Daniel Pimentel Slaviero
Management
I'm going to separate the first part and I will start backwards about the GSF and the concession extension. And then we talk about the telecom, the investments and then, Wendell, I would like you to give him an overview for the next steps because these funds will take some time to come to us. We expect it to happen by May or June of next year. So, Marcelo, the second question, and I'm starting by the second question, this is what we have. This R$834 million that we have in the previous calculations of CCEE, we believe that we have the cost of capital included there. This is something that Copel was working on and other companies in the sector. is ahead of that. And there is an expectation on our side because this is the understanding on the law that this cost of capital needs to be contemplated. And that would also improve the figures. Second, we've also said it, it is part of our strategy and of our understanding that the regulatory asset is of the concessionaire not of the plants. But you could allocate them on the plants. But our strategy, if there's understanding, is the one that rules. And because there is this history in the past of Copel, in the past, and the reserve auction, the energy reserve auction, we had provisions for two different purposes and it allocated only in one plant. So, this is not rectified yet. We are talking to other board members and to assistants. And we believe this is going to be the final decision. But we are not sure that this is going to come out in the final regulation. We are working with this possibility. We will advocate for this. Because then we can have this available for the plants, maybe in the future, and so that we can execute our GVM plan in which we already have the company in March, we already hired financial and legal systems to help us in that operation. So, this would be happening in the second half of next year. That's how we are working. Now about the first question before turning the floor to Wendell, I would like to say that the funds, when they come in by the end of the first half of next year, they will already be reinforcing our cash structure. And they will be following that sequence that I mentioned in the beginning of the call. Our priority is to invest on Copel distribution to improve the network. And that's how we worked to improve the regulatory base of this year. And we understand that these investments because Copel has a history of its 100% investments being considered prudent for ANEEL and this is very positive for the company. And that reduces costs, improves service to consumers and increases our base. And anyway, we are already looking at opportunities in brownfield. Some of the projects that were available in the beginning of the year that have been removed because of COVID, when we have information coming from our financial assistants, that they tend to come back to the market, either by the end of the year or the beginning of next year. And we look at that and we'll prospect that actively, but always with full responsibility in terms of our capital allocation because we see a lot of competitive opportunities. We have seen discounts in transmission lines or the market knows about it. And these are very aggressive. And so, we do not intend to do anything that is not going to generate value for the company and ANEEL. And, Wendell, if you can now give us an overview of the next two steps from now up to the closing and transition process.