Just saw that Marc Rossiter is stepping down as Enerflex CEO, effective immediately. Preet Dhindsa, who's been the CFO since last year, is taking over as interim while they search for a permanent replacement. Apparently Dhindsa has like 25+ years in energy and finance, so not exactly a random pick. They're also bringing in someone new as interim CFO to fill that gap. The company's sticking to its 2025 outlook though - sounds like operations are staying steady. They're planning to spend between $110-130 million on capital stuff this year, with growth investments focused on the US and Middle East. Also approved some buyback program to repurchase up to 5% of shares over the next 12 months. Pretty standard move when there's leadership transition, I guess. Curious to see who they bring in as the permanent CEO.