Sure. So, sir, my first question is towards Vande Bharat. Do we need to incur any capex for starting this project? Number one. Number two, will we get any advances from the, you know, the party who has awarded this project? And so this too, you know, would be the first question, I guess.
Sir, actually, the question was that, y ou know, once we have delivered this project, and so can we bid on our own going ahead for Vande Bharat opportunity or the tie-up that is there with the Russian…
I think in terms of our revenue target for this year, can you provide what is the MoU target and what are we targeting in terms of growth rates in FY24?
Will it be available with us, the data of the revenue that we have done in first half, what is the nomination and what is the bidding project that we have executed?
I think in the call, you briefly mentioned that cement prices in quarter four is slightly lower. Region-wise will it be possible to share how they are currently?
Okay. Fair enough. And second, I think you did passed upon the fuel cost will be lower in quarter four. So the 6% to 7% number that is for this particular quarter, quarter four on a quarter-quarter basis? Or it is six to eight months.
My question is on the margins. I think you did highlight a little distress on the margins in this particular year. But in this quarter, if you look at, there has been a weakness in margin in consultancy as well as there was a loss at EBIT level. At turnkey also, there has been a decline. In all three, you expect the same kind of trajectory going ahead? Or probably there is one-off in turnkey and export in this quarter?
Okay. So, it's basically change in the guidance earlier, like revenue growth will be flattish, margin improvement will be there. So there's a change in the guidance on that front. Profitable growth. So that at least in FY '24, it looks challenging, FY '25, whenever the export moves up, then only the traction could come? That's broadly one can summarize.