Thank you, Alejandro. Good afternoon, everyone. Let’s beginning by the Slide 3, farmland development and farmland sales, as you can see in the bar graph, we continue to develop the undergoing farmland. In the last year, 4,500 hectares; 2,500 hectares in Argentina and 2,000 hectares in Paraguay, in terms of sales, we sold La Esmeralda before farmland in Argentina for an amount of $19 million. We’ve got the profit of $16 million as you can see in the graph. Turning around your attention to the next slide, and as I mentioned it before in the first semester of fiscal, we sold La Esmeralda farm of price of $19 million. In July, we signed an agreement and payment for $4 million, with the balance of $15 million financed with a mortgage in four installments at 4% fixed tax rate due 2022. As a result we will be recognized in the fourth quarter in 2018. We expect to continue common sales during the second semester and the fiscal year 2018. Let’ move to the production forecast and global stocks. The farmland soybean productions, we can see the Brazil, our grains sales have remained upward, setting a new record and Argentina is stable. So the stock consumption had grown up to 40%. In case of corn, the Brazilian and United States production have decreased 4% and Argentina has remained stable. So the stock consumptions have decreased slightly from 90% to 70%. Move to the Slide 6, well, let’s talk about the climate conditions and commodity prices. As you can see in the graph, there are two different situations. Brazil had a positive climate condition and on the other side, Argentina going through a slight [indiscernible] with low rain levels. In the bottom-line, you can see the reduction of the commodity prices. The soybean price equates 3.1% year-to-year, but corn remained stable, but increasing slightly 0.3% year-to-year. These slow prices close exactly lead to the higher level of the old stocks. The Slide 7 is the Cresud planted area, crop and sugarcane production and breakdown of the productions. I’m going to start with planted area. We planted 196,000 hectares in the regions quite similar to the last year. We estimate 568,000 tons in terms of copper and in sugarcane we estimate that the ratio of 1.884 million tons of sugar, so the current breakdown is 46% soybean, 25% corn, 50% sugarcane, and 20% other products like sugar and like sunflowers, wheat and other seeds. Let's move to the Slide 8, sale of the stake in FyO. It's shown 9.5% of the stake in FyO our brokerage company, resulting in the stake reactions from 11.6% to 50.1% keeping the control. It represents an amount of $3.24 million and profit will be regulated in the second quarter of 2018 ARS42.6 million. Let me turn to the transactions we execute with the new strategic partner in the Company. Thank you very much. Matias?