Given that the entire concession is 2,400 hectares, with the TigerLynk already in the water, and likely a second robotic arm to follow - by the time we compete the initial 1,000 hectares - we will be able to immediately initiate and complete harvesting operations on the remaining 1,400 hectares over the remaining two year period. This is a revenue stream which has not been approximated in any of our findings or disclosures. All things considered, while this is likely to be one of the smallest concessions Hollund will secure, Lake Bayano certainly shows great promise in delivering healthy revenues to HIMR over the next five years.