Just a last bookkeeping question and following up from the earlier question. So, earlier when we had announced acquiring 80% in Thriveni, so we had given projections for the next few years basis, existing business operations. So, are we at a point where we can give a new estimate if we have won any new order wins? Or should we still assume the same numbers given earlier?
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Prateek Singh
DAM Capital Advisors
Lloyds Metals And Energy Limited
Steel Authority of India Limited
Just following on Ashish's question earlier, if you ca n give us actual numbers for NSR, both flat and longs for Q1 as well as Q4 in rupees per ton?
Sir, if we saw a decent increase in NSR, I was a bit confused when I look at the slides. So the slide where you show an EBITDA bridge from Q4 to Q1, 2 things caught my eye. One was that the sales price/NSR, we are putting a negative number, in the sense, that it's impa cting the EBITDA negatively when moving from Q4 to Q1. That is one. And second is the raw material usage is also hitting us negatively. What is the raw material usage? I mean I would assume that given that we produce less, so usage also would be lower?