I think you mean that since first quarter growth this year was so strong, maybe there isn't capacity for export?
There is a lot of new capacity coming on line in the next few years. Also, there is a difference between theoretical capacity of machinery, and what a company is actually organised to produce within a short period such as a quarter. So it could be that if sales in a quarter jumps, you will see production shortfall, with the difference made up either by consuming previous finished goods or else some delay in delivery.
But over a period, there is and will be capacity available for export. I think.
There is a lot of new capacity coming on line in the next few years. Also, there is a difference between theoretical capacity of machinery, and what a company is actually organised to produce within a short period such as a quarter. So it could be that if sales in a quarter jumps, you will see production shortfall, with the difference made up either by consuming previous finished goods or else some delay in delivery.
But over a period, there is and will be capacity available for export. I think.