AWL Agri Business Ltd

The transcript provided does not mention any current or future plans for fundraising through debt or equity by Adani Wilmar Limited. Key points related to financials include: - Discussion on EBITDA, profitability, and volume growth. - No specific mention of new debt or equity fundraising initiatives. - Focus is on operational growth, margin improvement, and market expansion. - Management encourages investors to stay in touch with the IR team for questions but does not indicate fundraising plans. Hence, based on the available information on these pages, there are no disclosed plans for new fundraising through debt or equity at this time.

- Expansion in mustard oil milling capacity: - Commissioned a 600-ton crushing per day plant as part of IPO projects. - Another 600-ton plant at Gohana to be ready soon, adding total 1,200-ton crushing capacity. - Investment in castor business: - Adding capacities for castor derivatives and specialty castor products, moving beyond base castor oil. - Gohana unit for rice milling: - Expected to be ready by November to improve in-house milling capacity, efficiency, and cost optimization. - Focus on renewable energy: - Currently about 8-9 MW of solar capacity installed against 70 MW requirement (roughly 10%). - Plans underway to increase renewable energy usage up to 100%. - ESG-related investments: - Energy and water conservation measures in plants. - Increasing multimodal/multi-transport dispatch to reduce carbon footprint. These investments aim at capacity expansion, cost efficiency, product diversification, sustainability, and meeting future growth targets.

- Edible oil volume expected to grow at around 10-11% in FY‘25, with branded segment growing faster at 13-15%. - Branded edible oil to grow at 9-10% next year, continuing double-digit growth supported by rural market expansion. - Rural market focus with plans to increase town coverage from 30,000 to 50,000 by next year. - Food and FMCG segment volume growth recorded 39% domestically (FY‘24), expected to grow faster than edible oil, aiming to reach 30% of volume share soon. - Food and FMCG overall volume growth was 9% with significant scope for expansion and premiumization. - Exports in rice (basmati) expected to improve from Q3 onwards after easing of export restrictions. - Company is optimistic about reaching previous EBITDA and PAT levels seen in FY‘22 and FY‘23 by FY‘25 with steady volume growth. - Alternate channels like e-commerce growing rapidly (42%), aiding overall business growth.

- FY’25 expected to witness profitability recovery and normalization in earnings, EBITDA, and PAT to levels seen in FY’22 and FY’23. - Stabilized edible oil prices and reduced volatility support margin improvement; gross profit per ton for edible oil is around INR 11,500-12,000 and EBITDA per ton near INR 3,500. - Food and FMCG segment growing faster than edible oil, with potential to reach 30% of volume next year and deliver higher margins than edible oil. - Bangladesh operations' drag on profitability expected to cease in FY’25 due to resolved forex issues and relaxed price controls. - Volume growth for branded edible oils targeted at 9-10% in FY’25, with rural market focus for expansion. - EBITDA margins in food and FMCG projected to improve steadily with scale and premiumization. - Normalized EBITDA for FY’25 expected to be in line with pre-commodity volatility years, with operating profits recovering steadily.

The provided 16-17 pages of the Adani Wilmar Limited transcript do not contain any information related to the current or expected orderbook or pending orders. The discussion mainly covers financial performance, segment growth, market share, export environment, hedging losses, and operational highlights for FY‘24 and outlook for FY‘25. No specific details about orderbook status or pending orders are mentioned.