Aditya Birla Fashion & Retail Ltd

- ABFRL is currently in the process of raising more capital for TMRW, targeting close to or north of $100 million through equity (CCPS), as stated by Ashish Dikshit. - The recent capital raise in TMRW involved an 11% dilution with a valuation around INR4,000 crores, with no performance benchmarks or strings attached. - The raised capital is primarily to fund TMRW’s growth, including acquisitions, offline expansion, and to cover ongoing cash burn as TMRW is not yet EBITDA positive. - No explicit plans for new debt fundraising were mentioned; current debts exist in TMRW and ethnic subsidiaries but are managed and offset by cash and equity raises. - Pantaloons and other businesses have adequate cash for expansion, with long-term debt falling due in 2029-2030 but no immediate debt raising indicated.

- Capital expenditure (capex) for this year is around INR 500 crores, including a one-time capex for the Galeries Lafayette store opening by the end of this year. - Excluding the one-time capex, regular capex for other businesses will be approximately INR 300 crores. - TMRW is in a capital raise process, aiming to raise north of $100 million to fund business growth, including offline expansion and brand building. - Part of TMRW's capital will support its existing portfolio's growth and expansion. - Additional capital will be deployed to accelerate offline expansion of digital-first brands such as Bewakoof, Indian Garage Company, Nobero, and Wrogn. - ABFRL emphasizes a cautious, measured growth strategy especially for large store formats like Tasva and Pantaloons, focusing on right locations and gradual scale-up without rushing. - Investment will also continue in brand-building and innovation, particularly for Pantaloons, where marketing spend may marginally increase near festive seasons.

- ABFRL expects long-term growth in ethnic wear, particularly from Tasva, targeting 200 stores over the next 3 years, with about 90 stores planned by end of this year. - Pantaloons aims for margin improvement by 300 to 500 basis points, with gradual network expansion focusing on larger, modern stores. - TCNS has moved to consistent double-digit like-to-like (LTL) growth, supported by revamped merchandising and retail execution. - TMRW portfolio grew 38% this quarter, focusing on offline expansion with an aim to balance online and offline channels. - Style Up plans to add 40 stores this year, targeting improved revenue per square foot and positive store-level profitability while remaining EBITDA negative at the corporate level for 2-3 years. - Overall revenue is expected to benefit from strong wedding season demand and new store additions, with cautious, phased expansions for select formats.

- Pantaloons aims to improve EBITDA margins by another 300 to 500 basis points from the current ~18% level, indicating further profitability growth. - Style Up is expected to remain loss-making for 3-4 years but losses won't grow rapidly as the network scales. - TMRW targets EBITDA breakeven by FY '29 but no acceleration anticipated beyond original guidance. - Tasva plans to expand stores from current 70 to 110 this year, with confidence in retail store-level positive contribution. - Ethnic businesses posted a 25% revenue growth and sharp EBITDA margin expansion by 1600 bps with strong wedding season demand, signaling sustained profitability. - ABFRL continues four quarters of YoY margin expansion, reflecting operational efficiencies and growth in newer businesses contributing 44% of revenue versus 37% last year. - Overall, ABFRL emphasizes profitable growth with disciplined cost management amid cautious market sentiment.

The provided transcript from the Q1 FY26 Earnings Call of Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail Limited does not specifically mention any details regarding the current or expected order book or pending orders. The discussion focuses primarily on: - Store expansion plans (e.g., Pantaloons, Tasva) - Margin improvements and profitability outlook - Investment and fundraise details (e.g., TMRW investments) - Brand performance and retail strategy updates - Growth trajectory and segmental performance There is no direct reference to order book size, pending orders, or similar metrics in the text on pages 1 to 18 (especially pages 6 to 17) of the transcript. Please let me know if you would like me to look for other details or specific information from the transcript.