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Question: Johan Eliason - Kepler Cheuvreux, Research Division - Analyst
: Johan here. I was just curious about the robotic part. You mentioned the rolling 12-month sales around SEK 7 billion. Now we, obviously, know
that prices have been going up. What would you say on volumes? Are you sort of volume-wise back at where you were when this was trailing at
[6.2] or whatever you said for 2021?
Question: Johan Eliason - Kepler Cheuvreux, Research Division - Analyst
: Good. And market share, I think you alluded to losing market share last year as you couldn't deliver. How do you think your test played out now in
this quarter? And what do you expect for the season? Can you keep your market share where they are? Or will you regain some? Or will you slowly
erode your market shares?
Question: Johan Eliason - Kepler Cheuvreux, Research Division - Analyst
: Good. And in terms of robotics still, geographically, I mean, a couple of years ago, you talked about North America being an opportunity and it
never really took off. Nowadays you talk more about the professional side. Is there anything you can say about robotics on a geographic basis now?
Or are we seeing anything in North America, for example?
Question: Johan Eliason - Kepler Cheuvreux, Research Division - Analyst
: Okay. Excellent. And then just to remind us a little bit, the comps here. I mean, obviously, you talk about the supply situation now being better
going into Q2, I suppose. Q2 was weak last year for many reasons. How are the weather comps if you compare where we are right now versus Q2
last year in Europe and North America?
Question: Johan Eliason - Kepler Cheuvreux, Research Division - Analyst
: Yes. I mean, just remind us whether normal, weak or good in Q2 last year.
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