you inaudible. Our next question comes from Corinne Blanchard with Deutsche Bank. Please go ahead. Hey, good morning everyone. Um, most of my question have been answered. But I just have a few, um, points to cover up, um, uh, follow-up question. The first one on, um, potassium, and, so your raise, uh, 2021 volume guidance to, um, close to 900 kilotons. Uh, which, uh, imply a significance, uh, catch up in four Q so if you could just comment on- on that catch up of four Q. And also how should we be thinking, um, in term of volume for 2022, like given the market conditions. Do you- do you still expect volume to decrease? Or would you expect, maybe, uh, a volume to stay close to- to 800 or 900 for- for next year? inaudible Gatoramo speaking. Uh, of course, due to the fact that the prices are extremely good in sterm as our prices they unique price environment. Today we are doing our best, uh, in order to increase the volumes due in fourth quarter. We're using some inventories of son in order to increase the volume dued in first- fourth quarter. That's why, probably if you put the numbers together, fourth quarter total volumes is close to 300,000 metric tons. Uh, very strong number with back to delivered dued in one quarter. That's an even lower probably depending the shipments. They s- they- they- they, uh, sometimes you have a delay of one or two shipments from fourth quarter to first quarter. You don't know yet because, uh, it- it will be decided at the end of the month. Depending the conditions at the port. But anyway, it's gonna be a really strong quarter because the price condition which had to push everything forward. It- it, about next year, I don't have now a forecast of volumes potash. Remember that we have a loss of production in inaudible and we use up some of the potash, m- most of the potash in the production of potassium nitrate. Either for fertilizer or solar soles business. That's why depending what's going to be our strategy en- specialty for fertilizer and solar soles next year, and the total production from the Solar Atacama, at the end you have a- at the end there's- the- the remaining is going to be the potash we will sell to the market. Anyway, as you may know, we are reducing ith- our commitment from the company to reduce the panting of solutions of the Solar, the most important reduction will be 2022 as compared to 2021. 23, 24, 25, we will wa- we will have a small reductions every year. But the most important one is gonna be next year. Um, probably total production of potash at the Solar Atacama will be between 100 and 150,000 tons lower ne- from a total level close to 1.25 thousand me- one t- 1.25 million tons. We will move to 1.1 million tons probably production for next year. If you move forward with all the reductions because the- the- the reductions in panting will be in the range of 40,000 metric tons per year. But the first year is an important one, it's the 150. Uh, 100 and- 100, 150, we don't know yet exactly. We're improving. We're improving a lot the deal for the Solar level. That's why we expect it's gonna be closer to- to 200,000 reduction. Um, most of it, of course, will reflected in the potash industry because our first priority is to supply the potash for our nitrates and solar pol- uh, eh, potassium nitrate and solar soles business. All right. Thank you. Um, and just to come back, maybe. I say we come on, um, I need some pricing, um, what's your expectations to going forward and maybe 22, but maybe even beyond that- that time in term of, you know, considering maybe using, you know, a little bit of contract like short term, a little bit of long term and maybe switching to some sales, um, sort. Like do you- do you consider maybe switching at some point to a more hybrid model, uh, for pricing like some of your peers are doing that? Or do you rather, uh, uh, you know, stick to more to- to contract and inaudible agreement for- Um, you know, take inaudible contract and inaudible for most of the volume. Okay. What we inaudible the expectation of profits for the next year, eh, we see a strong demand, a- as we already said. Uh, however, you know, the inaudible supply and demand, so everything else will depend on the reaction of the supply. We know that there are other projects, eh, under development, so everything at the end will depend on how, uh, the supply can react to the demand. Anyhow, we are really positive on the demand side. Uh, but we need to see what happens within the next year, but w- we should expect pos- a positive, uh, trend. Regarding to the, to the strategy of contract inaudible is something that we have, we have said before. Eh, we are open inaudible with our customers inaudible which is to give to our customers the solutions that they, they need. Uh, in the past we have announced inaudible agreements. We are under discussions of different contract with our customers, but at the end, what we are looking for always is to have good contracts for both sides. So we are open finally to have a mixed strategy between short and long term, uh, long term contracts. Okay, thank you. That's inaudible. And then the last one, if you, do you have any updates on the inaudible like any update for the inaudible project in Australia? Yeah, well, um, well, as you know, at the end of the year we announced we finally met with officials, so from there we are doing a good project. We have started the early, uh, construction stage in both sites. That means the refinery in inaudible and the Mulholland where we inaudible plan. And so far so good, according to the, to the plan. So everything is, is going well. inaudible thank you, inaudible. Our last question today will come from Cesar Perez-Novoa, with BTG Pactual. Please go ahead. Yes, um, good morning, uh, or good afternoon to everyone. Um, some of my questions have already been answered. Perhaps I have, uh, weak connectivity here, but, uh, m- my questions would be what supply conditions, uh, does SGMC and the lithium market in general, uh, for, for next year, considering that new volume won't come on stream for several producers, including yourself? Uh, second, I am fully aware management provides n- no pricing outlook. However, most, uh, lithium benchmarks are hovering, uh, a- around two times, uh, SGM's indicated, uh, fourth quarter price. The question being, in, in terms of direction, uh, where would your, uh, realized price be, or, if that should come, uh, closer to that already embedded in the spot market, uh, considering that, uh, if I, if I heard correctly, 80% of your contracts are yet to be, u- uh, closed, uh, possibly in