Adani Energy Solutions Ltd

- No new equity fundraising is envisaged; all under-construction projects will be funded without additional equity borrowing. - Future capex for AEML (distribution) and smart meter business will be funded through internal accruals. - Smart meter business will securitize receivables to fund capex instead of raising debt. - Post asset completion, refinancing options include domestic bonds, international bonds, or capital markets bonds. - A $500 million bond maturing in August 2027 is planned for refinancing within 1-2 months. - Bond buybacks continue, funded by surplus cash, with approximately $95 million bought back in the current financial year. - Net debt expected to remain stable around INR38,000-40,000 crores by March 2026-27 despite incremental capex, supported by capitalization and earnings growth.

- Capex guidance for FY26 is around INR15,000 crores, slightly revised downward from earlier guidance of INR16,000 crores, mainly due to delays in transmission projects. - Transmission capex is expected to average INR18,000-20,000 crores annually over the next 5 years, including HVDC and non-HVDC projects. - Significant capitalization expected over next 12-15 months, targeting INR25,000 crores from projects like Mumbai HVDC and four other major projects. - Smart meter installation pipeline includes about 2.5 crore meters expected to be completed by FY27, with a target market share of about 5 crore meter concessions in coming years. - No equity fundraising planned; smart meter and AEML businesses will fund capex through internal accruals and securitization of receivables. - Large bond refinancing planned, including a $500 million bond due August 2027, to be refinanced in 1-2 months. - Transmission tendering pipeline of INR80,000 to 1 lakh crores expected over next 12-15 months, including state projects.

- Transmission business capitalization expected to reach at least INR 25,000 crores in the next 12 to 15 months, driven by commissioning of 7 projects including Mumbai HVDC and others. - Smart meter installations have crossed 92 lakh meters, with plans to complete balance meters (~1 crore total) in the next 12 months, ensuring strong revenue flow. - Smart metering segment targeting about 2.5 crore meter installations by the end of next fiscal, with potential to reach around 5 crore concessions as new state bids emerge. - Transmission bidding is expected between INR 80,000 crores to INR 1 lakh crore in the next 12 to 15 months, including significant state and central projects. - C&I and district cooling businesses anticipated as major growth drivers with high margins, leveraging the group's solution capabilities. - Overall, strong pipeline in transmission, smart metering, and C&I is expected to translate into substantial revenue growth and EBITDA expansion over the next 1-2 years.

- AESL expects a strong financial uplift with the capitalization of about INR 25,000 crores from 7 new projects in the next 12-15 months, boosting EBITDA and profitability. - Consolidated EBITDA grew 21% QoQ to INR 2,200 crores; PBT rose 43% to INR 800 crores, indicating strong earnings momentum. - Smart metering business aims to install 2.5 crore meters by FY27, generating annual revenues potentially reaching INR 3,500-4,000 crores, supporting self-funded expansion. - Transmission and smart metering segments forecast robust revenue translation in the next 12-15 months, driven by project completions and a healthy order pipeline (~INR 80,000 crore to INR 1 lakh crore bidding expected). - C&I and district cooling businesses promise higher margins and rapid scaling without significant capex, enhancing overall profitability. - Continued focus on de-leveraging with internal accruals and bond buybacks supports stable financial health and EPS growth.

- Current works in hand: ~INR780 billion (page 9) - Of this, roughly INR400 billion is non-HVDC projects (page 9) - Additional bidding opportunities expected: INR80,000 crores to INR1 lakh crores over the next 12-15 months, including state projects from Maharashtra, Karnataka, Rajasthan, UP, Bihar, Assam, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat (pages 12-13) - Tendering in FY26 was slower than previous high, with INR44,000 crores worth of tendering so far; company secured ~INR13,600 crores worth of projects, capturing ~30-32% market share (page 12) - Steady-state annual bidding expected at INR80,000-90,000 crores (page 12) - Capex pipeline for transmission averages INR18,000-20,000 crores annually for next 5 years (page 9) - New HVDC projects under bidding include Barmer HVDC; expected awards in early FY27 (page 10)