Wesdome Gold Mines (TSE: TSX:WDO) announced a successful second quarter, marked by record-setting production and improved safety statistics. The company's financial health has strengthened, with a significant increase in cash balance allowing for the elimination of debt and a fortified balance sheet. Central to this success was the Kiena mine's commencement of high-grade ore extraction from the Kiena Deep 129 Level horizon.
Wesdome emphasized its commitment to cost optimization and exploration, particularly in the promising gold region of Maldon. The Eagle River mine's consistent high-grade performance is set to be enhanced through increased output and mine life extension initiatives.
The company's exploration efforts are advancing, focusing on resource expansion and the discovery of new mineralization zones. With zero debt and CAD 200 million in liquidity, Wesdome is poised to meet its 2024 production and cost guidance, reflecting a positive trajectory for the future.
Key Takeaways
- Wesdome Gold Mines hit a record production level and improved safety in Q2.
- The company's cash balance grew by CAD 50 million, enabling debt repayment and balance sheet strengthening.
- Kiena mine's high-grade ore production from Kiena Deep 129 Level was a significant success factor.
- Wesdome is concentrating on cost optimization and extending Kiena's growth profile.
- Exploration in Maldon and the Eagle River mine's consistent performance are key focus areas.
- The company has a zero-debt status with CAD 200 million in available liquidity.
- Wesdome is on target to fulfill its 2024 production and cost guidance.
Company Outlook
- Wesdome plans to mine multiple levels at the Presqu'île mine by end of 2025 for increased operational flexibility.
- Exploration and evaluation budget at Kiena mine is substantial, estimated between CAD 7 million and CAD 15 million.
- The company is actively pursuing further exploration opportunities at Kiena.
- Wesdome maintains a disciplined approach to reviewing mergers and acquisitions (M&A) opportunities.
Bearish Highlights
- The company is addressing challenges related to mining costs at the Eagle River mine.
- Optimization efforts are ongoing, with cost optimization studies expected to yield benefits over the year.
Bullish Highlights
- Wesdome is optimizing costs and looking to extend the growth profile of its operations.
- Significant progress in exploration activities, with a focus on expanding resources and identifying new shoots of mineralization.
- The company is confident in maintaining guided ranges for grades and costs at Kiena.
Misses
- There were no specific misses mentioned in the earnings call transcript summary.
Q&A Highlights
- Management changes have been addressed, with efforts to maintain stability within the company.
- The transition plan for the company is robust, with a focus on team maintenance.
- Kiena Deep project's grades and productivity are meeting expectations.
- Timeline for connecting the Presqu’île ramp with the mine has been discussed, with potential ore haulage in the second half of next year.
Wesdome Gold Mines' second-quarter results have been met with optimism, as the company continues to strengthen its financial position and advance its mining operations. With a clear focus on cost optimization, exploration, and operational flexibility, Wesdome is steadily progressing towards achieving its objectives for the year. The company's disciplined approach to growth and exploration, coupled with its strong financial foundation, positions it favorably in the mining industry.
Full transcript - None (WDOFF) Q2 2024:
Operator: Good morning. Welcome to Wesdome Gold Mines' Conference Call to discuss the company's Financial and Operating Results for the Three and Six Months ended June 30th, 2024. As a reminder, this call is being recorded. Your host for today is Trish Moran, Wesdome's Vice President of Investor Relations. Ms. Moran, please go ahead.
Trish Moran: Thank you and good morning everyone. Before we get started, I would like to point out that during today's call, we may make forward-looking statements as defined under Canadian Securities law. I ask that you review our slide presentation for cautionary language regarding forward-looking statements and the risk factors pertaining to these statements. Please note that all figures discussed today on this call are in Canadian dollars, unless otherwise noted. Our press release, MD&A, and financial statements are available both on SEDAR+ and our corporate website, wesdome.com. With us on today's call is Anthea Bath, Wesdome's President and CEO; Fred Mercier-Langevin, our COO; Fernando Ragone, our CFO; Niel de Bruin, our Director of Geology; and Raj Gill, SVP, Corporate Development and Investor Relations. Following management's formal remarks, we will then open the call to questions. And now over to Anthea.
Anthea Bath: Thank you, Trish and good morning to everyone. The second quarter marked a breakthrough for Wesdome with record-setting results. Safety is a top priority for us, and we continue to improve our safety culture through a structured approach with key initiatives developed and implemented across offering sites. Our safety stats continue to improve and we had the best quarter in recent history on a year-to-date basis, there have been zero lost-time incidents. I'd like to thank the team at Wesdome for all the efforts in this regard. In addition to safety, Q2 also set a record for production, which significantly boosts our free cash flow position to its highest point in over two years. The strong performance led an increase in our cash balance, which dropped CAD50 million as at June 30th and enabled us to pay off our revolver. I'm pleased to say that we are now debt-free and expect the balance sheet to continue to strengthen going forward. Of course, the major driver of this quarter success was our milestone achievement of Kiena. As planned in Q2, Kiena was able to commence mining and processing of the high-grade ore from the Kiena Deep 129 Level horizon. This is a significant milestone for Kiena. We're now mining as per the original anticipated plan showcasing the step-changing grade and therefore, the increasing gold produced and the subsequent reduction in site all-in sustaining costs when compared with both quarter one of 2024 and quarter two of 2023. Over Eagle River, our cornerstone mine maintained a decade-long history of delivering high grades and consistent performance. With its prudent track record, Eagle remains a key part of Wesdome's future. While the immediate future is secured to the great work of our teams, we are excited about the prospects for Wesdome. With both operations running well and positioned to meet the prospective 2024 targets, we are focused on positioning Wesdome for the medium to the long-term. Given our strong balance sheet, we're able to be deliberate in how we think about driving value for the long-term. Now, that Kiena is set up for success in 2024 and well beyond the end of this decade, we are focused on further extending its growth profile. We have set in motion several initiatives, which we believe will add value in the near-term to the Kiena mine and have more longer term initiatives planned out. Since Kiena Deep is contributing to production, we can now turn our attention to honing in on costs and focusing our efforts towards optimization of the current profile in the mill. As well, we're making good progress on the development of the Presqu’île exploration ramp, and we will -- which will serve to further advance Kiena's operations, exploration, and strategic flexibility. We will thus be able to leverage the 33% level. Kiena has an extensive portfolio of exploration targets, which is a key strategic imperative. We continue to prioritize the multiple opportunities across a high prospective 74 -- 75 square kilometers land package on the gold corridor in Maldon. This is a prolific gold area and is known for its interesting geology and we're still very early on in the exploration phase. The team at Kiena has checked many boxes over the past 12 months and we'll continue to work on delivering high-grade ore and improving profitability. Moving on to Eagle River with the strategic growth initiatives are borne from a rich resource base having provided 30 years of mining of some of the highest grades in Canada. It continues to maintain its position as a high-grade producer today. The Eagle River mine has always had three to five years of mine life ahead of it, but we're now looking to increase that duration and increase output over the coming years. Our strategy to deliver this is straightforward, further more ongoing mine plan optimization, improving our cost profile and more drilling. Optimization remains a key priority at Eagle, where costs have escalated over the last number of years, impacting our resource conversion and the value of our asset. We have identified initiatives that are at various stages of execution and anticipate that results will yield value over the next year. We're in the process of examining productivity drivers, cost inputs, and our maintenance practices for value. Based on our history of discoveries, we're very excited about exploration activities. It's a large structure program, and the team has completed significant upfront technical work. For several years, Wesdome was focused on funding growth at Kiena through pass-through [ph] generated at Eagle River. Going forward, we are restoring the balance to set both factor for many more years of success. As well, the two producing mines -- as well as the two producing, we are working on company-wide strategic initiatives to drive value. This includes the Kiena's synergy and supply chain efficiencies and constructing global resource model. More about this in the coming quarters. Now, over to Fred to review the quarter's operating highlights.
Fred Mercier-Langevin: Thank you, Anthea. Good morning everyone. As mentioned, Q2 was an outstanding quarter for us. On the back of the much anticipated ramp of Kiena, we established a new record for quarterly gold production with 44,000 or 35 ounces produce. This is even more impressive considering that this was achieved in tandem with one of the best quarterly content performances in company's history. Gold production at Eagle River came in at 19,272 ounces in Q2. While quality grade rates consistent with Q2 of last year, the number of funds processed was 90% lower due in part of the variation in stockpile. The number of those mines during this period was 12% lower compared to Q2 of last year, primarily due to the shift in the focus of development and mining activities at the 300 Zone Greater Dam [ph]. As part of our annual life-of-mine planning cycle this year, we're taking a step back to evaluate our options of Eagle at an asset level. There are several financial opportunities we identified that could serve the leverage of fixed cost structure of the asset and fill the 1,200 tonnes per day. These options include the newly developed billable resource model to evaluate the full potential of historical resource inventory across the park. Year-to-date, Eagle River mine has produced 44,171 ounces of gold, an increase of 2% over the first six months of 2023, despite production no longer being supplemented by the sensitive [ph] Mishi stockpile. Eagle River continues to be a consistent producer and as such, we expect it to achieve this 2024 production guidance. On the development side, high priority faces towards the high-grade 300 Zone and that continues to track ahead of schedule, setting us up to grow production back to historical highs in 2025. At Kiena, the second quarter was bolstered by the benefits of the much anticipated high-grade ore from Kiena Deep, specifically from the 129 Level horizon where stoping activity started in mid-April. These results are the culmination of two years' of dedication and hard work from our Kiena site. Compared to the corresponding period in 2023, Q2 production tripled to 24,763 ounces, a quarterly record for Kiena. Ore process rose 11% to establish a new record quarterly since restart of operations with 57,699 ounces processed. And finally, plant recovery improved to 99%. Year-to-date, the mine has produced 33,186 ounces of gold, more than double what was achieved over the first six months of 2033. Grades at Kiena this quarter exceeded our expectations. In fact, rather than ramping up gradually throughout the year as anticipated, grades stepped up considerably in Q2 to 13.5 grams per tonne at the high end of our guidance. While we're happy with those encouraging early results, we still expect grades to fall within the guidance range for the quarter. On the development front, as the 129 Level horizon that is now in production, we have resumed development of the ramp towards the 136 Level horizon and expect to reach the 136 Level access by year-end. This new horizon is expected to come online in Q3 of 2025 and provides additional flexibility for production. At Presqu’île, underground development from the portal commenced in mid-April, and the ramp is approaching 450 meters. The development crew is now hitting its strength. This ramp remains a priority for us as it provides several benefits to the current operations, such as improved installation [ph] and secondary transportation and EBS. However, what makes depth of ramp so exciting is what it means for the future growth to Kiena. First, it will enable us to supplement Kiena Deep production starting in late 2025 by adding incremental feed from the Presqu’île Zones. Second, the ramp will serve as a key exploration platform from which we will be able to grow the active zone at depth and pull under export vector site at Kiena with access to zones such as the S 196 and Northwest Zones. And third, it will provide the four-kilometer 30P level infrastructure and all of its prospective targets with the length-to-surface will further supplement Kiena Deep production and extend the mine life. To enhance the multifunctional nature of this rank, we continue to optimize this design for flexibility and to maximize its ability to create value for us in the future. So, overall, it was a strong quarter where our teams at site continue to deliver on objectives to set new records for Wesdome and establish a new chapter for the company. Now, since this is my last conference call with Wesdome, I'd like to take this opportunity to extend my most heartfelt and sincere thanks to everyone who contributed to making my time here so special, starting with our people and operations, our head office team, the management team, as well as the Board of Directors. Today, as I reflect on my journey with the company, I'm immensely proud of what has been accomplished over the past two years. Our collective efforts have led Wesdome to record levels in both production and health and safety, setting a strong foundation for future success. These achievements are a direct result of the unwavering dedication and resilience of our employees, the strength of our partnership, excellence of our assets, and the strategic guidance of our leadership. And now over to Niel, who will update you on our exploration program.
Niel de Bruin: Thank you, Fred and good morning. Across the company, we have made significant progress on our set exploration here today, completing almost 80,000 meters at our Eagle River mine and Kiena. We are planning to support 185,000 meters by end of this year. Let me give you an update on our exploration program. Turning to Eagle River and starting with recent [indiscernible]. This is similar to the development [indiscernible] potential for globalization in unexplored to make up demand and opens our exciting possibilities for the story of future goals. What is particularly encouraging about the drilling results from [indiscernible] substantial potential with uplift of the [indiscernible] extending over a potential 800 meters and reserve up and down market ability to produce. So, finally, the top of treatment remains the top priority for us due to extension for growth. Therefore, drilling will continue with additional [indiscernible] for year-end, focusing on expanding up and down much and [indiscernible] certain sectors in zones where we saw conversion. Exploring the [indiscernible] the set of identifying neutral partners for potential new mineralization shoots. Expansion though is not a key priority for Eagle River. It is ideally a presence towards [Indiscernible] with 150 meters of existing mine infrastructure and has a relatively challenged depth 600 to 750 meters. The Zone continues to drill down whilst ongoing drilling need preferring the potential and initialization. In addition, the Zone approximately related to mine [indiscernible] mine in the future. To-date, over 10,280 meters with 39 holes have been completed, returning to disciplined gold values of [indiscernible] of 2.8 meters and 39.7 grams [indiscernible]. This East Zone has represented an impact of [Indiscernible] and delayed the focus area for us expand ongoing through. Issuing 20 acre holes today for the second half of the year to better refine resource and continue to expand their long-term grades. Turning now to the 300 Zone. We specifically produce ounces from high grade from this Zone and throughput. Our exploration of [indiscernible] continue to upgrade resources and grow the Zone for future mine. The recently completed [indiscernible] gold platform this has been lower duration with the previous levels. We prefer taking [indiscernible] for drilling as well as our ability to drive previous variants down, that were either partially or fully capable. Year-to-date, we have drilled 8,030 meters across [indiscernible]. Eagle drilling continues to perform consistency of mineralization, currently expansion 600 [ph] meters level. Recent results included 33.5 grams at 6.6 meters and 25.7 grams at 346 meters. [indiscernible] reserve remains key for future production at Eagle River, an additional 25 holes across 13,000 meters of [indiscernible]. Our understanding of the structural control of the 300 Zone continues to improve. Several other Zones [indiscernible] as additional drilling will be carried out for the purpose of taking as well as expansion and solid reserve as well as zone with mine plan 20 [ph] meters, 80 meters, and 311 [ph]. At Kiena Deep, drilling continues to expand at the far existing high-grade [indiscernible]. The Footwall Zone comprised three separate zone and there it was 30 meters of the 82 Zone and [indiscernible] 300 meters remain open and [Indiscernible]. These zones will drive additional 1,500 geology and [indiscernible]. [indiscernible] reserves to be in a more [indiscernible]. 5.7 grams at [Indiscernible] and 30.8 grams at volume. Furthermore, results from the structurally formed outlook of the A Zone policy, underscoring the high grade nature of Kiena Deep, while sustaining 80.7 grams at 5 meters. Kiena Deep remains [Indiscernible] due to its high grade measure, its growth potential and opportunities for both large conversion and high end grade ounce [indiscernible]. Exploration during expansion from continuation in the second half of the year. Drilling continues to start at several areas in under explore risk area of the initial [indiscernible]. In the third quarter, we will be auctioned in certain exploration as we renter zone, confirming the geologic expectation and converting with our key priorities for the Kiena Deep. Also the drilling campaign will also focused on getting it in on the [indiscernible]. This fall, we anticipate making the gold program on surface -- the potential [indiscernible] in a higher grade resource [Indiscernible]. Our drilling will define resource levels for exploration grade. Till date, in 2024, we have completed 28,000 meters at Kiena and anticipate drilling upwards of 40,000 meters in the third quarter, including more than 20,000 meters of certain drilling areas [indiscernible]. Thank you. That concludes my remarks. And now over to Fernando who will take you through this quarter's financial results.
Fernando Ragone: Thank you, Niel and good morning everyone. It was a strong second quarter compared to Q2 2023 as ounces of gold increased by 25%, and the average realized price of gold increased 21% to CAD3,192 or $2,333. These factors drove growth of 51% in revenue, an increase in cash margin by 2.5 times, growth in operating income to CAD45 million from a loss of CAD6 million, a more than 200% increase in EBITDA to CAD68 million, and a net income of CAD29 million, up significantly from a net loss of CAD1 million a year ago. On a per ounce of gold sold basis, we saw across the board improvements with a decrease of 29% in cost of sales with a decrease of 26% in cash cost, and a decrease of 12% in all-in sustaining costs. With this quarter's strong financial performance, we generated significant cash flow. Year-over-year operating cash flow tripled to CAD57 million or CAD0.38 per share. While this was our fourth consecutive quarter of positive free cash flow, it represented in [indiscernible]. During the quarter, we repaid CAD29 million on our revolving credit facility, fully paying off our bank debt. Free cash flow of CAD28 million was strong, even after paying over CAD25 million in capital expenditures. Accordingly, our balance sheet is considerably stronger heading into the second half of this year. With zero debt and a growing cash balance, we ended the quarter with CAD200 million in available liquidity and a positive working capital of CAD31 million. If you compare this to where we were at year end when we had nearly CAD40 million in debt and the negative working capital, we have come a long way in only six months. If current gold prices sustain in the current range, we expect our balance sheet to continue to improve throughout the remainder of this year. In fact, with gold prices at record level, about $2,500 versus our budget of $1,875, there is an upside to our cash flows, which give us the flexibility to potentially accelerate exploration and development activities previously slated for 2025. For every $100 price increase in gold prices, our annualized operating cash flow increased by between $15 million and $20 million. Overall, it was a strong quarter and a strong first half of the year. And now over to you, Anthea, to wrap things up.
Anthea Bath: Thank you, Fernando. It was a strong first half of the year and we remain on track to meet our 2024 production and cost guidance. As a reminder, production is expected to be backend-weighted with approximately 55% to 60% of production targeted in the second half. Before we go to Q&A, I'd like to extend our heartfelt thanks to Charles Main, who retired yesterday as a Board member and our Audit Committee Chair. As indicated he is retiring from the industry. Since joining us in 2017, Chuck has brought decades of expertise in industry, accounting, tax, and finance. His deep knowledge and strategic insights have been instrumental in guiding this company for a period of significant growth and transformation. We deeply appreciate his dedication and the pivotal role he has played in our continued success and we wish him all the best in his retirement. We also regret to say goodbye to Fred, who will be leaving at the end of September. During his tenure as Chief Operating Officer, Fred has demonstrated exceptional leadership leading to significant improvements in safety performance and new operational commitments. Fred has built a strong team, and I'm confident that our two General Managers, along with our recently appointed SVP, Technical Services, will maintain seamless operations in the interim, while we conduct the search for a new COO. On behalf of the Board and everyone at Wesdome, I'd like to express our gratitude to Chuck and Fred for their many contributions to Wesdome and we wish each of you all the best for your future. Operator, you can now open the line for questions.
Operator: Thank you. We will now begin the question-and-answer session. [Operator Instructions] The first question comes from Ralph Profiti with Eight Capital.
Ralph Profiti: Thanks operator. Good morning everyone. Anthea, can you help me understand, as we look at the mine plan in Kiena in 2025, where those ore sources are coming from? It seems as though there will be some spillover into -- from that 129 Level and the 136 Level coming in Q3 and perhaps some Presqu’île towards the end of 2025. I'm just wondering as you think about sort of operational flexibility, will you be looking at mining from multiple levels now that development is in a much better position in the mine plan?
Anthea Bath: Thank you, Ralph and yes, that's absolutely correct. If you look at the plan for 2025, it's exactly that. There'll be mining from 129, 136 as well as scaled towards the latter part of the year. It provides the business now with much more flexibility than we had in 2024, as you likely point out.
Ralph Profiti: And are we seeing similar grades at 136 versus 129?
Anthea Bath: Yes, we are.
Ralph Profiti: That's excellent to hear. Okay. Second follow-up question, please, on how you're thinking about the exploration and evaluation budget at Kiena, right? Only CAD7 million was earmarked in 2024, but it's a multifaceted stepped-up effort at Kiena. It seems like there's significant room for upsize.
Anthea Bath: Yes. So, our budget at Kiena is a little bit higher than that, which includes all capital. So, I think it's closer to CAD15 million, if I'm not mistaken. So, yes, there's absolutely opportunities for continued exploration in Kiena. We keep working with the team on prioritizing where we should actually spend more money actually. So, right now, we have a strong plan in place. Our challenge is my team all the time to see if we can find opportunities to drive more success at Eagle -- sorry Kiena.
Ralph Profiti: Great. That’s helpful. Thank you. And thank you to Fred and Charles and best wishes for them.
Anthea Bath: Thank you.
Operator: Our next question will come from the line of Wayne Lam with RBC (TSX:RY).
Wayne Lam: Good morning guys. Thanks for taking my questions. I guess first question at Eagle River, just wondering as mining shifts away from the Falcon Zone more towards the 300 Zone at depth, do you anticipate any change in the mining costs? And then maybe just curious on the optimization on costs there. Is there any more of a definitive timeline on how things are going with the study or when that might be -- when the results might be released?
Anthea Bath: Thank you, Wayne, it's not clear. Yes, regarding mining in Eagle, I just trying to get a bit of an idea. Yes, we're moving -- there's a lot of mining coming obviously from the 300 Zone. It's deeper, obviously, than the Falcon itself. However, we continue to work on our optimization efforts to try and drive the cost optimization opportunities inside Eagle. So, yes, regarding your second question, I didn't quite get that.
Wayne Lam: Just on the cost optimization study that's ongoing?
Anthea Bath: Yes. So, yes, that work is well underway. I think you'll see it stop reaping rewards over the year. There's a lot of work we've done in setting up the benefits of what that cost program looks like. So, I think we'll be able to talk a little bit more about that in the coming year.
Wayne Lam: Okay, great. Thanks. And then maybe moving to Kiena. Obviously, the first quarter in terms of mining the higher grades from the 1.9 Zone, pretty spectacular. And the grades this quarter were already at the top end of guidance and lowering the cost, just wondering as you continue to ramp up through the second half, do you anticipate potential upside to guidance on grades or costs?
Anthea Bath: I think we -- if you look at the year itself, I think we're still guiding towards the range, as we said. But obviously, quarter one was lower, as you know, in terms of our grades. So, you can work up the implications for the second half. So, I think essentially, I would plan towards what we guided in terms of our current grade profile.
Wayne Lam: Okay, great. Thanks. And then maybe just last one. Just in terms of the management changes, this will be the third change in COO over the past few years and the exploration world seems to have turned over as well. Just wondering in terms of continuity of the team or stability in terms of the operations, maybe if you might be able to speak to some of the changes at the top?
Anthea Bath: Yes, I mean change -- we always like to keep stable, and we always like to ensure we have a strong team. I think we will continue to work on ensuring that that stability remains in Wesdome and for those positions as efficiently as we can and ensure that the teams are maintained. But the transition plan that we have in place is strong and I think Western is well-positioned with what we have in place right now to assure the plans we have going forward.
Wayne Lam: Okay, perfect. Thanks for taking my questions.
Operator: [Operator Instructions] Our next question will come from the line of Don DeMarco with National Bank Financial.
Don DeMarco: Thank you operator and good morning Anthea and team. First off, Fred and Chuck, I just want to say thank you for all your contributions and wish you the best in your endeavors. So, perhaps this is directed to Fred first. You're more than a quarter into Kiena Deep, how are the grades and the widths reconciling with expectations? Is it sort of on track or better than expected, more optimistic? Or how would you assess this at this stage?
Fred Mercier-Langevin: Hi Don, first of all, thanks for the kind words here. I mean as far as our experience in Kiena Deep so far, the grades are comparing favorably to our short-term model. So, we're happy to see that. In terms of productivity, things are lining up with our assumptions. So, yes, so far, so good.
Don DeMarco: Okay, okay. Well, we look forward to the back half of the year with that and certainly -- then just shifting -- staying at Kiena, but looking at that Presqu’île on the ramp, the ramp is advancing, when do you expect to connect it with the mine? Should we use it for ore haulage and even the timing of potential first ore? I mean, of course, you do need to sort of do the drilling and upgrade to reserves and so on, but maybe if you could give us a timeline and the upcoming milestones you might expect for this project?
Anthea Bath: Okay. So, we plan to break through in November next year, Don, and -- entry Level 33. In terms of the ore, I think you can plan towards second half of next year Presqu’île ore coming through. You can look at the key milestones being that this year, we'll be pulling about 1,500 meters in the ramp in terms of the work or developing into the ramp right now gets us close to Presqu’île ore body where we can start looking at drilling from underground. We plan them moving between 215, 400 tonnes per day in late 2025. So, I think that will give a bit of an indication of more or less our thinking around Presqu’île.
Don DeMarco: Okay. Thank you. And then just maybe as a final question, we saw this week the deal between Gold Fields (NYSE:GFI) and Cisco (NASDAQ:CSCO) Mining and sort of right in your backyard in Quebec. Does this -- just be interested to get your thoughts on this acquisition? And does it maybe change your strategy for M&A or evaluating companies in anyway?
Anthea Bath: I think we're consistently reviewing our M&A and we're consistently reviewing different opportunities. Does it change where we think? Not really, we'll keep being disciplined in our approach. Yes, we wish them well.
Don DeMarco: Okay. Okay, great. Well, that’s all for me. So, thank you and good luck with Q3.
Anthea Bath: Thank you so much.
Operator: Thank you. There are no further questions at this time. This concludes this morning's call. If you have any further questions, please contact Trish Moran at invest@wesdome.com. Thank you for participating today.
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