is a window that is different from Mato Grosso. We are also seeing the results from Xingu too. We will continue. We can see here the result soya bean, corn, cotton and beans in the harvest 2021 / 2022. We can also see here 2021 and 22 harvest year in cattle raising. We can see here cattle has pasture and ADG. So, beans we have some of results already in. Well here sugar cane, I would like to say that we have, we see a great evolution in the number. You can see here the production in thousands of tons and the number of hectares for sugar cane, and then the harvest area, and the number of tons. Here we see the difference between the estimate and the actual numbers for sugar cane. Sugar cane did, was not affected by the drought. We have irrigation through our agreement with Agrosa, and in the case of the mid-West it is not irrigated, but the risk is much smaller. So when we look at Brasil Agro in Brazil in sugar cane, we have almost 580 / 590 which is, and we see the harvest at the end of, now with 520,000 tons. The company had a, a drop. Here we see the generation of results, bringing a lot of results from real estate sales. So what did we do here? So, during a time of spectacular prices, we have to max, maximize our inventory. We had an inventory of cattle had a low price. Last year we had a good strategy to decrease the volume to be more aggressive in sales, generating results, and apart from all of this, we generated spectacular results in the business unit when we closed on June 30, and this is a picture now. The 2020, the twe- we had a GMD, the highest in history. Maybe part of this comes from a lower load when you- so, with less pressure in the pasture land and GMD had- Again we gained 500 grams of GMD very similar to the mark. We're estimating now the closing with 070. This is what places the company as an excellent producer of sugar cane, excellent produteror- producer of beef and other, also with the crops. Here what I'd like to stress is, the company's capacity, resilience of the company to move this inventory, capture the good prices and the last, inaudible the- the last slide shows that cattle raising in the company is being done with a lot of operational results and good techniques. Well, here we're talking about the current harvest, and here I'd like to repeat this, we're always with a good contribution margin, what we expect per hectare. So we have a moral obligation to make progress every time we have a good contribution margin, and depending on the price of sale we're always looking at contribution margins, the difference of between sale and cost. On this date we can see the amount of corn sold at a price of 66.96. Most of the corn production is winter crop, so here we have a mix of prices between corn in the North-East, then in the mid-West. So we have 50 percent of the next harvest. When we look this in comparison with last year, wi- with the same mix, 50 Reais and now 67 Reais. At the bottom we see soya bean. We're also making progress in soya beans. Here we can see the main figures, revenues from operations when we look at the future and the exchange rate closing at 5.57 Reais per Dollar. At little higher than the previous, previous harvest when we have 5.51 Reais per Dollar. This will help us with an even more robust result this year because we have-… result this year because we have prices that are higher than last year for the grades. The last line is cotton, where we have progress and important progress. 68% in sales in relation to the previous harvest, actually in relation to this harvest, with a price of 163 reais. When we look at the price of the previous, it was at 108 reais. And you will see, we also intensified the area with cotton this year. We had an important increase due what we can see in terms of margin for… inaudible to the next slide. Well, here, I'd like to pass the floor to Gustavo to talk about the numbers and then we will be back. Thank you Andrea. Good afternoon. Well, here, we're showing the main numbers of the quarter, as Anna mentioned, and our… This is the year until June 30 next year. And here, what we can see an increase of 83% in net revenue of the company, we see a net profit, 107 million reais, 43% above last year. And it's important to stress, and the increase in price for corn, soybean and especially in sugar cane, is what leveraged all these results. It's important to mention that during this quarter, we, we harvested almost 1 million tons of sugar cane, and we should expect results that will continue to come in from sugar cane. And our expectation is that the price increases will continue leveraging or improving the operational results. When we look at adjusted EBITDA, and this shows the performance. And here we include derivatives, as Andrea mentioned in the previous page. So we see 190 million reais. Last year, we had a sa- a sale. And this year we're expecting for next quarter, to record the sale of Rio do Mayo farm and part of the second farm, as Andrea mentioned. On the next page, here the highlight is the 190 million reais. We see adjusted EBITDA here, last year. Here, we see the price of sugar cane, which almost doubled. Last year, we had 68 reais per kilogram. Now it's 130, 135, reminding you that there is an expectation in the market to close at 196, 195. And we have a premium of 20% of the contract with Sao, Sao Jose. The weight of sugar gain this year from sugar cane, will be much higher than before. Reminding here in the case of soybean and cotton, we're selling the inventory of the harvest that we collected recently. And with prices in soybean 45% higher. And in the case of corn, 32%. So we reinforce, we're expecting an EBITDA that will be very similar to that of June 30 last year, but the impact in the price of sugar cane will provoke a significant increase. On the next page. We can see here the company's numbers. We continue with a, a year-end report that is stable, strong. We see here assets, 4.1%. Um, also the company's cash on September 30th, it had an increase in relation to June 30 because we're selling the inventory of soybean and, and corn. It's important to say that accounts receivable, accounts receivable short-term, long-term, 400 million reais, due to the sale of farms. Here, we're including receivables of the new se- farms that we sold and we will record in the next quarter. We see also property for investment, the company's farms, 1 billion reais, and we see cash