Edlain Rodriguez

do you have a good sense of how much is energy storage versus EV? And how do you see those percentages moving over the medium term?

how do you expect this to impact consumer mood and ability to spend. And if there is any impact, like in which region would you expect to kind of start seeing that first

can you remind us how -- like is there a lag? And how much is that lag in terms of like how quickly you pass to those costs

should we expect any change or deviation in strategy at Ball

your operating leverage there was extremely high. I mean, as you say, 37% profit up on high single-digit volume growth. But can you talk about like what drove that big jump

what worries you the most as you get into the next year and year after that

are you looking like in terms of share buyback more opportunistically or trying to be more aggressive

are you prepping for a potential demand slowdown in certain markets? Or is there a disconnect between what's being said and what you're seeing

Can you talk about how balanced supply/demand is in that market and whether some new supply might be needed

Can you get there if volume falls short because of tariffs or are there other levers you can pull to get to that growth number

now you have questions that whether beer or alcoholic drinks, might be bad for your health. I think somebody has said it's dangerous for you

what are you thinking in terms of the pace of the share buyback? You just should we be thinking like more aggressive in the near term

what do you think farmers can or will do to lower the fertilizer cost basket? And in a typical year, how much of the nitrogen needs do farmers prepay earlier in the year?

with urea prices moving higher, like any concerns about affordability in nitrogen, like is it better to be as affordable as possible just to prevent a bunch of issues

if you were digging for possible bogeyman in terms of trying to find something to worry about in the near or medium term, like where would you look?

given where crop prices are and where fertilizer prices are like what are you thinking there? I mean, again, kind of there's a disconnect between prices and put cost for farmers

Like how would you describe the current ad fundamentals like good, great, mix?

do you see any risk at all that could have an impact on supply demand and prices

can we ever see that happening in North America or Europe again, like how well protected all these markets from the generics?

can you please remind us of the potential impact on Corteva?

there's clearly a disconnect between crop prices and input costs, right? So how does that disconnect get corrected?

you've described like the ag fundamentals as mixed. Like what concerns you the most

competitive pressure in seed that you're seeing in Latin America. Do you expect this to continue going forward?

the industry needs to raise prices to recover margins. What do you do

in your view, like what drives fertilizer prices higher in the near term

if you have to choose between P&K, which one would you allocate more capital CapEx to right now