Northam Booysendal Platinum Bursaries 2027: X10 Opportunities for Matric and University Students

 

Imagine working hard throughout high school, achieving good marks in Mathematics and Physical Sciences, and finally qualifying to study towards your dream career.

You have the academic potential. You know what you want to become. You may even have received an acceptance letter from a university.

But one question could still stand between you and your future:

Who is going to pay for your studies?

For many South African students, university funding is one of the biggest challenges they face. Tuition fees, accommodation, textbooks and other study-related expenses can make higher education difficult to afford.

However, an opportunity has emerged for students interested in mining, engineering, geology, chemistry and human resources.

Northam Booysendal Platinum Mine is inviting qualifying Grade 12 learners and registered tertiary students to apply for its bursary programme, with 10 opportunities advertised across five study-field groupings.

 

Check if you Qualify for this Bursary Before you Apply

 

The bursaries are particularly relevant to students who want to develop professional careers in South Africa’s mining and minerals industry.

And here is something worth paying attention to: you do not have to be interested in Mining Engineering to investigate this opportunity. Human Resources, Geology, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Analytical Chemistry are also among the advertised disciplines.

Applications close on 3 November 2026.

If your results meet the requirements, do not allow an incomplete application or missed deadline to become the reason you were never considered.

Before applying, you can also use the Edupstairs Bursary and NSFAS Eligibility Checker to explore possible education-funding pathways.

Quick Overview: Northam Booysendal Platinum Bursary Programme 2027

Programme details	Information
Bursary provider	Northam Platinum – Booysendal Mine
Programme	Booysendal Platinum Bursaries
Reference number	BDHR26/26
Study year	Prospective 2027 funding cycle; year not expressly stated in advert
Industry	Mining and Platinum Group Metals
Mine location	Mpumalanga and Limpopo border
Nearby towns	Mashishing, Roossenekal and Steelpoort
Available opportunities	10
Study fields	Mining Engineering, Electrical/Mechanical Engineering, Metallurgical Engineering/Analytical Chemistry, Geology and Human Resources
Eligible categories	Qualifying Grade 12 learners and registered students
Academic requirements	Generally 60% thresholds, depending on applicant category
Application method	Email
Application email	HRApplicationsBD@norplats.co.za
Closing date	3 November 2026

Important: The advertisement confirms the closing date, academic requirements, fields of study and application instructions. It does not disclose the exact bursary value or expressly specify the funded academic year. The 2027 description refers to the anticipated next academic funding cycle.

About Northam Booysendal Platinum Mine

Northam Platinum is one of South Africa’s established platinum group metals producers.

The company operates mining activities that contribute to the production of minerals used in industrial applications, automotive technologies, manufacturing and other sectors.

Booysendal Platinum Mine is located near the boundary between Mpumalanga and Limpopo, close to Mashishing (Lydenburg), Roossenekal and Steelpoort.

According to the company’s advertisement, the mine is situated on the southeastern exposure of the eastern limb of the Bushveld Complex, with approximately 80% of its resources in Mpumalanga.

Booysendal uses trackless mechanised mining equipment and has a board-and-pillar mining layout.

Modern mining operations require much more than equipment operators and underground workers.

A mine depends on engineers, geologists, scientists, human resources specialists and other professionals to maintain safe operations, manage resources, process minerals and support its workforce.

That helps explain why the Booysendal bursary advertisement includes several technical and non-technical disciplines.

For students interested in a professional career associated with mining, this programme offers an opportunity to be considered for educational funding.

10 Bursary Opportunities Available at Northam Booysendal Platinum

Northam Booysendal has advertised 10 bursary opportunities across the following disciplines.

1. Mining Engineering – 3 Bursaries

Mining Engineering accounts for the largest single allocation in the advertisement, with three bursaries.

Mining engineers contribute to the planning, design, development and management of mineral extraction operations.

Their responsibilities may involve underground mine planning, production systems, engineering safety, technical problem-solving and improving mining operations.

Students who enjoy Mathematics, Physical Sciences, technology and solving complex problems may find this career particularly interesting.

Before committing to the qualification, investigate the Mining Engineer career profile on Edupstairs.

The profile explains the occupation, South African OFO classification, possible specialisations and related qualifications.

2. Electrical and Mechanical Engineering – 2 Bursaries

Two bursaries are allocated to Electrical/Mechanical Engineering as a combined category.

Electrical Engineering involves electrical infrastructure, motors, industrial equipment, power distribution, automation and electrical control systems.

Mechanical Engineering focuses on machinery, mechanical systems, equipment design, maintenance, reliability and engineering operations.

Both disciplines are important in mechanised mining environments.

Students who enjoy understanding how machines work, investigating technical problems and developing practical engineering solutions may wish to explore these qualifications.

You can compare electrical and mechanical occupations using the Edupstairs Career and Qualification Explorer.

3. Metallurgical Engineering and Analytical Chemistry – 2 Bursaries

Two bursaries are allocated to Metallurgical Engineering/Analytical Chemistry as a combined category.

These disciplines are important in the processing, testing and understanding of minerals and materials.

Metallurgical engineers investigate how valuable minerals and metals can be extracted, processed and refined.

Analytical chemists use scientific techniques to examine the chemical composition and properties of materials.

In mining operations, laboratory testing and mineral-processing knowledge help support quality control, technical analysis and operational decision-making.

Students with an interest in Physical Sciences, Chemistry and laboratory work should investigate these career pathways.

4. Geology – 2 Bursaries

Geology is another important discipline in South Africa’s mining industry.

Geologists study the Earth’s structure, rocks, minerals and geological processes.

Within mining, they may contribute to mineral exploration, geological modelling, resource evaluation and understanding the characteristics of mineral deposits.

This career may appeal to students who enjoy Physical Sciences, Geography, field research and investigating natural resources.

The Booysendal advertisement allocates two bursaries to Geology.

5. Human Resources – 1 Bursary

Not every professional career in mining requires an Engineering qualification.

Northam Booysendal has also allocated one bursary to Human Resources.

Human Resources professionals support employees and organisations through functions such as recruitment, training, employee relations, workforce planning and performance management.

Large mining organisations require HR specialists to help manage their workforce and support organisational operations.

If you enjoy communication, working with people, administration and solving workplace problems, Human Resources could be worth investigating.

Students can research Human Resources qualifications and career pathways through the Edupstairs Career and Qualification Explorer.

Who Qualifies for the Northam Booysendal Bursaries?

Before preparing your application, it is important to understand that the employer has published different academic requirements for different applicant categories.

Meeting the advertised academic threshold does not guarantee that an applicant will receive a bursary.

Requirements for Technical Study Fields

For technical disciplines, the advertisement specifies:

• A Grade 12 qualification.
• At least 60% in Mathematics.
• At least 60% in Physical Science.
• At least 50% in Language.

These requirements are relevant to applicants pursuing technical fields such as Engineering, Geology and Analytical Chemistry.

Students should check their individual subject results rather than relying only on their overall Matric average.

Requirements for Non-Technical Study Fields

For non-technical roles, the advertisement specifies:

• Grade 12.
• At least 60% in Language.

Human Resources is the non-technical study field listed in this bursary advertisement.

Applicants should still confirm whether any additional qualification-specific admission requirements apply to their intended studies.

Requirements for Current Grade 12 Learners

This is particularly important for learners writing their final Matric examinations in 2026.

You do not necessarily have to wait for your final Matric results before applying.

According to the advertisement, current Grade 12 learners may submit their Grade 11 results or Grade 12 mid-year results.

The academic requirements specified for this category are:

• Mathematics: 60%.
• Physical Science: 60%.
• Language: 60%.

Notice that the language threshold for current Grade 12 learners is 60%, rather than the 50% general technical-field threshold.

Current Matric learners should therefore follow the requirements applicable to their specific category.

Northam also states that bursaries granted to current Grade 12 learners will depend on their final National Senior Certificate examination results.

This means that preliminary results may support an application, but final results remain important.

Requirements for Registered Tertiary Students

Students who are already studying at tertiary institutions may also apply.

The advertisement requires registered students to have: A minimum aggregate of 60% in their major subjects.

Applicants should provide their academic records showing the relevant results.

They must also provide proof of registration or acceptance, as applicable.

What Does the Northam Booysendal Bursary Cover?

The advertisement confirms that Northam Booysendal is offering bursary opportunities to qualifying students.

However, it does not provide a detailed funding breakdown or specify a maximum bursary amount.

Applicants should therefore not automatically assume that every university-related expense will be paid.

Before accepting a bursary offer, successful applicants should confirm whether their individual funding agreement covers tuition fees, registration, accommodation, textbooks, meals, transport and any applicable allowances.

They should also establish whether academic performance conditions, annual renewal requirements or post-study obligations apply.

These details are important because different bursary programmes may have different funding arrangements.

Find the Right University for Engineering, Geology and Human Resources Studies

One mistake prospective students sometimes make is concentrating entirely on bursary funding while overlooking university admission.

Imagine applying for Mining Engineering funding without first confirming whether your Matric results qualify you for the course.

Even if you meet a bursary provider’s general academic requirements, a university may have additional admission requirements.

Different institutions may apply different Admission Point Score (APS), Mathematics, Physical Sciences and programme-specific selection criteria.

That is why students should research their intended qualification before making a final study decision.

The Edupstairs University Explorer brings together information about South Africa’s 26 public universities.

Through the platform, prospective students can investigate university programmes, admission requirements, APS scores, application information and relevant student resources.

For example, students interested in Mining Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Geology, Analytical Chemistry or Human Resources can investigate suitable university courses.

Remember: A bursary application does not automatically count as a university application. Complete both processes separately where required.

What About Students Who Want to Study at TVET Colleges?

Not every young person interested in a mining career will follow a university degree pathway.

South Africa’s public TVET colleges offer different vocational, technical and occupational education programmes.

Depending on the college and qualification, students may investigate areas such as Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Engineering Studies, Business Management and related vocational programmes.

The Edupstairs TVET College Explorer provides access to information about 50 public TVET colleges, including programmes, campuses and admission resources.

Students from communities around Booysendal may wish to investigate institutions in Mpumalanga and Limpopo.

However, the Booysendal bursary advertisement does not expressly confirm that all TVET college qualifications qualify for this bursary.

TVET applicants should contact the employer to clarify eligibility before assuming that their particular qualification is accepted.

Not Sure Which Career to Choose? Use Career Discovery

A bursary may help finance your studies, but choosing the wrong qualification can create difficulties later.

Imagine spending several years studying a subject only to discover that the daily responsibilities of the career do not match your interests.

That is why career research should come before a long-term study commitment.

Edupstairs has developed a free Career Discovery Assessment that helps South Africans explore careers based on their occupational interests.

The assessment includes 30 activities and suggests occupations that may suit an individual’s interest profile.

It is particularly useful for students choosing between fields such as Engineering, Geology, Chemistry and Human Resources.

After completing the assessment, use the Career and Qualification Explorer to investigate recognised South African qualifications, NQF levels, occupational descriptions and possible career pathways.

Career Discovery is an interest-exploration tool. It does not determine eligibility for Northam’s bursaries or admission to a particular university.

Investigate Mining Careers Through the National Skills Intelligence Explorer

Before investing several years in a qualification, students should also understand the broader occupational landscape.

Which occupations are formally recognised in South Africa?

What skills priorities have been documented within the mining and minerals sector?

What qualifications and professional pathways connect with those occupations?

The Edupstairs National Skills Intelligence Explorer helps users investigate South African OFO occupations and available Sector Education and Training Authority research.

The Explorer includes information about documented occupational priorities, skills gaps and qualification pathways where supporting research is available.

Students interested in Mining Engineering, Geology, Metallurgy and related technical careers can use this information to support their research.

However, occupational research may be historical or unconfirmed. A reported skills priority is not a guarantee of current employment demand, a bursary or a job after graduation.

Explore MQA Bursaries and Mining Skills Programmes Through the SETA Platform

South Africa’s mining and minerals sector is supported by the Mining Qualifications Authority (MQA).

The MQA is one of the country’s 21 Sector Education and Training Authorities and is involved in skills-development initiatives relevant to mining and mineral processing.

Students interested in mining careers may investigate learning pathways associated with engineering trades, occupational qualifications, apprenticeships, workplace training and bursary support.

The Edupstairs SETA Platform brings together information about all 21 SETAs and associated programmes.

You can also investigate the MQA Bursary Scheme and funding pathway information.

Students considering occupational qualifications can further explore the QCTO Accredited Providers Database.

The database provides accreditation-related records for occupational training providers. Accreditation information must be checked against the particular qualification and delivery site; it does not establish current enrolment availability or bursary funding.

These resources support broader career planning and should not be interpreted as additional Northam bursary requirements.

Required Documents for the Northam Booysendal Bursary Application

Northam Booysendal requires applicants to provide supporting documentation.

Prepare the following documents before submitting your application:

1. An updated, comprehensive Curriculum Vitae (CV).
2. A certified copy of your identity document.
3. Certified copies of relevant qualifications and academic results.
4. Grade 11 or Grade 12 mid-year results if you are currently completing Matric.
5. A current academic record if you are already registered at a tertiary institution.
6. Proof of tertiary registration or acceptance, where applicable.

Make sure all attached documents are clear, readable and relevant to your application category.

The advertisement does not specify a certification-age limit, so applicants should confirm any additional documentation conditions directly with the employer if necessary.

If you have never prepared a bursary CV, read the Edupstairs guide to writing a professional student CV for bursary applications.

You can also use the complete bursary supporting documents checklist to organise your application documents.

How to Apply for the Northam Booysendal Platinum Bursary Programme

Applications must be submitted by email.

Follow these steps carefully.

Step 1: Check Your Academic Eligibility

Confirm that your chosen discipline is included in the advertisement.

Then verify that your Mathematics, Physical Science, Language or tertiary academic results meet the applicable requirements.

Step 2: Prepare Your CV

Update your CV to reflect your education, academic achievements, relevant skills and career interests.

Students with limited employment experience should focus on their academic background, achievements, leadership activities and genuine interests.

Do not exaggerate qualifications, achievements or work experience.

Step 3: Prepare the Required Supporting Documents

Gather your certified ID copy, academic records, qualification certificates and proof of registration or acceptance, as applicable.

Check that your documents are readable before attaching them.

Step 4: Create an Email Application

Open your email application and enter the following address: HRApplicationsBD@norplats.co.za

In the subject line, identify the bursary and include the reference number.

Suggested email subject: BURSARIES – REF: BDHR26/26

Northam specifically instructs applicants to quote the job title and reference number in the email subject.

Step 5: Attach Your Documents

Attach your updated CV and all relevant supporting documents.

Check that every file opens correctly.

If your documents are large, ensure that the total attachment size is supported by your email provider.

Step 6: Review and Submit Before the Deadline

Double-check the recipient’s email address, subject line, academic information and attachments.

Submit your application before 3 November 2026.

Send your Northam Booysendal bursary application by email

What Happens After You Apply?

Northam states that it will only respond to shortlisted candidates.

Applicants who do not receive communication within 21 days after the closing date should consider their applications unsuccessful.

Submitting an application does not guarantee that a candidate will be shortlisted or awarded funding.

Other Recently Published Bursaries on Edupstairs for 2027

Northam Booysendal is not the only organisation offering student funding opportunities.

Edupstairs has recently published several other bursary programmes that prospective students should investigate.

Each programme has its own academic requirements, supported fields, application procedures and closing dates.

1. ArcelorMittal Engineering Bursaries 2027

The ArcelorMittal Engineering Bursary Programme for 2027 supports eligible applicants pursuing selected four-year engineering degrees.

Advertised disciplines include Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Metallurgical Engineering, Computer Engineering and Electronic Engineering.

The funding package includes registration, tuition, books and specified living and laptop allowances.

Closing date: 4 November 2026.

2. Emalahleni Local Municipality External Bursary Programme 2027

The Emalahleni Local Municipality External Bursary Programme 2027 targets qualifying young people from the municipality’s jurisdiction.

Priority study fields include Engineering, Information Technology, Analytical Chemistry, Finance, Law, Environmental Management and other identified disciplines.

Applicants must meet the municipality’s residency, age, academic and financial requirements.

Closing date: 27 November 2026.

3. ATNS Air Traffic Services Bursary Programme 2027

The ATNS Air Traffic Services Bursary Programme 2027 offers 120 opportunities for qualifying young South Africans interested in specialised aviation training.

Successful applicants will receive training through the ATNS Aviation Training Academy.

The current recruitment listing displays 5 October 2027 as its closing date, although applicants should confirm the deadlines for specific intakes.

4. Glencore Coal South Africa Bursary Programme 2027

Students interested specifically in Mining Engineering should also investigate the Glencore Coal South Africa Bursary Programme for 2027.

The programme targets eligible prospective first-year and current university students.

Its advertised funding package includes tuition, accommodation, meals, textbooks and other specified allowances.

Closing date: 30 October 2026.

5. Northam Zondereinde Bursaries 2027

Northam Platinum is also offering a separate funding opportunity through its Zondereinde Mine.

The Northam Zondereinde External Bursary Programme 2027 supports a wider range of study fields, including Engineering, Geology, Accounting, Human Resources, Environmental Sciences, Logistics and several others.

The Zondereinde programme has its own selection criteria and application method.

Closing date: 22 October 2026.

This is an earlier deadline than the Booysendal bursary deadline, so eligible students should investigate it immediately.

6. Limpopo Department of Public Works Bursary 2027

The Limpopo Department of Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure Bursary Programme 2027 provides funding opportunities for qualifying students interested in selected engineering, construction and infrastructure-related fields.

Residency and programme-specific conditions apply.

The published closing-date guidance identifies 31 October 2026, but applicants should verify the latest departmental notice.

7. Silulumanzi Bursary Fund 2027

Students interested in Engineering, Science and Environmental disciplines may also investigate the Silulumanzi Bursary Fund for 2027.

The bursary is relevant to students pursuing selected technical and science-related qualifications associated with the water sector.

Closing date: 30 November 2026.

For more funding opportunities, visit the latest bursaries published on Edupstairs.

Always check whether applications remain open and whether your qualifications meet the relevant bursary provider’s requirements.

Plan Your Studies and Career

Use these Edupstairs resources together to make informed educational and funding decisions.

Career exploration

• Career Discovery Assessment – Identify occupations that match your interests.
• Career and Qualification Explorer – Research South African careers, SAQA qualifications and NQF pathways.
• Mining Engineer Career Profile – Investigate mining engineering responsibilities, specialisations and qualifications.
• National Skills Intelligence Explorer – Explore documented occupational and SETA skills research.

Universities, colleges and training

• University Explorer – Compare South African universities and their programmes.
• TVET College Explorer – Investigate vocational programmes, colleges and campuses.
• QCTO Accredited Providers Database – Research occupational training-provider accreditation.
• SETA Platform – Explore all 21 SETAs and their skills-development pathways.
• MQA Bursary Scheme – Investigate mining-sector bursary and training information.

Bursaries and application preparation

• Latest Bursaries in South Africa – Discover additional study-funding opportunities.
• Bursary and NSFAS Eligibility Checker – Explore potential education-funding options.
• NSFAS 2027 Funding Guide – Learn about university and TVET funding applications.
• Professional Student CV Writing Guide – Prepare a stronger bursary CV.
• Bursary Supporting Documents Checklist – Organise the required documentation.
• Free Matric Past Examination Papers and Memoranda – Practise Mathematics, Physical Sciences and other subjects.

Official Northam Requirements vs Edupstairs Guidance

Official Northam Booysendal Requirements

The supplied Northam Booysendal bursary advertisement confirms:

• Ten bursary opportunities across the listed study fields.
• Academic requirements for technical and non-technical disciplines.
• Specific academic thresholds for current Grade 12 learners.
• A minimum 60% aggregate in major subjects for registered students.
• Certified supporting documentation.
• Proof of registration or acceptance.
• Email submission instructions.
• Reference number BDHR26/26.
• Closing date of 3 November 2026.
• Shortlisting and communication conditions.

Additional Edupstairs Guidance

Edupstairs recommends researching careers and qualifications, comparing institutions, preparing professional application documents and investigating other bursaries.

The University Explorer, TVET College Explorer, Career Discovery Assessment, SETA Platform, National Skills Intelligence Explorer and other resources linked in this article are independently provided educational guidance.

They are not additional eligibility conditions imposed by Northam Booysendal.

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Edupstairs Advice: Your Academic Results Deserve an Opportunity

Think about how much time you have already invested in your education.

Years of attending school, writing examinations, completing assignments and preparing for the next stage of your life.

If you have worked hard enough to achieve the Mathematics, Physical Sciences or other results required for your chosen field, those achievements deserve to be put to use.

But academic potential alone cannot submit an application.

You still have to prepare your documents, confirm your eligibility and take action.

The Northam Booysendal Platinum Bursary Programme presents a funding opportunity for qualifying students interested in building careers connected with mining and related professional disciplines.

With 10 opportunities advertised, applicants should take the published selection requirements seriously.

Start by checking your academic results.

Then confirm that your chosen qualification falls within one of the advertised disciplines.

Prepare your CV, obtain the relevant certified documents and ensure that your proof of acceptance or registration is available.

Submit your application before 3 November 2026.

At the same time, do not depend entirely on one bursary. Continue investigating legitimate funding opportunities through Edupstairs, official funding providers and applicable university financial-aid offices.

Your aim should be more than securing a bursary.

It should be obtaining a recognised qualification, developing relevant professional skills and working towards a sustainable career.

Northam Booysendal Bursaries – Reference BDHR26/26

Closing date: 3 November 2026

Email Your Northam Booysendal Bursary Application

Frequently Asked Questions About the Northam Booysendal Bursaries

1. When Do Northam Booysendal Bursary Applications Close?

Applications close on 3 November 2026.

2. How Many Bursaries Are Available?

The advertisement allocates 10 bursaries across Mining Engineering, Electrical/Mechanical Engineering, Metallurgical Engineering/Analytical Chemistry, Geology and Human Resources.

3. Can Current Grade 12 Learners Apply?

Yes. Current Grade 12 learners may apply using their Grade 11 or Grade 12 mid-year results, provided they meet the relevant academic requirements.

Final bursary decisions for these learners will be subject to their final Matric examination results.

4. Can Current University Students Apply?

Yes. Registered students are included in the advertisement and must meet the minimum 60% aggregate requirement in their major subjects.

5. Can I Apply With 60% in Mathematics and Physical Science?

The general technical-field requirement specifies at least 60% in Mathematics and Physical Science, together with the relevant language threshold.

Current Grade 12 learners have an explicitly stated 60% requirement in Language as well.

Meeting these thresholds does not guarantee selection.

6. Does Northam Offer Human Resources Bursaries?

Yes. One bursary has been allocated to Human Resources.

7. Does the Bursary Cover Accommodation and Tuition?

The advertisement does not provide a detailed funding package. Successful applicants should obtain confirmation of the covered expenses from Northam.

8. How Do I Apply?

Send your application and required supporting documents to HRApplicationsBD@norplats.co.za.

Quote the bursary title and reference number BDHR26/26 in the email subject.

9. Will I Receive Feedback After Applying?

Northam states that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. If no response is received within 21 days after the application closing date, applicants should consider their applications unsuccessful.

10. Is Employment Guaranteed After Receiving the Bursary?

The advertisement does not promise employment after graduation.

Applicants should not assume that bursary funding automatically includes a permanent position.

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Disclaimer

Edupstairs is an independent South African education, careers and opportunities information platform.

Edupstairs is not affiliated with Northam Platinum or Booysendal Mine and does not administer, receive, shortlist, approve or award bursaries under this programme.

All bursary selection decisions, funding arrangements and application conditions remain the responsibility of the employer.

Applicants must follow the official advertisement and obtain clarification directly from Northam where necessary.

Never pay anyone who claims that they can guarantee a bursary, university admission or preferential selection.

Editorial Integrity

This Edupstairs Opportunity Explainer was prepared using the Northam Booysendal Platinum bursary advertisement supplied for publication, reference BDHR26/26.

The number of advertised opportunities, academic requirements, study disciplines, application email address, required documentation, closing date and response conditions were taken from the supplied advertisement.

Additional information concerning career planning, universities, TVET colleges, recognised qualifications, occupational research, SETA programmes and related bursaries has been independently researched through Edupstairs resources.

Where the advertisement does not specify a funding amount, guaranteed expense coverage, exact funded academic year, employment outcome or specific geographical preference, Edupstairs does not present assumptions as official bursary conditions.

Edupstairs encourages every applicant to verify their eligibility and submit accurate application documents through the employer’s stated channel.

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