Daniel Dominguez: Leandro, thanks for the question. For year 2024, we are expecting a total CapEx of around $300 million. From this, San Gabriel will require between $180 million to $200 million. And for Yumpag, we will disburse around $25 million. For [indiscernible], during 2024, we expect to disburse around $15 million. Going to the second part of your question, how are we going to fund these cash requirements – these short-term cash requirements? We count with the cash that we are generating. It is around $200 million of EBITDA. We also count with a cash position of also $200 million. We count with the dividends from Cerro Verde. And if there is a gap that we estimate that it could be around $100 million or $150 million for a short period of time, we are very close to obtain committed revolving facilities with local banks in the order of $150 million.
We already count with $50 million for a committed line. So that will be the liquidity that we need for the funding of, basically, San Gabriel, Yumpag and our maintenance CapEx.
Unidentified Analyst: Okay. If I understand correctly, then you said that you already have $50 million in committed credit lines. And do you expect to increase it up to $150 million?
Daniel Dominguez: Yes, that is correct.
Operator: Our next question comes from Tanya Jakusconek from Scotiabank.
Tanya Jakusconek: Great. Sorry, I fell off the line and had to dial back in. So I really apologize if you’ve already answered these questions. But I just wanted to know on San Gabriel, where are we on the power line permit? I thought we were going to get it in Q4 of 2023. I just wonder where we are? Did we get it yet? Or are we expecting it?
Leandro Garcia: Thank you, Tanya. Thank you, Tanya, for your question. Renzo is with us. He can give you more detail on the process.
Renzo Macher: Sure. We finished all the workshops with the communities. And in November, we should have the public assembly. So probably in December, we should have better news. Not better news, but news. There is no news. Work fine so far.
Tanya Jakusconek: Okay. And then maybe, Daniel, again, I apologize if you talked about the Cerro Verde dividend. I think you had given guidance for about $120 million for this year and next. Is this something that we still should be thinking about? Or are we getting anything else from Cerro Verde this year?
Daniel Dominguez: We are very optimistic of the cash generation of Cerro Verde. They are generating $2 billion of EBITDA. They have already distributed a total of $100 million. And of course, we expect an additional dividend if the results come in the fourth quarter as we expect.
Tanya Jakusconek: Okay. And then can I just ask one final question, just on the Investor Day that you’re hosting in New York on December 4. I’m just trying to understand – because it is at the end of the year, and I’m just trying to understand at that Investor Day on December 4, are – besides the updates on the assets like you’re giving us and obviously, the development pipeline, will we be getting updated reserves and resources on December 4?
Leandro Garcia: Yes, Tanya. We will have news in that day. And one – that is one of the reasons that we postponed the Buenaventura Day for the last month of this year. So we will have news for you.
Tanya Jakusconek: Okay. So we will have updated year-end 2023 reserves and resources for the company?
Leandro Garcia: Yes, correct.
Tanya Jakusconek: Yes. Okay. And then one other thing, will you be providing us 2024 and longer-term guidance as well at the Investor Day?
