In 2012, we produced 24.7 million tonnes of steelmaking coal, the majority of which was shipped to the Asia-Pacific  region. Our proven and probable reserves of more than 1 billion tonnes of coal position us to continue to meet global  demand. In addition, our measured and indicated resources now total over 3.6 billion tonnes and our inferred  resources over 2 billion tonnes of raw coal.  Our current production capacity is approximately 27 million tonnes and is expected to grow to 28 million tonnes by  the end of 2013. However, to align production rates with anticipated demand and to effectively manage inventories,  we plan to produce 24.0 to 25.0 million tonnes of coal in 2013. With current expansion plans underway at our six producing mines and the potential restart of our Quintette mine,  we expect to reach an annualized production rate above 30 million tonnes of coal per year by the end of 2014, subject  to permitting and customer demand.  In 2012, our coal business unit accounted for 45% of revenue and 51% of gross profit before depreciation and  amortization. ($ in millions) 2012 2011 2010 Revenues $ 4,647 $ 5,641 $ 4,351 Gross profit before depreciation and amortization  $ 2,033 $ 3,306 $ 2,261 Production  (000’s tonnes)  24,652 22,785 23,109 Sales  (000’s tonnes)  23,989 22,207 23,167 Operations Decreased gross profit before depreciation and amortization primarily reflects significantly lower coal prices, partially  offset by higher production and sales volumes. The average realized selling price in 2012 decreased to US$193 per  tonne, compared with US$257 per tonne in 2011 and US$181 per tonne in 2010. Gross profit declined in 2012, due primarily to lower coal prices and higher transportation costs. Transportation unit  cost increases resulted from lower than planned shipping volumes, the use of additional terminals to supplement  capacity during outages resulting from expansion programs or incidents at our traditional terminals, as well as from  inflation and annual contractual rate adjustments with our rail and port service providers and higher than normal  proportion of coal sold inclusive of ocean freight. These costs were partially offset by higher sales volumes and lower  mine operating unit costs, which resulted from a successful cost reduction program initiated at all coal mines in  August 2012.  Coal sales volumes of 24.0 million tonnes increased 8% from 2011.  Generations 41 Coal 