Please keep in mind that the wash plant they are acquiring is rather large and used for land operations. This is independent of the dredges. The dredges are essentially a low volume, floating washplant. So, revenue reports will likely be independent of what the wash plant will do for capacity. I would expect the wash plant to play a significant role in the June-November timeframe as land ops dominate the operations. Swollen rivers can be a bit risky for dredging, so, proper precautions will slow down the effectiveness of the dredges. I would expect the bulk of the rainy season operations will be land and terrace based. At that time, the washplant will be running 24/7...I hope.