In our case, it depends on the contract period. Our contracts often extend over a period of a few months up to three or four years. The ones that run until 2021 and 2022 will allow us to stay in the market a little longer.
However, it will be very difficult for us to get all the new contracts we need to continue. Those contracts will have to be tendered on a low profitability basis, but despite that, bids from foreign manufacturers will be at lower prices than ours.
We are in the same situation as Mr. Bilton described earlier. Given that 70% of our contracts are for steel-based projects and that the price of steel is 30% or 40% higher than that of our foreign competitors, it will be almost impossible for us to obtain future contracts. We will very quickly reach the end of the tunnel when our existing contracts are complete.