In 3Q25, NCSM reported total revenues of $46.5M, a 6.0% year-over-year increase, outperforming broader industry activity levels. Growth reflected higher U.S. and international product sales primarily with fracturing systems (including the North Sea) and wellbore construction in the Middle East. This was partially offset by softer Canadian product sales on lower rig counts. International revenue increased ~38.0% y/y while U.S. revenue grew by ~36.0% during the same period as tracer diagnostics ramped (including ~$2M from ResMetrics). Canada grew 32% sequentially as spring break-up effects eased. Adjusted Gross margins came in at 41.7%, down slightly from 42.1% in 3Q24. Going forward, we continue to expect modest revenue and margin growth through the remainer of FY25, supported by resilience in core product lines and contributions from the recent ResMetrics acquisition.