In Q3, the company's net sales declined 2% y-o-y (year-over-year) to $4.6 billion, primarily due to a difficult environment - particularly significant commodity inflation and negative foreign currency effects. In terms of bottom line, Kimberly-Clark's adjusted earnings per share grew 7% y-o-y, driven by strong cost savings, reduced overhead spending, and lower taxes. We expect Kimberly-Clark's personal care segment to drive revenue growth in 2018, as it has been successful in maintaining its market share in Eastern Europe and China, primarily as a result of price cuts.