Sanjeev Sharma

We had a 25% order growth, 6% revenue growth, and we continue to have a good cash position within the company.

We will follow the due process of evaluating it. After the valuations are done, like we have done in the past, and the local board is satisfied, based on that valuation, separation of this asset will be done into a new company.

We have a very strong balance sheet at this point of time and also good momentum for our portfolio within the company so much so that for the first time our backlog is above 10,000 crores.

We do see participation from the Chinese manufacturers in the marketplace and some of the corporates when they are deciding they are bringing them into the mix of buying as a possibility from Chinese players.

We do see participation from the Chinese manufacturers in the marketplace. Some of the corporates... are bringing them into the mix of buying as a possibility from Chinese players.

We focus on the opportunities rather than we get too worried about macros. There are always opportunities.

I think the main story is that the large projects which are being held back, they should be released in coming quarters.

We are expanding our capacities organically to meet the market demand. That is how some of the balances are.

We had the highest ever orders at about INR 14,115 crore, which was 8% growth. If you look at CAGR growth, from 2021 onwards, it has been 16%.

Our backlog is at its strongest at INR 10,471 crore, which has grown by 12%. If you look at the CAGR for last five years, is 41%.

This is the 75th year of ABB in India, and we never had it better.

We are very long on India, and we'll go through all the cycles and continue to engage and expand in this country.