2026–2030 financial targets.

“Hexagon enters this new phase as a focused global leader in precision measurement and positioning, with a solutions portfolio essential to enabling industrial autonomy,” said Anders Svensson, President and CEO of Hexagon. “Our new targets reflect both the quality of our portfolio and the discipline of The Hexagon Way. With a strong leadership team and the financial flexibility to invest behind our growth priorities both organically and through synergistic acquisitions, we are well placed to deliver value creation for shareholders.”

“Today we are taking transparency to the next level — enhancing our disclosures, introducing EBITAC as our key profitability metric and providing clarity around our capital allocation priorities,” said Enrique Patrickson, CFO of Hexagon. “EBITAC is the right metric for Hexagon, a technology company with a significant R&D spend, funding market-leading product launches that drive our growth. With additional transparency comes additional accountability. We commit to drive capital allocation around R&D, M&A and Dividends with discipline and rigor.”

New sustainability targets

70% reduction in Scope 1 & 2 emissions by 2030 (from 2022 baseline)Net-zero by 2050

New 2026–2030 financial targets

Average annual organic revenue growth of 4-6%EBITAC margin in the range of 24-26%Annual cash conversion (of EBITAC) of 90-100%

A focused group focused on enabling industrial autonomy

Hexagon has undertaken significant portfolio changes, namely the upcoming spin-off of Octave and the sale of the Design & Engineering business. The resulting business is a focused global leader in precision measurement and positioning with proforma 2025 revenue of €3.7bn, EBITAC of €826m (22% EBITAC margin) and ~17,000 employees.

Hexagon is organised into three business areas – Manufacturing Intelligence, Infrastructure & Geospatial (formerly Geosystems) and Autonomous Solutions – alongside the Robotics Division, currently in an investment phase.

The overarching growth opportunity that underpins Hexagon’s long-term strategy is enabling customers to move towards true autonomy in their industrial operations.

President and CEO Anders Svensson will outline how Hexagon’s precision measurement and positioning technologies, digital twins and spatial intelligence capabilities are essential to enabling this true industrial autonomy. Hexagon holds market leadership positions across its serviceable addressable market, which is estimated to grow to ~€38bn by 2030.

Anders will also outline the key changes to Hexagon’s operating model. The Hexagon Way is an accountability-driven, decentralised model built around three strategic enablers: innovation and AI; portfolio management and M&A; and people & culture.

Central to this model is a clear accountability structure: the group’s three Business Areas are divided into 17 Divisions, each with full ownership of its financial performance and a defined strategic mandate covering three value creation priorities – Stability, Profitability and Growth.

The group-wide enablers allow Divisions to identify and execute on strategies targeted specifically to their markets and customers while drawing on the scale and resources of the broader Hexagon organisation. This balance of focused execution at the Division level and shared capability at the group level is designed to unlock each Division’s full potential and drive overall performance and shareholder value.

Hexagon’s new mid-term financial targets for 2026 to 2030 will be outlined by CFO Enrique Patrickson alongside a new financial framework including revised metric definitions designed to improve transparency, capital allocation and shareholder value creation.

The new 2026-30 through the cycle targets are:

Average annual organic revenue growth of 4–6% (CAGR 2026–2030)EBITAC margin in the range of 24–26%Annual cash conversion (of EBITAC) of 90–100%

In 2025, Hexagon achieved organic growth of 2.6%, an EBITAC margin of 22% and cash conversion (of EBITAC) of 109%.

Capital allocation

Hexagon’s capital allocation priorities are, in order: reinvestment in organic growth, value-accretive bolt-on M&A, a progressive dividend, and selective larger strategic moves where they enhance long-term shareholder value. The Group’s strong cash conversion and balance sheet provide the flexibility to pursue these priorities through the cycle.

Business Area presentations

Senior leadership from Hexagon’s Business Areas will provide additional context on strategy, markets and Business Area targets. The presenters will be:

Andreas Renulf, President, Manufacturing Intelligence Business AreaHenning Sandfort, President, Infrastructure & Geospatial Business AreaGordon Dale, President, Autonomous Solutions Business AreaArnaud Robert, President, Robotics Division

EBITAC – EBIT1 excluding capitalisation & amortisation of R&D

Hexagon is introducing EBITAC as its primary profitability measure. By immediately reflecting the full cost of R&D investments on the P&L, it will provide a tool to focus management firmly on the return on investment of R&D, go-to-market and capital investments and support performance management and capital allocation. The top end of the target EBITAC margin range (26%) was last achieved in 2021 and corresponds to the highest EBIT1 margin achieved by Hexagon in the last 5-years.

It is defined as adjusted EBIT1 excluding capitalised and amortised R&D.

Hexagon will continue to report EBIT1 (adjusted operating profit) for full transparency. A bridge between reported EBIT, EBIT1 and EBITAC and the EBITAC performance between 2024 and 2025 can be found in the appendix to this announcement.

Profitability metric bridge, 2025

Item

€M

Reported EBIT

575

Add: in year adjustments (impairments, restructuring, LTIP, PPA)

+372

EBIT1

947

Subtract: R&D capitalisation

-340

Add: R&D amortisation

+195

EBITAC

802

Subtract: in year robotics costs

+24

EBITAC (target definition)

826

Robotics – AEON, a potential global market leader in humanoid Robotics

Investment in Robotics to double from €24m in 2025 to €50m in 2026.Pilots with BMW, Schaeffler, Pilatus & Fill underway.Robotics is an exciting opportunity for significant value creation.

Due to its rapidly evolving structure Hexagon has decided to exclude Robotics from the 2026-30 financial targets and the calculation of EBITAC. This gives better visibility on the core group performance.

The financial performance of Robotics will be disclosed on a quarterly basis.

New sustainability targets

Hexagon is committed to operating responsibly for the good of the environment. It has set challenging new targets for emission reductions. Hexagon targets a 70% reduction in Scope 1 & 2 emissions by 2030 (from a 2022 baseline) and net-zero in Scope 1, 2 & 3 by 2050.

In 2025 Hexagon saw a 33% reduction in Scope 1 & 2 emissions from its 2022 baseline.

Joining instructions

The webcast will be streamed here: https://edge.media-server.com/mmc/p/d2han2qw/

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:  
Tom Hull, Head of Investor Relations, Hexagon AB, +44 7442 678 437, ir@hexagon.com
Anton Heikenström, Investor Relations Manager, Hexagon AB, +46 8 601 26 26, ir@hexagon.com

This is information that Hexagon AB is obliged to make public pursuant to the EU Market Abuse Regulation. The information was submitted for publication, through the agency of the contact person set out above, at 08:00 CET on 30 April 2026.

Appendix – Reconciling EBIT1 & EBITAC performance, 2025 quarterly

Metric

Q1 2025

Q2 2025

Q3 2025

Q4 2025

FY 2025

Revenue €m

961.5

1,010.5

976.0

1,053.1

4,001.2

EBIT1 €m

248.7

260.0

264.7

299.1

1,072.4

Subtract: capitalisation of R&D €m

-94.6

-94.7

-91.1

-84.1

-364.5

Add: amortisation of R&D €m

54.6

54.3

59.2

50.4

218.5

EBITAC €m

208.7

219.6

232.8

265.3

926.4

In year robotics cost €mEBIT

-4.7

-5.9

-5.6

-7.6

-23.7

EBITAC (excluding robotics costs)

213.4

225.5

238.3

272.9

950.1

EBIT1 margin %

25.9 %

25.7 %

27.1 %

28.4 %

26.8 %

EBITAC margin %

21.7 %

21.7 %

23.8 %

25.2 %

23.2 %

EBITAC margin % (excluding robotics costs)

22.2 %

22.3 %

24.4 %

25.9 %

23.7 %

Appendix – Reconciling EBIT1 & EBITAC performance, 2025 quarterly, excluding Design & Engineering

Metric

Q1 2025

Q2 2025

Q3 2025

Q4 2025

FY 2025

Revenue €m

888.2

939.4

907.1

980.3

3,715.0

EBIT1 €m

225.0

231.1

235.5

255.4

947.0

Subtract: capitalisation of R&D €m

-88.6

-88.0

-84.8

-78.3

-339.6

Add: amortisation of R&D €m

48.2

48.0

53.3

45.8

195.3

EBITAC €m

184.6

191.1

204.0

223.0

802.7

In year robotics cost €m

-4.7

-5.9

-5.6

-7.6

-23.7

EBITAC (excluding robotics costs)

189.3

196.9

209.6

230.5

826.4

EBIT1 margin %

25.3 %

24.6 %

26.0 %

26.1 %

25.5 %

EBITAC margin %

20.8 %

20.3 %

22.5 %

22.7 %

21.6 %

EBITAC margin % (excluding robotics costs)

21.3 %

21.0 %

23.1 %

23.5 %

22.2 %

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Xpect Solutions Acquires Amivero, Expanding Technical Capabilities and Customer Depth across National Security

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Combination advances Xpect’s strategy to build a differentiated mid-market federal technology platform spanning AI, fraud operations, enterprise IT, cybersecurity, data and digital modernization

FAIRFAX, Va., Sept. 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Xpect Solutions (“Xpect”), a provider of enterprise IT, cybersecurity, digital modernization, and data and AI solutions to national security agencies, and a NewSpring Holdings platform company, today announced its acquisition of Amivero, a mission-driven technology solutions provider specializing in artificial intelligence, automation, fraud and intelligence operations, digital identity, data and analytics, and agile software development for Homeland Security agencies. At the center of the combination is a shared mission: protecting critical infrastructure, enabling secure information sharing and operationalizing AI for federal partners, while preserving the agility, customer intimacy and mission focus that define both organizations.

The acquisition represents an intentional step in Xpect’s strategy to build a solutions-oriented federal technology company serving national security missions across four key technical disciplines: enterprise IT, cybersecurity, digital modernization, and data and AI. Amivero accelerates that strategy by adding complementary capabilities and customer relationships. Its expertise in AI and automation, fraud operations, digital identity and software development complements Xpect’s strengths in network modernization, zero trust, cyber operations, physical security, cloud, DevSecOps and mission-focused data solutions. Together, the organizations will accelerate R&D and investment in repeatable, productized solutions that help federal partners modernize and scale mission-critical systems and move AI from experimentation to operational capability.

The organizations also share a strong cultural foundation and commitment to investing in their people. Amivero’s emphasis on transparency, purpose and human-centered, data-driven delivery closely aligns with Xpect’s focus on mission impact, ownership and accountability. Through its Integrated Talent Management (ITM) program, Xpect invests in career development, leadership, mentorship and internal mobility, complementing Amivero’s own commitment to helping employees learn, grow and advance.

“Xpect’s strategy has always been about building the capabilities our customers need to solve their most important mission challenges,” said Yusuf Abdul-Salaam, CEO of Xpect Solutions. “Amivero’s technical strengths and customer relationships complement ours, but what makes this combination especially compelling is our shared commitment to mission, people and culture. Together, with over 450 team members, we have greater technical depth and scale to take on larger more complex mission challenges and accelerate the development of innovative solutions. Just as importantly, we’re doing it while preserving the agility, accountability and customer intimacy that define both organizations.”

“I feel a deep responsibility to the people who have built Amivero and to the customers who trust us with missions that matter,” said Olivia Trivisani Bowker, Founder and CEO of Amivero. “That responsibility guided every part of this decision. In Xpect, we found a partner that respects what we have built, shares our commitment to people and mission, and brings complementary strengths that will help us do even more. Many of Amivero’s leaders, including me, will continue serving in leadership roles across the combined company, helping shape its future and carry forward the culture, mission understanding and customer commitment that our employees and customers value. Together, we can create new opportunities for our employees and bring greater depth, scale and innovation to our customers while continuing to serve them with the care and accountability they deserve from our team.”

Together, Xpect and Amivero are creating a new kind of federal technology partner, combining the scale and technical depth to take on increasingly complex mission challenges with the agility, customer intimacy and accountability of a mission-focused organization.

Piper Sandler & Co. served as financial advisor to Amivero in connection with the transaction. RSM, Aprio, Blank Rome, Baker Tilly, Morrison Foerster and Alera Group served as advisors to Xpect in connection with the transaction.

About Xpect Solutions

Xpect Solutions delivers integrated technical solutions that empower Federal Law Enforcement and National Security agencies to modernize legacy systems and enhance mission performance. Core capabilities span Enterprise IT, Digital Transformation, Cybersecurity, and Data, Analysis, and secure AI solutions—an integrated mix that helps agencies achieve efficiencies of scale and solve complex problems. With deep mission understanding and full-cycle expertise, Xpect designs, engineers, and deploys secure, reliable solutions that protect critical information, ensure compliance with federal standards, and enable technology-driven success. Learn More >> https://www.xpectsolutions.com/

About Amivero

Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Reston, Virginia, Amivero delivers innovative technology solutions for national security missions. Through capabilities spanning artificial intelligence, data science and analytics, digital identity, agile software engineering and platform services, and fraud and intelligence operations, Amivero helps federal agencies optimize data, automate workflows, mitigate fraud and deploy technology that strengthens national security and public trust.

Amivero’s human-centered, data-driven approach combines technology with a deep understanding of users and mission environments to create intuitive, secure and scalable solutions.

For more information, visit amivero.com.

About NewSpring Holdings

NewSpring Holdings, NewSpring’s majority investment strategy focused on sector-specific platform builds, brings a wealth of knowledge, experience, and resources to take profitable, growing companies to the next level through acquisitions and proven organic methodologies. Founded in 1999, NewSpring partners with the innovators, makers, and operators of high-performing companies in dynamic industries to catalyze new growth and seize compelling opportunities. The Firm manages over $3.5 billion across five distinct strategies covering the spectrum from growth equity and control buyouts to mezzanine debt. Partnering with management teams to help develop their businesses into market leaders, NewSpring identifies opportunities and builds relationships using its network of industry leaders and influencers across a wide array of operational areas and industries. Visit NewSpring at www.newspringcapital.com.

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GitKraken Names Jim Shaw CEO as Software Teams Move From AI Adoption to Multi-Agent Orchestration

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Shaw joins GitKraken as the company builds momentum for the next challenge in AI-powered development: helping developers direct multiple agents and helping engineering leaders understand the value AI is delivering

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., Sept. 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — GitKraken today announced that Jim Shaw will become Chief Executive Officer. Shaw succeeds Matt Johnston, who has led the company for the past five years through dramatic growth and scale.

Shaw joins GitKraken as the software industry moves into the next phase of AI adoption. Developers are no longer experimenting with a single AI assistant or copilot. Their work now spans across many agents, models and repositories, often in parallel. The challenge has shifted from generating code faster to managing all of that work without losing context, quality or control.

GitKraken has spent the past year expanding from the Git GUI company millions of developers know into the Code Flow company, focused on the work that happens between an idea and production.

That strategy has taken shape in the past six months in the form of two new products. GitKraken Insights is the AI-first software engineering intelligence platform built for engineering leaders to prove and improve the value AI is delivering to their teams and their business. Kepler, GitKraken’s agentic development environment, gives developers one visual workspace to run and monitor multiple coding agents in parallel across repositories, regardless of which agent or model they choose.

These solutions reflect a simple belief: developers should be free to use the AI tools that work best for them, while organizations should be able to see clearly whether those tools are making software delivery better.
That point of view is also what makes Shaw a natural fit for GitKraken.

Shaw spent 15 years at Acquia in roles spanning international expansion, customers, product and technology, ultimately leading its product and technology organization. Earlier in his career, he worked on a Lean manufacturing transformation at Rover Group, later owned by BMW, where he saw product flow and quality problems play out on the production lines building Range Rover and Mini. He has carried that systems view from physical products into software.

“AI has already changed how software gets written. The question now is what we do with all that new capacity,” said Shaw. “Developers need the freedom to choose which agents and models that work best for them without creating more complexity around the work. Engineering leaders need to know whether their AI investments are actually improving what gets delivered. GitKraken is in a unique position to solve both sides of that problem.”

Shaw has written about the risk of mistaking more code for more value. His view is that engineering organizations need to look beyond output and understand what AI is doing to quality, reliability, predictability and the value ultimately delivered to customers.

That thinking closely matches the direction GitKraken has already taken.

“Jim understands where software development is going because he has spent his career thinking about systems, products and how work moves through them,” said Fred Sturgis, Managing Director of Resurgens. “GitKraken has built an extraordinary relationship with developers with nearly 10 millions monthly active users. Jim is the right leader to build on that foundation as developers take on a new role directing multiple agents, in addition to writing code themselves.”

GitKraken has now served more than 50 million developers across its portfolio of tools. As those tools evolve, one thing will not: GitKraken’s commitment to the people who build software.

About GitKraken
GitKraken is the Code Flow company. As AI transforms how software is created, GitKraken helps developers, teams, and organizations manage the flow of work between ideas and production. Trusted by millions of developers worldwide, GitKraken builds tools that improve coordination between developers, AI agents, repositories, and delivery systems—helping organizations turn software velocity into meaningful outcomes.

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Cox Automotive Partners with Nova Credit to Embed Cash Flow Intelligence into Dealertrack

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Preferred partner integration advances cash flow intelligence into auto lending, starting with native embed of Income Navigator into Dealertrack, giving auto lenders near real-time cash flow intelligence to speed up time to funding, reduce manual workflows, reduce fraud risk, and responsibly boost approvals.

ATLANTA and NEW YORK, Sept. 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Cox Automotive and Nova Credit, a leading credit infrastructure and analytics company, today announced a partnership to advance cash flow intelligence in auto lending, starting with the native integration of Nova Credit’s Income Navigator™ into Dealertrack, the auto industry’s leading credit application and digital contracting network. The integration enables auto lenders to return more personalized offers and automate income verification at the point of sale.

The current state of the U.S. auto market is highly competitive. New-vehicle sales are on pace to finish 2026 near 15.7 million, down from the first half of last year (Cox Automotive Mid-Year Review, June 2026), leaving lenders and dealers competing harder than ever for a shrinking pool of qualified buyers. 

Cox Automotive has named Nova Credit its preferred partner for embedded cash flow intelligence. Cash flow intelligence is the practice of turning bank transaction data into continuous, timely insight about a consumer’s financial health, and applying that insight across the entire credit lifecycle.

Nova Credit’s Income Navigator leverages bank, payroll, and document data to verify income and clear income stipulations directly within Dealertrack, replacing manual pay-stub collection, and resulting in reduced manual reviews and faster time to decision.

Key benefits of Income Navigator in auto finance include:

Faster funding that wins deals: Automated income verification clears stipulations at the point of sale, so deals move to funding faster instead of stalling on manual document collection.Fraud prevention at the source: Direct bank and payroll-sourced data replace easily altered PDF pay stubsAutomated manual work: Underwriting teams no longer comb through pay stubs to calculate net-to-gross income; Nova Credit automates the calculation and returns a single output.

“Bringing Nova Credit’s Cash Flow Intelligence into Dealertrack gives lenders and dealers a near-time, automated way to verify income and reduce fraud inside the workflows they already use,” said Andy Mayers, Lender Solutions Strategist at Cox Automotive. “This partnership offering is part of our broader strategy to drive efficiency and reduce risk for dealers and lenders. We see this Nova Credit integration as an important piece of the puzzle of moving to a fully automated origination process.”

“Buying a car is one of the most important credit decisions in a consumer’s life, and getting that right quickly requires a complete picture of their financial health,” said Chris Hansen, Head of Strategic Partnerships at Nova Credit. “With Cash Flow Intelligence embedded in Dealertrack, we’re helping lenders and dealers verify income in near real time and get to funding faster.”

Income Navigator is available for adoption in Dealertrack, with Westlake Financial among the first lenders to adopt.

“Our edge has always been better data, better technology, and more flexible risk models,” said Chris Urban, Executive Vice President of Risk and Underwriting at Westlake Financial. “We grow by approving good borrowers that others miss and understanding the true risk level across all aspects of an application. Income Navigator gives us another tool to help us verify the ability to pay and streamline our verification and funding process without slowing down the dealer or compromising our standards.”

Income Navigator supports the processing of millions of applications annually and is used by leading lenders and property managers to support income verification and reductions in manual review. Nova Credit operates as a Consumer Reporting Agency with nearly a decade of FCRA-compliance expertise, bringing proven policies, procedures, and adverse action support to every deployment.

Income Navigator is the first application to come out of the partnership. Building on it, Cox Automotive and Nova Credit are discussing extending cash flow intelligence further across the credit lifecycle, including a planned integration with Nova Credit’s cash flow underwriting solution, Cash Atlas®, which can help lenders price to each buyer’s true ability to pay and responsibly approve more near-prime, subprime, and thin-file applicants at the same level of risk. Nova Credit’s Cash Atlas® addresses decisioning. It analyzes bank transaction data to deliver FCRA-compliant cash flow attributes, including residual income, cash volatility, and account stability, giving lenders a near real-time view of each buyer’s financial health so they can price to each buyer’s true ability to pay rather than to the credit band. 

For more information, please visit www.novacredit.com and apply to attend the Cash Flow Intelligence Summit on September 10.

About Nova Credit
Nova Credit is the industry’s leading cash flow intelligence platform, enabling businesses to unlock the power of cash flow data in how they operate. The company leverages its industry-leading data infrastructure, intelligence layer, and FCRA-compliance to boost underwriting approvals, fight fraud, drive responsible growth, and more. Nova Credit supports over 7,000 businesses including organizations such as Westlake, HSBC, SoFi, Appfolio, and Yardi, with a growing suite of products. Learn more at www.novacredit.com.

About Cox Automotive
Cox Automotive is the world’s largest automotive services and technology provider. Fueled by the largest breadth of first- and third-party data fed by 2.3 billion online interactions a year, Cox Automotive tailors leading solutions for car shoppers, auto manufacturers, dealers, lenders and fleets. The company has 29,000+ employees on four continents and a portfolio of industry-leading brands that include Autotrader®, Kelley Blue Book®, Manheim®, vAuto®, Dealertrack®, NextGear Capital™, CentralDispatch® and Cox Fleet®. Cox Automotive is a subsidiary of Cox Enterprises Inc., a privately owned, Atlanta-based company with $23 billion in annual revenue. Visit coxautoinc.com or connect via @CoxAutomotive on X, CoxAutoInc on Facebook or Cox-Automotive-Inc on LinkedIn.

Forward-Looking Statements and Relationship Disclosure
This press release contains forward-looking statements regarding the planned software integration between Dealertrack and Nova Credit, including anticipated launch timelines, product features, and operational benefits. These statements are based on current management expectations and are subject to risks, technical complexities, and market uncertainties that could cause actual results or deployment schedules to differ materially. 

Cox Automotive holds an indirect financial interest in Nova Credit through its investment fund, Socium Ventures. This announcement is intended solely for informational purposes and does not constitute an offer to sell, a solicitation of an offer to buy, or a recommendation for any security or investment product. All product names, logos, and brands are property of their respective owners.

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