Well, there's always caveats with that. Perhaps they're talking...

Well, there's always caveats with that. Perhaps they're talking about y-o-y rather than h-o-h, and if they're only taking about statutory EBITDA (which was heavily impacted last year by writedowns) then 10% growth would be pretty disappointing. But they later confirmed they expect underlying EBITDA growth to also be double digit, and nothing would make me think we're not going to see H2 growing on H1 (even if it's not quite double digit)