Good morning. I am Min Jang, CFO of KT. The business direction that KT has set for the future is transformation into an AICT company. We plan to lay the foundation for sustainable growth by innovating our core businesses with AICT transformation and expanding customized offerings to customers as an AX partner in the B2B segment. To this end, we have been striving to achieve structural innovation in our skills, businesses and workforce this year. On September 28, in order to strengthen our capacity as an AICT company, we aimed a strategic partnership with Microsoft. The two companies will be engaging in a full range of cooperation in the AI and cloud areas for the next five years, such as jointly developing the Korean AI cloud service. We will also be working together to preoccupy new markets in the AI IT sector by jointly establishing a company specializing in AX and jointly implementing talent fostering programs. In addition, we are improving the business portfolio to achieve fundamental and sustainable growth. As these efforts lead to stronger profitability of the B2B business in earnest, the mid- long-term profitability improvement should become more evident. More recently, as part of the AICT transformation efforts, we are innovating the HR structure. To strengthen the competitiveness of the data business, we are planning to merge KT NXR, a subsidiary specializing in big data while redistributing core capabilities by establishing two new subsidiaries specializing in network services. On November 5, KT announced the value of program, which includes the mid-term plan to boost shareholder and corporate value. The mid-term target is to reach a consolidated ROE of 9% to 10% by 2028. To this end, we plan to triple the AI and IT business revenue compared to 2023, generate a consolidated operating profit margin of 9%, liquidate noncore assets and implement a share buyback and cancellation program of KRW1 trillion in cumulative terms. Also, on October 15, we declared a cash dividend of KRW500 per share for Q3. In Q4, we will continue to implement a stable shareholder return program based on the mid- and long-term shareholder return policy. Next, I will go over the financial highlights of 2024 Q3. The group's total consolidated revenue slightly decreased on a Y-o-Y basis to KRW6,654.6 billion due to weak performance of the content subsidiary despite the growth of the core businesses such as real estate, IDC and cloud. On a separate basis, revenue rose by 2.0% to KRW4,765 billion, thanks to stable growth of the B2C and B2B businesses. Consolidated and separate operating income jumped 44.2% and 75.1%, respectively, on Y-o-Y basis, which was mainly driven by the base effect from wage negotiations of 2023 Q3 and profitability enhancement of core businesses. Now, I will go into more detail. Operating revenue amounted KRW6,654.6 billion, which is similar to the previous year. Operating income increased by 44.2% to KRW464.1 billion, which was mainly driven by the base effect of the 2023 Q3 wage negotiations. Net income rose by 32.9% to KRW383.2 billion, thanks to the growth of operating income. EBITDA increased by 13.4% to KRW1,428.9 billion. I will go over the operating expense on the next page. Operating expense decreased by 2.9% Y-o-Y to KRW6,190.5 billion due to the reduction of labor cost, SG&A and cost of service. I will now move on to the balance sheet on the next page. As of September 2024, the debt ratio was 122.8%. The net debt ratio decreased by 8.2 percentage points Y-o-Y to 30.3%. Next, I will go over CapEx. Cumulative CapEx by KT and main subsidiaries as of 2024 Q3 amounted to KRW2,033.8 billion. On a separate basis, cumulative CapEx expenditure as of Q3 was KRW1.416 billion. The cumulative CapEx of subsidiaries was KRW617.8 billion. Next, I will go over the performance of each business unit. Wireless revenue increased by 1.9% Y-o-Y to KRW1,740.4 billion. 5G subscribers take up 76% of total handset subscribers and is continuing to grow. KT is expanding the contactless distribution channels to increase customer convenience and boost profitability. We already have Yogo, a direct online brand, which encompasses eight types of payment plans. In August, we released Yogo Season 2 and launched a promotion campaign for online-only flagship devices. We will continuously work to expand our customer base on contactless channels. Now, I will move on to the fixed line business. Broadband revenue stood at KRW618.5 billion, which is a 0.4% Y-o-Y growth, supported by an increase of the portion of Giga subscribers. In the Media business, IPTV subscribers maintained a net growth trend. However, PPV and advertising revenue declined, which resulted in a revenue decrease of 1.2% on Y-o-Y basis. In Q4, we will be launching the on-device AI setup box to recover revenue and proactively apply AI technology to the entire process of production and distribution of content. Home telephony revenue decreased by 7.6% to KRW172.2 billion. Next is B2B service. The increase of demand for AX and the steady growth of services, including dedicated lines have contributed to a 2.5% Y-o-Y growth of B2B service revenue. I'd like to note that AICC, one of the main drivers of AX is generating double-digit growth with the expansion of the subscription model, [indiscernible] Cloud. We will continue to pursue quality growth by improving the profitability of low-profit businesses. The next page is on major subsidiaries. BC Card posted a revenue of KRW931.4 billion, which is a 6.5% decrease Y-o-Y, mainly due to the decline of credit card sales. However, in contrast, operating income jumped, thanks to diligent management of the soundness of financial assets. Revenue of Skylife declined by 1.4% to KRW246.9 billion Y-o-Y due to reduction of pay TV subscription base. The content subsidiary experienced a 19.3% Y-o-Y decline in revenue due to a shrinking market. Despite the slow market, drama series that were released in Q3, namely Your Honor and Dear Harry were successful, showing strong future growth potential. Revenue of KT Cloud grew by 6.8% Y-o-Y, thanks to higher IDC utilization by global customers and stronger retention of public sector customers and cloud services. KT Estate experienced a revenue growth of 3.6% Y-o-Y, mainly driven by lease revenue from offices and hotels. The occupancy and average room rate of the five hotels in Seoul that the Company operates are continuously on the rise, solidifying the foundation for revenue growth. This concludes the earnings presentation for 2024 Q3. KT will strive to jump to the next level in terms of corporate value by structurally transforming into an AICT company and successfully implementing the corporate value up plan. I ask for the continued support and interest of investors and analysts. Thank you.