The Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) enters November 2026 after its best month since July 2009. The BET index rose 12.98% in October, closed the November 2 session at 35,086.93 points and is up almost 44% year-to-date. Romgaz (+21%), OMV Petrom (+16%) and Hidroelectrica (+16%) led the October gains.
The rally has drawn more and more investors to the top companies listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange. The market capitalization of the Bucharest Stock Exchange reached RON 717.01 billion at the end of October, the number of investor accounts exceeded 345,000 at the end of September, and the main market has recorded over 2 million share trades so far in 2026, above the previous full-year record set in 2024.
October's rally followed a weak third quarter, in which the BET lost 4.3%, and November brings the nine-month earnings season. Hence, many investors may ask themselves: what are the best Romanian stocks to invest in right now?
Investing in Top 10 Romanian Shares — Quick Guide
- Open an account – You’ll first need a brokerage account, with a regulated broker, such as NAGA.com. Then, once you’ve verified and funded your account, you can buy and sell some of the best Romanian stocks and collect any dividends that are paid.
- Choose the shares you want to buy – You can choose between top BVB shares, including well-established companies like OMV Petrom (SNP), Banca Transilvania (TLV) or Hidroelectrica (H2O), and the most recent companies listed at BVB.
- Place your order – Pick an order type, the amount you want to invest, and execute trades in your account.
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Before we get into the list with some of the best Romanian stocks, let's acknowledge three caveats:
Choosing the best Romanian stocks to invest in today heavily depends on your personal financial situation. To get a feel for where you stand, read our guide on how to invest in stocks. It walks you through the process of screening stocks, allocating assets, and when it makes sense to buy shares of stock.
These stocks are considered long-term investments. If inflation and interest rates stay high for longer than expected, geopolitical uncertainty persists, or some large economies fall into a deep recession, it's entirely possible that most or all of these could decline in the near term. After a gain of about 44% for the BET index in 2026, the risk of corrections is also higher.
The list below isn't meant to be exhaustive. Instead, these are Romanian stocks worth watching in November 2026 and beyond. On NAGA, you can hold BVB shares alongside international real stocks and ETFs in the same account.
In short, the BVB Top 10 stocks for November 2026 include OMV Petrom (SNP), Hidroelectrica (H2O), Banca Transilvania (TLV), Romgaz (SNG), BRD (BRD), Nuclearelectrica (SNN), Electrica (EL), MedLife (M), One United Properties (ONE) and Transport Trade Services (TTS), selected on recent financial results, dividend policies and the technical picture of each share price.
BVB Top 10 Stocks to Invest in for November 2026
The selection below takes into consideration the companies' business fundamentals, recent earnings, dividend policies and the technical context of the share price. Share prices are NAGA quotes as of November 3, 2026. The order of the list is not a ranking, and the selection is not an investment recommendation.
# Company (ticker) Sector Price (RON) What to watch in November 1 OMV Petrom (SNP) Oil and gas ≈ 1.35 General Meeting on November 6 on the 2026 investment budget 2 Hidroelectrica (H2O) Power generation ≈ 193.80 Nine-month results on November 16; the 23.6% Fibonacci level (RON 193.97) 3 Banca Transilvania (TLV) Banking ≈ 35.98 Nine-month results on November 20 4 Romgaz (SNG) Natural gas ≈ 18.46 Nine-month results on November 13; Neptun Deep progress 5 BRD (BRD) Banking ≈ 32.05 Market reaction to the nine-month results 6 Nuclearelectrica (SNN) Nuclear energy ≈ 59.10 Nine-month results on November 20; breakout above RON 60 7 Electrica (EL) Utilities ≈ 50.90 Nine-month results on November 16; breakout from the descending channel 8 MedLife (M) Healthcare ≈ 10.54 General Meetings on November 16/17; nine-month results on November 20 9 One United Properties (ONE) Real estate ≈ 33.80 Nine-month results on November 12; range RON 29.00–35.70 10 Transport Trade Services (TTS) Transport and logistics ≈ 7.30 Nine-month results on November 27; grain export season Source: NAGA, share prices as of November 3, 2026.
The Romanian stocks highlighted on this list are selected based on recent financial results and the technical picture, but they may not be a perfect fit for your portfolio. Before you decide to purchase any of the BVB stocks listed, do plenty of research to ensure they are aligned with your financial goals and risk tolerance. You should also know that past performance and forecasts are not reliable indicators of future results.
1. OMV Petrom (BVB: SNP) – oil and gas
OMV Petrom S.A. (SNP) is the largest energy company in South-East Europe and the operator of the Neptun Deep offshore project in the Black Sea, which it owns 50/50 with Romgaz.
OMV Petrom published its Q3 2026 results on October 29. The Clean CCS Operating Result rose 103% year-on-year to RON 2.8 billion, while Clean CCS net income attributable to stockholders increased 47% to RON 2.2 billion. Cash flow from operating activities was up 67% at RON 3.7 billion, and the refining margin indicator reached USD 41.7/bbl, with the Petrobrazi refinery running at 100% utilization. On the downside, hydrocarbon production fell 5.8%.
Q3 investments rose 51% to RON 2.9 billion, mainly for Neptun Deep and the SAF/HVO project. First gas from Neptun Deep is expected in H1 2027, and shareholders will meet on November 6, 2026 to approve an increase of around RON 1 billion in the 2026 investment budget, to approximately RON 10 billion. On October 30, the company announced that CEO Christina Verchere will not seek a new mandate when her term ends in April 2027.
SNP shares trade around RON 1.347 after breaking above the RON 1.322 resistance, set by the July and August highs, at the end of October. The former resistance now acts as support. As long as the price holds above RON 1.322, the breakout remains valid, and the recent high near RON 1.39 is the next resistance, followed by the RON 1.40 psychological level. A daily close back below RON 1.322 would invalidate the breakout and could bring the price back towards the 50-day moving average (RON 1.241). Both the 50-day and the 200-day (RON 1.119) moving averages are rising, confirming the long-term uptrend. Strong Q3 results support this picture, although a larger investment budget reduces the cash available for dividends in the short term.
Past performance is not indicative of future results.
OMV Petrom Stock Price Forecast
2. Hidroelectrica (BVB: H2O) – power generation
Hidroelectrica (H2O) is the largest electricity producer in Romania and the main provider of technological services required in the Romanian National Energy System. The Romanian state, through the Ministry of Energy, holds 80.06% of the shares.
In H1 2026, Hidroelectrica reported revenue of RON 6.05 billion (+40%) and net profit of RON 2.57 billion (+62%). According to preliminary operating indicators published at the end of October, gross electricity production rose 10% in the first nine months, while energy sold in the supply segment increased 29%. Hydrology remains the main risk: in August, the company announced severe hydrological conditions, and from October the active energy price for new customers and expiring contracts went up from RON 0.45 to RON 0.515/kWh. On October 9, the company revised its 2026 budget, cutting the net profit target by about 16% to around RON 3 billion, as the drought lowered hydro output.
In 2026, Hidroelectrica paid gross dividends of RON 7.3484 per share from 2025 profits and a special dividend of RON 2.2232 per share from revaluation reserves, a combined yield of about 4.9% at the current price (NAGA calculation).
H2O shares are testing the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement (RON 193.97) of the rally from RON 119.57 to the July peak of RON 216.94, after briefly rising above RON 200 at the end of October. A daily close above this level could open the way back towards the July peak. On the downside, the 38.2% retracement (RON 179.75), reinforced by the 50-day moving average (RON 180.29), is the key support, followed by the 50% retracement (RON 168.26), close to the 200-day moving average (RON 168.73). The price remains below the rising trendline it broke in August, so the medium-term uptrend has not resumed yet.
Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Hidroelectrica Stock Price Forecast
3. Banca Transilvania (BVB: TLV) – banking
Banca Transilvania (TLV) is the largest bank in Romania by assets and the stock with the largest weight in the BET index. TLV shares are usually the most liquid on the BVB: on November 2, they accounted for about two thirds of the session's total turnover, mostly through two negotiated trades.
BT Group reported a net profit of RON 2.5 billion in H1 2026, 26.8% higher than in the same period last year. Shareholders approved a gross dividend of RON 1.2840 per share from 2025 profits, equivalent to about 3.1% at the current price once the free shares are taken into account (NAGA calculation), as well as a share capital increase through free shares. In September, the bank launched a new share buyback programme.
TLV trades at RON 35.98, between the 50% (RON 34.98) and the 38.2% (RON 36.70) Fibonacci retracements of the rally from RON 27.70 to the July peak of RON 42.27. The stock found support twice at the 61.8% retracement (RON 33.26) in September, but it is now capped by the 200-day moving average (RON 36.17), with the 50-day average (RON 35.34) just below. A break above RON 36.70 would open the way towards the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement (RON 38.83), while a drop below RON 34.98 could bring the price back to RON 33.26. The nine-month results, scheduled for November 20, 2026, could decide the direction.
Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Banca Transilvania Stock Price Forecast
4. Romgaz (BVB: SNG) – natural gas
SNGN Romgaz SA (SNG) is the largest natural gas producer in Romania and one of the largest producers in Eastern Europe. It is also a 50% partner in the Neptun Deep offshore project.
Romgaz reported a consolidated net profit of RON 1.74 billion for H1 2026 (+3.37%), and its nine-month results are due on November 13. In H1 2026, the group invested about RON 2.55 billion, mainly in Neptun Deep. The project made significant progress in 2026: the Neptun Alpha platform and the offshore pipeline were installed, and most of the ten production wells have been completed. First gas is expected in H1 2027.
On the other hand, large investments in Neptun Deep, the Iernut power plant and the Azomureș acquisition put pressure on cash flows and, implicitly, on the capacity to pay dividends in the coming years.
SNG trades around RON 18.46, just above the RON 18.00 level. This level acted as support in July and August, was broken during the September correction, when the price fell to about RON 15, and was reclaimed in October. The October high, around RON 19.30, is the first resistance, followed by the August peak above RON 20. A drop below RON 18.00 could bring the price back towards the 50-day moving average (RON 17.36), while the rising 200-day moving average (RON 14.27) confirms that the long-term uptrend remains intact.
Past performance is not indicative of future results.
5. BRD (BVB: BRD) – banking
BRD – Groupe Société Générale (BRD) is one of the top Romanian banks, headquartered in Bucharest, with a network of 334 units and total assets of RON 96.9 billion at the end of September 2026.
BRD has already published its nine-month results: group net profit was almost RON 1.18 billion, up 1.55%, while revenue rose 2.7% to RON 3.341 billion. The capital adequacy ratio stood at 21%, and loan portfolio quality remained solid. The modest profit growth reflects the higher tax burden on banks, including the turnover tax. BRD has also called a shareholder meeting on December 10 to approve a bond programme of up to EUR 1.5 billion.
BRD trades at RON 32.05, between the 38.2% (RON 31.08) and the 23.6% (RON 34.13) Fibonacci retracements of the rally from RON 18.13 to the July peak of around RON 39. In October, the price was rejected at the 23.6% retracement and is now testing the 50-day moving average (RON 32.06). The RON 31.08 level, followed by the 200-day moving average (RON 30.57), is the key support zone. A break above RON 34.13 would be needed to resume the uptrend, while a drop below the 200-day average could bring the price back towards the 50% retracement (RON 28.60). Given the modest profit growth, part of the rally seems to be driven by a re-rating of the entire banking sector, which makes the stock sensitive to any market correction.
Past performance is not indicative of future results.
6. Nuclearelectrica (BVB: SNN) – nuclear energy
Societatea Nationala Nuclearelectrica S.A. (SNN) is the only producer of nuclear energy in Romania and of the fuel related to the technology used, CANDU 6.
Nuclearelectrica ended H1 2026 with a standalone net profit of RON 1.184 billion, up 36.6%, even though electricity delivered to the grid fell 11.74%. Growth was driven by a higher average selling price of RON 585.48/MWh. The 2026 investment programme was raised to RON 3.47 billion in July. Both Cernavodă units have been offline since late July and mid-August because of the low level of the Danube, and on October 27 the energy minister said one reactor could restart around November 15. On October 29, shareholders approved a EUR 800 million EIB loan for the refurbishment of Unit 1, which starts in 2027.
SNN trades at RON 59.10, just below the RON 60.00 resistance, which has capped the rebound several times since early October. The stock recovered strongly from the late-September low of around RON 49, but the 200-day moving average (RON 62.57) is still above the price, while the 50-day average (RON 58.40) provides near-term support. A daily close above RON 60.00 would open the way towards the 200-day average, and a break above it would signal the end of the downtrend that started in July. A drop below the 50-day average could bring the price back towards the October lows, around RON 56.
Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Nuclearelectrica Stock Price Forecast
7. Electrica (BVB: EL) – electricity distribution and supply
Electrica (EL) is one of the strongest representatives of the energy industry in Romania, with a permanent presence for over 125 years, and one of the largest players in electricity distribution and supply, with a growing presence in renewable energy generation.
In H1 2026, Electrica reported a net profit of RON 457.5 million, up 8.6%, and EBITDA of RON 1.08 billion, up 7.7%. The group's consolidated 2026 investment plan is RON 1.91 billion, and Fitch affirmed the company's rating. The dividend yield remains modest, below 1%, which makes Electrica more of a growth stock than a passive income stock.
After a strong rally from around RON 27 in May to a peak near RON 58 in August, EL has been correcting within a descending channel. The price, at RON 50.90, is now testing the upper boundary of the channel, near RON 51, with the 50-day moving average (RON 50.66) just below. A breakout above the channel would suggest that the correction has ended and could open the way back towards the August peak, while a rejection could send the price back towards the channel midline and then towards the lower boundary, around RON 42–44. The rising 200-day moving average (RON 38.44) confirms that the long-term uptrend remains intact.
Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Electrica Stock Price Forecast
8. MedLife (BVB: M) – private healthcare
MedLife (M) is one of the largest private healthcare providers in Romania, with an extensive network of hyperclinics, hospitals and laboratories.
MedLife reported H1 2026 pro forma consolidated revenue of about RON 1.7 billion, up 10% year-on-year, with a pro forma EBITDA margin of 16.4%. The company ran a share buyback programme in 2026, and shareholders are convened for the Ordinary and Extraordinary General Meetings on November 16/17, 2026, where the board is asking for authority to increase the share capital by up to 20%, which could dilute existing shareholders.
MedLife shares have been moving in a descending channel since the February peak of around RON 14.40. The price, at RON 10.54, is trading near the channel midline and below both the 50-day (RON 10.73) and the 200-day (RON 11.73) moving averages. In October, the rebound from the September low, around RON 9.80, was capped below the 200-day average. A trend reversal would require a breakout above the upper boundary of the channel, currently near RON 12. Until then, the pattern of lower highs and lower lows favours caution, and a drop below the midline could bring the price back towards the September low.
In such a context, short-term traders usually wait for confirmation before entering positions, as an unexpected move may expose their positions to higher risks. For this reason, seasoned traders usually use a stop loss order.
Past performance is not indicative of future results.
9. One United Properties (BVB: ONE) – real estate
One United Properties (ONE) stands as a leading green investor and developer of residential, mixed-use, commercial, and office real estate in Bucharest, Romania. Company's purpose is to create thriving, sustainable communities by developing state-of-the-art, energy-efficient buildings and to drive enduring value growth for its stakeholders.
As of June 30, 2026, the adjusted net asset value attributable to shareholders was EUR 1.24 billion, or RON 61.91 per share, with a loan-to-value ratio of only 16.5%. H1 2026 revenue was RON 440.3 million, down year-on-year. In July, the company completed a tender offer, buying back 4.31 million shares at RON 33 per share, and its final nine-month results are due on November 12.
ONE has been trading in a wide range between RON 29.00 and RON 35.70 since January 2026. At RON 33.80, the price is in the upper half of the range, above both the 50-day (RON 32.85) and the 200-day (RON 32.19) moving averages, after rebounding from the range support in late September. The two moving averages and the RON 33 level, the price of the completed buyback, form a support zone around RON 32–33, while a breakout above RON 35.70 would be needed to start a new uptrend. With a discount of about 45% to its net asset value per share (NAGA calculation), narrowing that gap would require a recovery in sales.
Past performance is not indicative of future results.
10. Transport Trade Services (BVB: TTS) – transport and logistics
Transport Trade Services S.A. (TTS) provides freight forwarding services in Romania. It is involved in the river/maritime and land transport of bulk and packed commodities goods, handling of goods and equipment, and door-to-door transportation activities.
TTS returned to a small consolidated net profit of RON 0.2 million in H1 2026, RON 20.9 million better than a year earlier, after a first quarter affected by volatility in agriculture and a wave of bankruptcies among grain traders. Navigation on the Danube upstream of Cernavodă has been halted since July because of low water, but management kept its 2026 targets. Erste Group analysts resumed coverage in October with a hold recommendation and a RON 6.86 price target.
TTS has been trading in an ascending channel since May 2025, when the stock bottomed around RON 3.70. At RON 7.30, the price is in the upper half of the channel, above the midline (around RON 7.00) and the 50-day moving average (RON 6.94). The upper boundary, near RON 7.70, is the next resistance. The price also trades above Erste's target, which suggests that part of the good news is already priced in. A drop below the 50-day average could bring the price back towards the lower boundary of the channel, around RON 6.30–6.40, with the 200-day average (RON 6.18) just below.
Past performance is not indicative of future results.
BVB Outlook for 2027: Catalysts to Watch
Many investors are already looking beyond November and asking which Romanian stocks to watch in 2027. There are several catalysts that could shape the performance of BVB stocks next year are already visible.
Economic growth and inflation
In its spring 2026 forecast, the European Commission expects Romania's economy to grow by 2.3% in 2027, after only 0.1% in 2026, as consumption recovers once inflation eases and the freeze on public wages and pensions ends. The Commission sees inflation falling from 7% in 2026 to 3.7% in 2027, while the budget deficit is forecast to narrow from 6.2% of GDP in 2026 to 5.8% in 2027. The National Bank of Romania (BNR) expects inflation to return to its target band in Q4 2027. Faster disinflation would open the way for lower interest rates, which usually supports equity valuations but may weigh on the interest margins of banks such as Banca Transilvania and BRD.
Energy: Neptun Deep and Cernavodă
First gas from the Neptun Deep offshore project is expected in H1 2027, which makes it the main catalyst for OMV Petrom and Romgaz, the two 50/50 partners. In September 2025, Wood & Company estimated that Neptun Deep could raise Romgaz's gas production by 76% between 2026 and 2028. In nuclear energy, Unit 1 of the Cernavodă nuclear power plant is scheduled to go offline in 2027 for a refurbishment of about 32 months, meant to extend its operating life, and to return to commercial operation in 2030. While Unit 1 is offline, Nuclearelectrica's production will depend on Unit 2 alone, which makes electricity prices even more important for its results.
New listings and state stake sales
The Romanian government's listing plan, presented in April 2026, includes the sale of additional stakes of 5–10% in Hidroelectrica and 5–7% in Romgaz through accelerated bookbuilding, an IPO of CEC Bank, proposed for the fourth quarter of 2026, and, conditionally, listings of Salrom and the Constanța Maritime Port Administration. New listings could increase the liquidity and visibility of the BVB, while additional share sales by the state can put short-term pressure on the prices of the companies involved. In FTSE Russell's September 2026 annual review, published on October 6, Romania kept its Secondary Emerging status.
Dividends in 2027
Dividends paid in 2027 will come from 2026 profits. Companies usually publish their dividend proposals together with their annual results and budgets between February and April, and shareholders approve them in the spring, so the first reliable dividend estimates for 2027 will be available early next year. Large investment programmes, such as Neptun Deep for Romgaz and OMV Petrom, or the investment plans of Hidroelectrica and Nuclearelectrica, may limit the payout ratios of some companies.
Largest BVB Companies by Market Capitalisation
The largest companies on the BVB are not the same list as this month's selection. The table below ranks the companies in the BET index by market capitalisation, the market value of all their shares, regardless of results, dividends or the technical picture. Energy companies take the first three places.
# Company (ticker) Sector Market cap (RON bn) Real stock on NAGA 1 Hidroelectrica (H2O) Power generation 87.7 Yes 2 OMV Petrom (SNP) Oil and gas 84.1 Yes 3 Romgaz (SNG) Natural gas 72.1 Yes 4 Banca Transilvania (TLV) Banking 44.9 Yes 5 BRD (BRD) Banking 22.7 Yes 6 Nuclearelectrica (SNN) Nuclear energy 17.9 Yes 7 Electrica (EL) Electricity distribution and supply 17.8 Yes 8 Digi Communications (DIGI) Telecoms 17.4 Yes 9 Transgaz (TGN) Gas transmission 16.7 Yes 10 Transelectrica (TEL) Electricity transmission 7.1 Yes Source: BVB data, market capitalisation at the November 2 closing prices and the number of shares in the BET index composition (NAGA calculation).
Market capitalisation is not the same as index weight. The BET is weighted by free float, the shares that are actually traded, so Banca Transilvania has the largest weight in the index (19.71%), even though Hidroelectrica, OMV Petrom and Romgaz are worth more: most of their shares are held by the Romanian state or, in OMV Petrom's case, by OMV. Seven of the ten largest companies are also on this month's list.
Are these the best Romanian stocks to invest in right now?
Not necessarily. These are some of the best BVB stocks to watch in November 2026 based on recent financial results, dividends and the technical picture. But that doesn't mean that they're the best Romanian stocks to invest in. Predicting the future of even the current top-performing Romanian stocks is a job even the pros haven’t yet mastered. And the best stocks to buy for your portfolio aren’t necessarily the best stocks for someone else’s portfolio.
Some of the Best Stocks for November 2026
For example, a young person who is looking to grow their retirement savings aggressively might gravitate toward growth stocks for their high-risk, high-reward ratio. On the other hand, a retiree who is looking for passive income might prefer predictable dividend stocks, which are relatively stable and have a history of consistently growing their dividend payments over time.
Some of the Best Dividend Stocks
How to find the best Romanian stocks?
Choosing good stocks for your portfolio is a relatively time-consuming task, and you need to look beyond performance metrics like the ones on this page. Yes, it's a good sign if a stock can outperform during periods of market volatility and broad market declines. But as referenced above, there are several other factors to consider.
Beyond your own personal risk tolerance and how long you plan to invest, strategic investors do significant research into a company before buying its stock. They perform fundamental analysis, which involves looking at the company's financial statements and considering how economic factors might influence the stock's future performance.
Many investors also do technical analysis of a stock, which means analyzing historical movements in the stock's price to attempt to predict future movements. If you want to go this route, we have detailed overviews of how to buy stocks and how to trade stocks, including key terms to know.
In November, the nine-month earnings calendar is an important criterion. Most BET companies publish their quarterly reports in the second and third weeks of the month, and price reactions can be large, in both directions.
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Final words on the Best Romanian Stocks
Before you consider Romanian stocks, you'll want to hear this.
If you're starting on your investing journey (or if you want a sanity check), please read through our how-to-invest in stocks guide. It goes through all the basics, from how to get started to how to determine your personal investing strategy, to how much of your money to invest in stocks.
The Bucharest Stock Exchange had an exceptional year in 2026, and this BVB Top 10 list reflects it: energy and utilities (Hidroelectrica, Electrica, Romgaz, Nuclearelectrica) and banks (Banca Transilvania, BRD) led the rally. After a gain of about 44% for the BET index, valuations are higher, and the nine-month results will show which companies justify these prices. Even the most stable companies on this list aren't immune to unpredictable oscillations in their stock prices, especially over short periods.
Before you start investing in some of the best stocks for your portfolio, you should consider using the educational resources we offer like NAGA Academy or a demo trading account. NAGA Academy has lots of trading courses for you to choose from, and they all tackle a different financial concept or process – like the basics of analyses – to help you to become a better trader or make more informed investment decisions.
A demo account lets you practise with virtual funds and get used to the NAGA platform, order types and price charts before you put real capital at risk. When you are ready, you can buy BVB shares on NAGA and hold them in the same account as your other investments.
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- https://www.hidroelectrica.ro/public-announcement
- https://www.bancatransilvania.ro/en/investor-relations
- https://www.romgaz.ro/en/summary-results-and-presentations-investors
- https://www.brd.ro/en/about-brd/investors-and-shareholders/financial-information/financial-results
- https://nuclearelectrica.ro/ir/en/snn-for-shareholders
- https://www.electrica.ro/en/investors/results-and-reports/financial-results/financial-statements-for-h1-2026
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