I’ll follow up on @börsen84’s concerns about Duell’s liquidity situation and a possible liquidity crisis. I’d like to ask @petri.gostowski about the cost savings programme: how much do the forecasts for following financial years (especially 2024 financial year) rely on these cost savings? And though the liquidity crisis is a real concern when one considers the risk level of the company, I’d like you to shed some light on how likely this scenario really is, especially when one considers the already released cost savings programme. In addition I’m having a thought that if Duell e.g. has to issue new shares due to the current liquidity situation then it would sound odd in a way for the pricing of the issue to be very low (i.e. the dilution to be high), if the investors see the situation of Duell being a temporary issue (e.g. the NWC narrative that’s been spun around many times already in discussions) 
Maybe I’m just overthinking because of the fact that I want to believe that the market doesn’t offer free lunches at least easily in any way, shape or form 
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