I disagree with on one point. At least in the short term....

I disagree with on one point. At least in the short term. Lockdowns lead to panic buying. Same thing that occured in 2020 led to hoarding and large sales. This is a key reason why the had a stellar July 19 - June 20 financial year. The key problem is management didnt realise that the demand would drop so quickly because demand had been brought forward by the pandemic. Becauase of their grey channels, they didnt have adequate ability to track real sales and real demand. Decreaes in demand were not adequately recognised. THe resultant increase in production led to excessive supply, eventually leading to destruction of excess inventor. Nearly 100 millon worth. All that money just vanished. This time, in the lockdowns, there would be also panic buying, but hopefully the mistakes of the past have been learnt. Rapid decreases in birth rate should improve...or stablise.