Borgwarner Inc Completes Acquisition of Delphi Technologies PLC - Conference Call Summary

The following is excerpted from the question-and-answer section of the transcript.

Question: James Albert Picariello - KeyBanc Capital Markets Inc., Research Division - Analyst : Just to hit on the accretion, so obviously, encouraging to see the deals intact accretion for 2022 despite to this year's pandemic. I'm just curious, what's the major driver behind the slightly more dilutive impact for 2021 for next year? Your cost-out synergies are higher, the deals amortization is a little bit lower. I mean, is it because it's an equity deal? Is it more of a function of the gap between BorgWarner's earnings compared to Delphi's has gotten wider for next year, which would make -- increase the dilution near term?

Question: James Albert Picariello - KeyBanc Capital Markets Inc., Research Division - Analyst : Yes. Okay. Got it. Staying on electrification and your content opportunity and the revenue potential, I mean, we're only -- interestingly enough, Romeo Power recently published a press release, BorgWarner, of course, has 20% ownership of that company and also has a consolidated JV with Romeo. In that slide deck, there was a projection out to 2025 of the JV specifically. And the revenue for the JV was like $700 million for 2025. I'm just curious, is that -- would that be completely separate from the greater than $900 million funnel that you have on Slide 6? Just curious your thoughts on that detail that was provided.