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Question: Andrew James Wilson - JPMorgan Chase & Co, Research Division - Analyst
: Firstly, just on the maintenance growth, which you've helpfully broken down there. I guess my question is quite broad. So I guess you can approach
it as you like. But how -- why wouldn't I think that, that kind of 9% growth number would be sustainable as we go through the year on the maintenance
side? Because kind of to the breakdown you've given, 24/7 is a tailwind. The unit growth I guess, is the question what you need to continue. And
I guess pricing, I know lots of these contracts can be annual and therefore, there locked in. So I guess is there any reason why I shouldn't be as
positive. And if it's not 9% then, say, high single digits as an example, when I think about the maintenance business in '23?
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APRIL 26, 2023 / 11:15AM, KNEBV.HE - Q1 2023 Kone Oyj Earnings Press Conference
Question: Andrew James Wilson - JPMorgan Chase & Co, Research Division - Analyst
: Yes. That's very helpful. And just as my follow-up, and it is really just to check comment on the last question, actually. Just on the labor cost, milk.
I think from memory, you said something around EUR 100 million or so or just over EUR 100 million headwind for '23 and the bridge on labor, is
that still a sensible number? Or did I get that number rived, to start with, I guess?
Ilkka Hara - KONE Oyj - Interim Leader of South Europe & Mediterranean Region, Executive VP, CFO & Member of Executive Board
You have a very good memory. That is a good number to be used.
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