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This speech is less about celebration and more about signaling a shift in how the business will operate going forward. The numbers already show a clear pattern 16 years for the first 100 MMT, and now every 100 MMT coming in ~2 years. That kind of acceleration usually happens... when systems, not just assets, start scaling. What’s interesting is the emphasis on decentralisation and last-mile execution. When leadership starts talking about pushing decisions closer to the ground and reducing hierarchy, it typically means the organisation has reached a size where speed becomes the biggest constraint. The focus on workers and partners isn’t just emotional framing. In large infrastructure networks, reliability depends heavily on execution consistency and ecosystem strength, not just ownership of assets. This looks like a transition phase from expansion-led growth to efficiency- and system-led scaling. If executed well, that’s what sustains high growth at this level. If not, complexity can slow things down.show more

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