CG Power & Industrial Solutions Ltd

The transcript provided from the CG Power and Industrial Solutions Limited conference call does not mention any current or future plans for fundraising through debt or equity. Key points related to financial planning or capital expenditure are: - Capex of about INR 750 crore announced towards switchgear business expansion (Page 14). - Brownfield expansion approved to meet strong demand, expected incremental revenue of INR 400 crore. - No explicit mention of fundraising through debt or equity to finance capex or operations. - Focus on operational efficiency and capacity ramp-up rather than external financing. - No discussion on issuing equity or raising new debt in the Q&A or management remarks. Therefore, based on the given document, there are no announced or planned fundraises via debt or equity at this time.

- Announced capex of about INR 750 crore towards switchgear business expansion. - In addition to the new plant (which will take more than a year to come up), a brownfield expansion near the existing facility has been approved to meet strong demand domestically and internationally. - The brownfield expansion is expected to be ready in the next couple of months and is projected to generate close to INR 400 crore incremental revenue. - OSAT (semiconductor) business: mini plant (M1) has commenced activities; sales expected in next 2-3 quarters. - Larger OSAT plant (M2) expected to be operational by end of December 2026 or Q4 of next financial year. - Power transformer capacity expansion progressing rapidly, aiming for 65,000 MVA capacity within next quarter and potentially achieving 85,000 MVA by FY '28 end, possibly one year ahead of schedule. - Discussions ongoing on technology transfer and product development for EV motor and controller for trucks.

- Power Systems segment sales grew sharply by 44% YoY in Q3 FY26, with further margin expansion. - Capacity expansion for transformers is rapid: from 17,000 MVA a year ago to 40,000-45,000 MVA now, targeting 65,000 MVA within a quarter, and potentially 85,000 MVA by FY28 end—possibly one year earlier. - Export orders have increased over 50% YoY over the last 9 months, with robust pipeline across select geographies. - Industrial Systems show steady sales growth (8% YoY), with improving price realization despite commodity cost pressures. - New OSAT (semiconductor) plant sales expected to start in small scale next 2 quarters and ramp up thereafter. - Order backlog robust and growing (Power backlog up 89% YoY; overall backlog up 66% YoY), supporting multi-quarter revenue visibility. - Focus on operational efficiency and price increases to sustain margins amid inflation and competitive pressures.

- Power Systems segment shows strong growth with 44% YoY revenue increase and expanding margins (PBIT margin up from 17.6% to 21.4%). - Order backlog strong and growing 66% YoY to INR 14,859 crores, providing multi-quarter visibility. - Capacity expansion in transformers fast-tracked: from 20,000 MVA three quarters ago to expected 65,000 MVA within a quarter, with plans to reach 85,000 MVA by FY28 a year ahead of schedule. - Export orders growing significantly, with over 50% increase YoY, including a landmark INR 900 crore export order for US data centers. - Commodity inflation impact managed via price variation clauses and aggressive price increases; operational efficiency focus to improve margins. - Overall, expect sustained revenue and margin growth driven by robust order pipeline, capacity ramp-up, price discipline, and geographic diversification. - Return on capital employed remains strong at 23%. - Earnings and profitability expected to benefit from higher price realization, improved execution, and cost optimization initiatives.

- Current transformer capacity has rapidly increased from 20,000 MVA three quarters ago to 40,000 MVA now, with an expected jump to 65,000 MVA in the next quarter. - Plans to add another 10,000 to 20,000 MVA capacity in the next 2-3 quarters as visibility improves. - The order pipeline is strong, and capacity expansion is proceeding faster than planned. - The approved capacity by FY 2028 was 85,000 MVA but expected to be achieved at least one year earlier. - Power Systems export orders are up more than 50% across segments. - A large $99 million data center export order to the U.S., executed over 12-20 months, is part of the current quarter's order book. - Order backlog conversion is keeping pace with capacity expansion, with no slowdown or slowness in order intake. - Discussions on new truck EV motor/controller orders are ongoing, indicating potential pending orders in EV segment.