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To: Grad B who wrote (3999)	6/23/2006 9:20:45 AM
From: Rob Preuss	Respond to of 9255

1) "But the 60,000 may be before reductions, so the cost structure of the JV should be looking pretty good if so." From what I've read, the 60,000 is before reductions. I expect something just over 50,000 (e.g., up to about 53,000) after reductions. 2) "Of course, Siemens is getting 1/2 of the earnings stream, while initially contributing less than that amount to the bottom line." Hmmm... but I think Siemens is contributing 50% more than Nokia to the top line. Overall, the JV seems like a win for both companies. Rob