CEAT Ltd

- CEAT plans to fund the approved INR1,314 crores capex for Chennai plant through a mix of debt and internal accruals. - The company intends to monitor leverage levels carefully to maintain a strong balance sheet while executing capex plans. - In Q3, CEAT raised about INR250 crores through non-convertible debentures (NCDs) and retired INR100 crores of debt. - The current annual capex is about INR1,000 to 1,050 crores, expected to continue with volume growth. - No specific announcements of fresh equity fundraising were made in the call. - The company aims to keep annual capex and related outflows within around INR1,000 crores to INR1,200 crores annually. - Debt-to-EBITDA and debt-to-equity ratios have shown improvement, indicating prudent debt management.

- Approved INR 1,314 crores capex for Chennai plant to add 35 lakh passenger car tire capacities, expected to complete by second half of FY 2028. - Ongoing capex to expand passenger car tire capacity to 30,000 tires per day at Chennai, expected completion by FY 2027 Q3/Q4. - Additional capacity expansion from 30,000 to 40,000 tires per day at Chennai planned, to complete about a year after initial expansion. - Expansion of Nagpur factory from 80,000 to 100,000 tires per day underway. - Total annual capex run rate around INR 1,000–1,050 crores, with potential increase due to higher volume growth. - CAMSO acquisition-related capex include investments in mixer and calendar setup; full transition expected within 3 to 5 quarters. - Funding through mix of debt and internal accruals, with focus on maintaining strong balance sheet and leverage levels.

- CEAT expects strong growth across all segments with overall volume growth above 15% year-over-year. - Replacement segment to sustain mid- to high-single-digit growth, supported by improved sentiment post-GST rationalization. - OEM growth driven by new vehicle entries, including EVs, especially in higher rim sizes, leading to higher capacity needs. - International business, particularly agri and off-highway tires, to continue low-single-digit to mid-teens growth in key markets like Europe, Canada, Latin America, and Australia. - Truck bus radials and commercial vehicle segments to grow at high single-digit to double-digit rates, with sustained demand expected for next 2-3 quarters. - Premiumization and product innovations (foam tires, ZR-rated, run flat) expected to drive pricing and realization improvements. - Capacity expansions in PCR and Nagpur factory to support rising demand, with full utilization targeted over medium term. - Digital and AI initiatives aimed at enhancing sales efficiency and customer engagement, supporting growth momentum.

- Replacement demand expected to sustain high single-digit growth through FY '27, driven by strong sentiments in farm, 2-wheeler, passenger car, and truck bus radial segments. - OEM and international businesses growing strongly; OEM share expansion particularly in higher rim sizes and EV vehicles expected to raise tonnage and volumes. - Margins for CAMSO segment expected to improve from low double digits to mid-teens, trending towards ~20% EBITDA as customer transfers and capacity utilization improve by Q1/Q2 FY '27. - Reported margins for CAMSO likely to normalize to double digits starting Q4 FY '26, removing one-time transition costs and IT expenses. - Overall stand-alone EBITDA margin improved to ~14.1% in Q3; expected to sustain or improve with stable commodity prices and controlled costs. - Capex ramp-up to support volume growth; capacity expansion ongoing with addition of 35 lakh PCR tires by FY '28, supporting future earnings scalability.

The provided document pages do not explicitly mention details about CEAT Limited's current or expected order book or pending orders. However, relevant insights include: - Strong growth in replacement demand across key segments, supported by improved consumer sentiment and GST rationalization. - International business growing in the 20% range, with continued focus on markets like Europe, Canada, South America, Australia, and South Africa. - OEM segments showing robust growth and increasing market share amid capacity expansions. - Capex approved for major capacity expansions (Chennai plant and Nagpur factory) to meet rising demand. - Positive outlook on demand for FY '27 with expected stabilization and continued growth in replacement and international segments. For detailed order book or pending orders numbers, no specific quantitative data is disclosed in the shared transcript.