I propose to take Questions Nos. 6, 19 and 25 together.
INPC prices are usually set for a quarterly period and include price and exchange rate adjustments; any operational deficits and surpluses which arise from time to time are offset without much delay through normal trading adjustments in subsequent periods.
A price increase was sought by the company for the second quarter as an offset against price and exchange rate adjustments in the previous period. I am aware of the current trading position of the company which is based for the present on a continuation of first quarter prices. This situation is, however, transitory and will be eliminated in the coming months, so as to return INPC to a breakeven position.