I already put that into consideration.
I'm only here to look at the numbers and facts, assume the worst case scenarios (ex: dilution, obsolete inventories and plantations, uncollectable AC, bad management etc..), and if the price still looks attractive, then I would buy it.
2 years ago when it was trading at high multiples, I would consider this as risky investment. Now, the lower it gets, the less risky it becomes. Right now we have reached that point where people's perception about this company becomes worse than reality.
There is no such good investment if bought at high price, but there is also no such bad investment if bought at low price enough to justify the purchase.