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- No firm plan to raise new capital in the next two years; however, if required, the company will consider it without hesitation. (Page 27) - For funding expansion or working capital needs, the company plans to use existing credit lines and bill discounting facilities. (Pages 7, 9, 27) - Some additional debt may be taken to fund working capital as business grows, but no major new debt planned specifically for capacity expansion. (Pages 5, 6, 27) - Capital expenditure for new factories and machinery will continue but will be lower and focused on ongoing projects, not large new capacity additions. (Pages 6, 27)

- No major new capacity expansion capex is currently planned; focus is on consolidating recent investments. - Some maintenance and small capex expenditures are anticipated to keep existing capacity operational. - Two factories are being set up with partial completion and upcoming machine installations, leading to some capital expenditure but lower than ₹50 crores over two years. - No additional major capex is planned for FY26 and FY27 beyond current projects. - CAPEX for the Oman facility (~₹4-5 crores) is already done with no new investment intended at present. - If needed, the company is open to capital raising but has no concrete plan as of now. - Future capex decisions will be based on sustainable demand and revenue streams, especially after current capacities are fully utilized. - Strategic focus remains on increasing utilization and converting existing capacity into revenue before new investments.

- Aspiration to grow at 100%, with H1 growth at 55%; aiming to improve growth pace in H2 and beyond (Page 26). - No fixed guidance for exact numbers but optimistic about surpassing H1 achievements (Page 26). - Capacity expansion plans: current capacity 8,000 metric tons with new capacity adding 1.5x more; targeting 75-80% utilization next year (Pages 4, 24). - PVDC capacity expected to start at 10% utilization, ramping up gradually (Pages 4, 24). - Flexographic business growth expected, no additional capacity needed for current growth (Page 22). - Exports targeted to be at least 20% of total revenue by FY 2027 (Page 21). - Working capital and debt expected to increase in line with higher volumes (Page 27). - No immediate capital raising planned, but open if required (Page 27).

- The company aspires for aggressive growth, targeting up to 100% revenue growth over the next 2-3 years (Page 26). - PAT (Profit After Tax) margins are currently lower than competitors but management is confident to match or surpass the industry PAT margins over time (Page 8). - Operating margins are expected to stabilize around 12% despite capacity ramp-ups and entry into large clients (Page 25). - Expansion of capacity through new machines and increased utilization (up to ~75-80%) is expected to boost revenues and margins (Pages 4, 21). - Export business is targeted to be 20% of total revenue by FY 2027, expected to contribute higher margins by 4-5% compared to domestic business (Page 21). - The company plans to introduce value-added products to improve profitability (Page 8). - No immediate capital raise planned, but open to taking decisions if required (Page 27). - Focus on working capital management and bill discounting to support scaling business and positive cash flows (Pages 7, 16).

- There are no open orders currently; only open inquiries exist. - Customers have been waiting for the company to start production; many samples are being submitted. - The company is taking a conservative approach, aiming for initial capacity utilization of 10-15% for new lines like PVDC and tandem products. - There is a strong pipeline with significant demand and curiosity for new products, especially tandem products where competition is limited. - The company expects to ramp up utilization to 70-80% by the next fiscal year as they convert capacity into revenue. - Export orders are also in process, with expectations to secure continuous orders soon. - The focus remains on quality and gradual commercialization before aggressively scaling orders.