Thank you for coming everyone. Today, I would like to talk about sales figures of drinking water in the Aggie shop from September to December last year. It is a comparison of drinking water bottle size 1.5 liters between Nestle and Namthip brands. In September, if you look at the figures for Nestle, you will see that sales of Nestle are 430 bottles per month. That is more than Namthip 80 bottles. As you can see in October to November, Nestle graph, they fell sharply from 460 bottles to 380 bottles because Namthip comes with the new environmentally-friendly technology, attractive green leaf design logo and cleverly designed ‘Eco-Crush’ bottle. That concept is Namthip Thinking Water. Why they say the thinking water?. Because the manufacturers want to encourage consumers to think about the environment before drink water with three fun and easy steps ‘Choose-Drink-Crush’. This new packaging is 100% recyclable and can also be crushed after use in order to reduce space. That makes sales of Namthip rose to 450 bottles. Now let’s take a look at December, the sales of Namthip remained constant at 450 bottles per month but it is a bad new for Nestle. They fell slightly to 350 bottles.