However, achieving organic revenue growth may be difficult due to secular challenges. Improvements in credit metrics, including leverage and coverage ratios, will initially come from increasing profit margins. Xerox's liquidity is adequate, with about $500 million of balance sheet cash expected at the end of each year for the next two years. To enhance cash balances, temporary advances under the $425 million ABL revolver may be needed, primarily in the first quarter of the calendar year when working capital requirements peak. The stable outlook incorporates Moody's expectation that revenue declines, adjusting for acquisitions, will improve to the low single-digit percentage range. Over the two years post-closing of the acquisition, Xerox is expected to achieve most of its targeted cost synergies for the Lexmark acquisition. Adjusted Debt to EBITDA is expected to approach the mid-4x range by the end of 2025.