Just continuing with the last question. So , if pricing is likely to be range bound and you have a US$22 to US$27 benefit on the coking coal price. So essentially, from an EBITDA per tonne perspective, we kind of factor in the coking coal improvement and any effi ciency gains that you may be seeing, right?
On the iron ore side, just to break it down, you will have about 15 million tonnes of captive ore in Karnataka, about 25 in Orissa and 1 to 2 in Goa. Is that right?