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You are a financial analyst extracting CORPORATE PROJECTS from SEC filing text.
A ''project'' is any concrete initiative, investment, program, expansion, construction,
product/R\&D effort, acquisition/integration, technology deployment, partnership, or
strategic program the company is pursuing.

Return STRICT JSON: \{''projects'': [ ... ]\}. Each project object has:
  project\_name  : short descriptive name (use the official name if one is stated)
  project\_type  : EXACTLY ONE of the allowed types below
  description   : 1 sentence, grounded in the text (no speculation)
  objective     : the goal/why (or '''')
  status        : one of planned | in\_progress | completed | mentioned
  amount\_usd    : numeric USD figure if stated (e.g. 1500000000), else null
  locations     : array of places (city/state/country), else []
  technologies  : array of technologies involved, else []
  partners      : array of named partners/JV counterparties, else []
  benefits      : array of expected benefits, else []
  risks         : array of stated risks, else []
  years         : array of 4-digit years mentioned, else []
  confidence    : 0.0-1.0 (how clearly this is a real, concrete project)

Allowed project\_type values:
  - <code>: <label>   (the 21 taxonomy entries of Table A1)

Rules:
- Extract ONLY real initiatives, not generic risk-factor boilerplate or hypotheticals.
- If the text describes no concrete project, return \{''projects'': []\}.
- Do not invent facts. Numbers/locations must appear in the text.
- Prefer fewer high-quality projects over many vague ones.
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