U.S.

“No, no, U.S. Just introduced a 25% tariff for all sustainable material from China.”

“But, India as a market, from a food perspective, from a consumer, consumer perspective, is going to be the biggest, ah, the third biggest consumer market in the world by 2030. After the U.S. And China.”

“Well in the U.S., the majority of content Is actually consumed on television screens. And, you know, that could happen in the rest of the world. It's our fastest growing screen.”

“They're beating us right now in the U.S., but not for long, and we're beating them outside the U.S., and the two companies going against each other makes both companies better and actually builds a better service for consumers and couriers and restaurants all …”

“The baseline of tariffs to the U.S. Is going to be higher in the future. I think regardless of who the president is. Not least because whoever the new president is will have got used to the tariff revenue. It's quite a hard thing to get rid of.”

“So in the U.S., the innovator price, if it's a hundred, post-patent expiry, if there are more than five players, the price falls to north of, the discount falls north of 95%. It can be sometimes one percent, two percent of the innovator's price.”

“So I think given all the things that's happening in the world, I think relatively speaking, U.S. Is probably still the safest.”