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Elysium Capital Management

801 Brickell Avenue
Suite 2500
Miami, FL 33131

Leo D. Corradini
Managing Partner

Tel.: (786) 693-7850
Cell (US): (305) 302-0971
Cell (Brazil): 011-99169-0781
Brazil (0800-762-5444) Ext  7850
Fax: (786) 475-7539
lcorradini@elysiumcapitalmgt.com


Jose Eduardo C. Ferreira
Partner – Investment Advisor

Tel.: (786) 693-7851
Cell (US): (305) 979-2594
Cell (Brazil): 041-9972-9085
Brazil (0800): 0800-762-5444 Ext.7851
Fax: (786) 475-7539
eferreira@elysiumcapitalmgt.com

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