 And first of all, thank you to Pitch CMO Summit for inviting me to give the keynote address at this 14th edition of this forum. I didn't thought which I put together in the light of the theme, which is the agile market here, is the journey of the most iconic brand that we have, which is Raymond, the complete man. As I put together in my keynote address today, I think Raymond as a brand has all the characteristics depicted over the last 97 years of its existence, which is being agile. And agility in my mind means three things. One, obviously, which we all know is speed to market. The second is agile enough to have the pulse of the nation of the consumer. And that is something which is very important. And the third, and which I say is the most toughest one to follow, is the agility to know that you've gone wrong and you need to course correct. It's a tough one to swallow. And I think as human beings, as brands, we will come across moments where all three are very critical. And when I look back at the journey of the Raymond brand, I think the one of the biggest features, and what is why it's such an element brand even today, is that it's been a very agile brand. If I look back, one of the biggest things which gives me satisfaction about this brand is that brands tend to over a period of time let go of their DNA. They let go of their core with changing society, changing culture, evolution of cultures. I think the most important thing for the brand, a great brand rather, is not to let go of its core and its essence, but evolve its core and essence in line with the cultural and societal changes. And I think, as I've shown through the journey of Raymond over the decades, this is something which Raymond has been very true to, and that I think is no mean feat, whether it's our products, whether it's our good market strategy, whether it's our communication, whether it's our digital approach, I think we have been very true to the essence of the complete man. So thank you so much.