In 1Q25, ECNL observed improved profitability despite significant macro environment uncertainty. The Company experienced a market recovery for fibers in the US, with increased sales of ECONYL® products. On a consolidated basis, ECNL reported improved EBITDA margins compared to 1Q24 despite lower revenue. This improvement is partly due to the increasing percentage of ECONYL® sales, which accounted for 60.5% of revenues generated from fibers in the first quarter. The Company also remains focused on debt repayment with a decreasing trend in net financial position, as evidenced by the NFP/EBITDA ratio remaining largely unchanged at 3.45x at the end of 1Q25 from 3.42x at the end of FY24.