Cello World Ltd

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- No specific mention of any current or planned new fundraising through debt or equity in the provided transcript. - The management discussed existing borrowing, including loans from related parties, but no details suggest new fundraising activities. - CAPEX plans mainly involve internal accruals, with Rs. 200-250 crore invested in glassware capacity expansion, and smaller yearly CAPEX (~40-60 crore) expected for other verticals. - Management emphasized using generated cash flows for growth and CAPEX over the next 1-2 years rather than dividend payouts. - No announcements or indications about raising funds via equity or new debt were made during this call.

- Glassware capacity expansion in Rajasthan with a total CAPEX around Rs. 200 crores (part of a Rs. 250 crore total layout), expected to generate Rs. 250-275 crores revenue once fully operational. - New glass plant (soda lime glass) starting in Q4 FY24 aiming to be a major growth driver with higher margins. - Writing instruments division: existing capacity can support Rs. 550 crores sales; only minor machine additions planned to support growth, with no major CAPEX. - Consumerware and molded furniture: low CAPEX verticals, expanding mainly by adding machines, not new buildings. - Annual CAPEX excluding glassware expected around Rs. 40-60 crores for next 2-3 years. - Focus on scaling up new verticals (porcelain launching soon) and expanding distribution for writing instruments to 2nd-3rd tier cities. - Working capital will also increase alongside CAPEX as part of growth strategy.

- The company expects around 20% year-on-year revenue growth for the second half of the year. - First half revenue was around Rs. 950 crores; full year last year was Rs. 1,796 crores. - Writing instruments business, started in 2019-20, has scaled from zero to Rs. 285 crores, with plans to grow at a healthy pace by increasing distribution and product range. - Consumerware expected to grow 7-8% in value in H1 with volume growth around 13-14%. - Glassware (opalware and new soda lime glass) capacity expansion will be a major growth driver, with the soda lime glass plant expected to generate Rs. 250-275 crores in sales. - Writing instruments expected to constitute 70% of stationeryware business going forward. - Online sales anticipated to grow from current 8% of revenue to 10-12%, and export to remain around 30%. - Overall focus on scaling all segments including consumerware, writing instruments, molded furniture to achieve 20%+ CAGR over next 3 years.

- Cello World Limited expects around 20% year-on-year revenue growth in the second half, with a similar or higher growth rate in operating profits and PAT due to lower raw material costs (Page 14). - EBITDA margins are anticipated to remain stable at healthy levels; slight margin compression of 100-200 bps might occur in newer, more competitive categories like kitchen appliances (Pages 11, 12). - Glassware division's new plant (Rajasthan) projected to drive significant growth, with full-scale capacity (Rs. 275 crores turnover) expected to ramp up over 1-2 years, enhancing margins (Pages 14, 15). - Writing instruments division has capacity to grow volumes significantly (capacity for Rs. 550 crores sales), with plans to increase distribution and product range, supporting strong earnings growth (Page 21). - Margins for stationery and related products are broadly at par with writing division; growth in higher-end/price-point products is expected to improve blended margins modestly (Page 24). - Overall, management focuses on growth reinvestment over dividends in next 1-2 years; expects sustained 20%+ CAGR over next three years (Pages 13, 15).