JKT said (1) it expects the demand situation to normalise from Q2FY22E onwards; (2) it added >1,400 dealers in FY21; (3) raw material prices are set to steepen by 10-12% QoQ in Q1FY22E. The company is looking to mitigate the same via calibrated price hikes, premiumisation of products, operating leverage gains and capacity debottlenecking; (4) debottlenecking exercise is set to expand capacity by ~10% over the next 2-2.5 years at a cost of ~| 150-200 crore; (5) net debt as of FY21 was at ~| 4,500 crore and JKT is looking to retire ~| 1,500 crore in the next three years; (6) Tornel revenue...