00:00In the proceeds of IPO, we are raising 425 crores for working capital facility.
00:07As you rightly mentioned, the fluctuation of molasses, maize, rice almost goes up to 30 to 40% in a year, which is a huge fluctuation.
00:21Hence, what we intend to do going forward is to raise this capital and ensure that we buy the product at the cheapest value.
00:32If we sit with a great working capital cash flow, whenever the bottom is reached and we envision that this is the EBITDA that we are going to have, we can procure these materials at the cheap cost.
00:45Our prices to sell the ethanol is fixed.
00:48We cannot change that.
00:49The technology is fixed.
00:52There is nothing to play around in the technology.
00:53Maybe 1 to 2 rupees here and there.
00:57Close to 1%.
00:58Our raw material cost contributes to 66 to 68% of the total value chain.
01:07This 66 to 68% has a completely dynamic volatility of price.
01:12By getting listed, we will get 425 crores.
01:16And we also have working capital facilities of 350-odd crores from banks.
01:23Using these facilities, we will buy the raw materials at the cheapest of cheapest cost and increase our bottom line in the company.
01:29We will give them 521 wider.
01:30Then we will get to see the cost.
01:33We are working capital facilities ofatre- dosis.
01:35We will get to see the cost of the customer, which is most important.
01:36We will get to see the cost of the price.
01:37In the next couple of days, we will be looking forward to the customer.
01:38We will get to see the cost of $1,000 as well.
01:39As you will hear the cost of the cost of the customer had too many times.
01:40And we will get to see the cost of the company.
01:41Now, we will go into this cost of the cost of the cost of the cost.
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