Canarys Automa.

- The company has delivered around 20% growth over the last 2 years, which can be extrapolated for future growth. - Fortira's consolidated order book is healthy (~$15 million), with plans to cross-sell Canarys' solutions to existing and new customers, targeting gradual growth over the next 24 months. - IT solutions order book stands at INR 150 crores, with water resource management (WRM) adding ~INR 50 crores, maintaining a healthy total order book of INR 200+ crores. - Multi-year contracts (3-5 years) form a significant part of the WRM business; 35%-40% of IT solutions contracts are also multi-year. - Growth drivers include sectors such as Banking, Retail, Insurance, Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical, Healthcare, and IT. - Organic growth is complemented by inorganic plans. - The company expects 80% revenue from IT solutions and 20% from WRM in H2. - Margin investments in people, products, and expansion may continue for a few quarters before stabilizing. Overall, sustainable growth and margin improvements are anticipated.

- Historical growth has been around 20% annually; recent H1 FY '26 results show strong momentum above past years. - Organic growth driven by IT solutions grew nearly 200% year-on-year; inorganic growth through acquisitions like Fortira supplements this. - Management currently does not provide formal forward-looking guidance but is working towards establishing one. - Margin pressure expected in near term due to strategic investments in senior leadership, product development, and global scaling. - EBITDA margins aimed to sustain current levels; management does not intend to go below present margins. - Fortira's EBITDA margin target is 18-20% within 1-2 years, aligning with Indian business. - Water Resource Management expected to contribute about 20% of revenues, mostly booked in H2. - Profit reinvestment strategy to fuel growth with eventual margin improvement once scale and investments normalize. - Order book healthy (INR 208 Cr standalone, INR 150 Cr IT solutions, INR 50 Cr WRM) supporting future revenue visibility.

- Current standalone Canarys Automation order book: INR 208 crores - IT solutions order book (including Canarys Automation and Canarys Corp): INR 150 crores - Water Resource Management (WRM) order book: INR 50+ crores - Fortira order book: Approximately USD 12-15 million (around INR 100-130 crores) - Total consolidated order book including Fortira roughly INR 350-360 crores - About 35-40% of IT solutions order book is multi-year; WRM contracts are 3-5 years long - Order book growth considered healthy though no very large new orders after the May 2024 ~$13 million order - Pending unbilled revenues, primarily from IT solutions, INR 14 crores standalone and INR 24 crores consolidated - Fortira focuses on expanding business through cross-selling Canarys solutions to existing customers before broadening its customer base

- The company is currently investing in product development and growth, which is leading to cash flow negativity. - Rahil Dasani asked about further product development spending and its impact on debt. - Sheshadri Srinivas confirmed ongoing investments but did not explicitly mention any new fundraising through debt or equity. - The company prefers to invest profits back into the system for growth rather than raising external funds like debt or equity currently. - No explicit announcement or plan for future fundraising through debt or equity was discussed in the provided transcript. - The management is cautious about investments and scaling without explicitly opting for external fundraising at this stage.

- Canarys is investing significantly in product development, particularly in proprietary solutions like AURYIS and the Canarys Migration Hub (CMH), to move higher up the value chain from services to solutions and products. - The intangible assets (capitalized product development costs) have increased from INR 3-5 crores to INR 7-8 crores and are expected to grow further over the next 12-18 months as development and commercialization efforts continue. - Investments are also being made in attracting and hiring senior leaders, sales, marketing, and expanding presence in North America, which adds to capital outlays. - The company is focusing on AI, ML, and data skills upgradation, indicating ongoing investments in talent development. - The product and solution development phase shows no signs of slowing, with expected continued investment before these become self-sustaining and begin to generate positive cash flows. - Water Resource Management Solutions involve IoT and SCADA systems, which also likely require capital investment in technology integration.