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Traton SE (STO: 8TRA) Q1 2026 earnings conference call, held 2026-04-29. Replay captured from the company's public earnings webcast.

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Good morning, everyone, and welcome to Traton's Q1 twenty twenty six Results Call. My name is Osella Keret, and I'm Head of Investor Relations at Traton SE. With me on this call is Christian Levin, our CEO, who's dialed in from Sweden Doctor. Michael Jagshteyn, our CFO and CHRO, is here with me in Munich. Christian will start today's presentation with the key results and highlights of the first quarter. Michael will then guide you through the financial performance in more detail. As always, we will conclude the call with a Q and A session open to financial analysts, investors and media representatives. To register for questions, please click the blue Q and A button on the webcast and follow the instructions. If you want to enter the queue via phone, please dial one of the country specific numbers and enter your individual PIN followed by the hash key. To register your question via phone, you need to press 01 on your keypad. To cancel the question, press 01 again. Please note that this call, including the Q and A session, will be recorded, and a replay will be made available on our website later today. You can find our three months interim statement, which we published this morning and the slides to this call on our IR website. Before we start, let me remind you of the disclaimer with respect to forward looking statements on Page three of our presentation. And with that, I'm handing over to Christian Nerim. Christian? Thank you, Ursula, and welcome also from my side, everyone. Yes, as you saw already from our unit sales prerelease, we have a somewhat slow start of this year. You could see unit sales falling by 6%, so minus 6% to 68,600, largely coming from last year's and the hesitation in The US demand, which we then later saw starting to turn up, but more of that la...