cc may contain inaccuracies going to be using this money of course as just said to expand to production and facilities in australia and elsewhere but what kind of valuation does this actually give you and also on top of that what specifically on those plans can you can you expand on those plans i should say and good morning yeah i think in terms of the the money that we intended to raise i think basically in the coming years we were thinking that you know our local production the upstream will continue to invest and then i think australia will be another area where that we could look at a fair amount of budget because that is going to be a very strategic investment for us because we need a lot of ingredients coming back from australia to malaysia to someone a little bit because particularly dax to fresh ingredients australia i just want to get a sense of how big you see the market in southeast asia as we see it expand what sort of levels are you looking at and indeed what sort of share of the pie you want lets say five years from now yeah i think theres one thing that i think over the last 10 years we have learned a fair bit in terms of how to do daily farming in a sustainable manner in the tropic because if you look at the baby industry the closer you are to the ecuador line you know that kind of breadth and humanity in fact it is quite challenging so we hope that you know what we learned down here over the next three years we can actually pull through the region that had the similar challenges as well as difficulty and we hope that we can actually grow in that space i think that we made a big opportunity for us so what specific targets are you setting for the next five years one i mean both for southeast asia in terms of market share and also in malaysia where you currently hold an 18 percent market share give us some specific details yeah i think in terms of the neighboring country for example you know places like philippines and indonesia for example i think i know malaysia you only have about 30 million population views that we are a neighbor there was such a wuss opportunities i think in that sense you know look up and down consumption as right in malaysia and theyre still at sixty meters indonesia 17 for example philippine to any trees i think in that sense we really hope that over the next five years you know if we can ideally we would like to see at least incrementally one third of our contribution coming from outside our country thats what we we hope to be achieve so given your growth ambitions are you looking at marriages and acquisitions in the region are you in talks currently and no i didnt its not something at this point of time oh no thoughts you know but i think possibly we want to grow organically from now but but having said that i think we also know were running out of potential you know if there is any opportunity arises we might even consider that as well obviously day something that will probably chuck now well our entry for example of day something we will consider try and wheat prices skyrocket to records weve got grain prices right across the world down to whats going on with ukraine really really elevated how does that play out in your pricing and you have pricing power thats the question here as well what does it do for food inflation in your in your view yeah i think i know everybody i think the current situation to hate brings up very very strong is something that im not seeing for quite a while and it happened very fast and come very quick as well we are disrupting the brain caused deaths from part of our important input costs what would be the animal for example it does shocking but we have not increased our price for the last four years and it was deliberately do so because we want the fresh move to be made available for the masses so going forward i think what we did is that last october we have agreed to increase our price we pass on them by 5 percent to mitigate some of the apostate bute on and i think that that is suffice enough to see ourselves to actually mitigate some of the impact that is happening to us id say youre able to absorb these costs is that what youre saying sorry sorry as you just said it seems that you think that you can absorb these courses is that is that what youre saying yeah correct i think i think over the years to the growth rate that we have no economy of skills and not do anything better you know things like that and by that there for example those are things that we have done well in the sense that even notwithstanding for years without any price increase our margins are still dax so we hope that you know we can improve debt in the sense that you know i think these are shot them problem commodity prices as usual you know theyre coming up and they will probably fall as quickly as rudderless i think i think in our case i think for now we are comfortable although we have our brand equity is up very strong we have the ability to actually push on the pricing if need be 2 1 weve seen supply chain disruptions borders getting shot potter you know governments are committing to opening the borders and what are you seeing in terms of how your goods are getting delivered any any difficulty still or are difficulties easing yeah i think those are difficult to get only delaying the initial period off that lockdown i think that caused a bit of destruction but i would last a year plus i think things are fine normal ise so in terms of lets for summer to signal for i would be out we almost did in me they need to see for us i think that part of it is that maybe a bit of delay here and theyre doing you know a certain spike up the date on the drive when you go through slumps and things like that but overall i think its manageable and i think that we have we have managed at covid incidences quite readily in the sense that ill plan software and be shut down throughout the defendant make peter