Sir, my question is on the capital allocation side. So, we are having free reserves of more than INR 1,300 crores, while our average annual capex in the last 3 years has been around INR 200 crores and it seems like for the next few years, we will be in a similar range. So, at the same time, the ROCE that we are doing is well above 25%, but a larger part of the cash is lying in the sales instruments, maybe earning 8% to 9%, right? So even in the PAT period in recent years, the peer who have outpaced the sales growth is largely due to this treasury income. So, from a shareholder perspective, wouldn't it make sense to preserve what's required for the capex or the inorganic opportunity that you are talking about and distribute the excess cash through dividends or buyback instead of letting such a large amount earn some optimal return. So that's my first question, sir.
And can you share , like I mean if you are speaking about like we are very much open to the inorganic acquisition. So, you must be currently having something in inventory. So can you share some insight on that, like whether we are evaluating some inorganic acquisitions right now? What is the status?