For balance sheet items, despite the new debt facility for the 4th ships we financed in the 2nd quarter, We have reduced our gross debt to $925,000,000 bringing that number down by approximately $200,000,000 Since June 30, 2022, we had $259,000,000 in cash on our balance sheet at the quarter end, of which $161,900,000 is restricted with $129,800,000 of that being receipt of Charter Hire in advance. The balance of $97,100,000 covers minimum liquidity covenants and working capital. We have continued to return capital to shareholders Through our quarterly dividend and also buybacks with around $7,000,000 of buybacks in the quarter bringing us to $17,000,000 during the first half of twenty twenty three And $47,000,000 since Q3 2021. As Ian has indicated, share buybacks are an important part of our capital allocation toolkit With the new $40,000,000 buyback authorization giving us valuable additional flexibility going forward. Notably, Our success in managing our balance sheet was recognized this past quarter by multiple credit rating agencies With Moody's upgrading us to BA3 from B1, S and P improving our outlook from stable to positive And KBRA reaffirming the BBB investment grade rating of our $350,000,000 5.6 9% senior secured notes due July 15, 2027.