Bharti Hexacom Ltd

- There is no explicit mention of any immediate or planned new fundraising through debt or equity in the transcript. - Regarding the pending calls on rights issue, the current guidance period is about three years, with six to eight months left; a more formal updated guidance or commentary is expected in the next 3-5 months (as stated by Harjeet Kohli). - The company is focusing on repaying existing debts, with about Rs. 1500 Crores repaid in Q4 and net debt to EBITDA at about 2.14 for Bharti Hexacom. - Dividend policies and capital allocation towards dividends or further deleveraging are to be evaluated after debt reduction and future cash flow assessments. - Capital allocation priorities include continued investments in transport infrastructure, enterprise business, and homes, with wireless capex expected to moderate.

- Bharti Hexacom expects moderation in capex for FY2025 compared to FY2024, with about 4,000 sites rolled out last year and continued but moderated rollout ahead, especially in rural areas (Page 15). - Bharti Airtel plans to continue capital allocation in transport infrastructure, enterprise business including data centers, and home broadband, with wireless capex expected to moderate post the massive 5G and coverage rollout in FY2024 (Pages 6, 8, 12). - Enterprise side B2B capex is somewhat lumpy due to fiberization, data center investments, and submarine cable milestones (Page 12). - Airtel will invest in expanding fiber presence, fixed wireless access (FWA), and improving network infrastructure to enhance customer experience, with a focus on digital tools and AI (Pages 4, 5, 8). - Overall, FY2024 was a peak capex year for Airtel, with clear moderation anticipated in FY2025 (Pages 6, 12).

- Domestic enterprise business expected to grow strongly at 18-20%, driven by connectivity, CPaaS (e.g., SpamShield), IoT, cloud, and analytics. - Adjacent segments to connectivity (cloud, analytics, digital services) show rapid growth potential, with recent strategic alliances like with Google to capture the $18 billion Indian cloud market by 2027. - Non-mobile businesses (homes, B2B, digital) comprising about 20% of portfolio poised for faster growth due to adjacencies and rising demand. - Broadband business requires acceleration, with focus on fiber rollout, fixed wireless access (FWA) scaling in 25 cities, and convergence plans to increase customer stickiness. - Mobility segment shows strong smartphone net additions and device upgrades; 5G base growing steadily with 72 million customers as of March 2024. - Overall, sustained growth supported by structural investments, network improvements, and digital product innovation, though global enterprise business faces challenges.

- Bharti Hexacom delivered strong maiden quarter post-listing with Rs. 1,868 Crores total revenue, up 3.5% sequentially, driven by mobility and ARPU improvement. - EBITDA was Rs. 914 Crores with margins at 48.9%, improving QoQ by ~1 percentage point; net income was Rs. 223 Crores for the quarter. - Operating free cash flow (EBITDA minus capex) stood at Rs. 1,467 Crores for the full year despite elevated capex including 4,000 tower additions. - Bharti Airtel's domestic enterprise business expected to grow at 18-20%, driven by connectivity, CPaaS, IoT, cloud, and analytics adjacencies. - Earnings growth will benefit from strategies focusing on quality customers, digital experience, network infrastructure improvements, and partnerships (e.g., Google Cloud). - Capex expected to moderate in FY2025, particularly on wireless, supporting margin improvements. - Need for tariff repair acknowledged to improve industry returns and ARPU, with repair expected to lift returns over next 6-18 months.

The document does not provide explicit details regarding the current or expected order book or pending orders for Bharti Airtel or Bharti Hexacom. However, some relevant points related to business outlook and commitments include: - Bharti Hexacom has spectrum repayment commitments that impact cash flow and dividend policy decisions (Page 16). - Capital expenditure plans include a rollout of over 25,000 sites in the next couple of quarters for Bharti Airtel, along with strategic investments in network infrastructure (Page 5). - Bharti Airtel announced a strategic alliance with Google to gain significant share in the Indian Cloud market, expected to reach $18 billion by 2027 (Page 5). - No specific details on orderbook size, pending orders, or extension possibilities for rights issues beyond general guidance on timelines (Page 14). Therefore, no specific quantified order book or pending order data is mentioned in the provided text.