D B Corp Ltd

- No explicit mention of any current or planned fundraising through debt or equity in the transcript. - The company is focused on using cash in a tax-efficient manner, considering options like buybacks. - Capex of around INR 120-140 crores is primarily directed toward buying existing rented properties. - Promoters are capping their stake at 75% by purchasing shares from the open market, no plans indicated for further acquisition triggering open offers or delisting. - No discussions or indications about raising funds through debt or equity were provided during the call.

- The company is undertaking capex of around INR 120-140 crores largely for: - Buying out existing rented properties (offices, printing presses) in cities like Bhopal, Jaipur, Kota, Aurangabad, Nasik, and Jalgaon to reduce rental expenses. - Repair and maintenance, IT upgradation, and furniture upgrades. - No explicit mention of new large strategic investments or acquisitions; management clarified no plans to acquire other media houses currently. - Digital business focus continues with efforts to enhance technology, content quality, and user experience, but no specific capex details provided. - Radio expansion included adding 7 new stations which became EBITDA positive quickly; ongoing investment implied but not quantified. - The board is evaluating tax-efficient ways to use cash, including potential buybacks, but no confirmed plans shared.

- Q4 FY '26 advertising revenue grew by ~6% YoY excluding election impact; April FY '27 saw strong double-digit growth. - Confident that growth momentum will continue based on strong fundamentals of the Indian market. - FY '26 print advertising revenue delivered a healthy 6.3% YoY growth on a like-for-like basis. - Efforts ongoing to increase digital MAUs (20 million as of March 2026) with focus on quality content and technology. - Expansion in radio with 7 new stations EBITDA positive within 3 months, adding to revenue streams. - Newsprint prices expected to rise 6-8% in Q1 FY '27, but seen as temporary. - Circulation stable despite some market challenges; initiatives ongoing to maintain/increase readership. - No current plans for media acquisitions; focus remains on organic growth and creative ad sales.

- Advertising revenue growth excluding election impact was around 6.3% year-on-year. - In April (post-quarter), the company observed strong double-digit advertising growth. - EBITDA margin expanded by 66 basis points to a robust 28% in FY 2026. - Profit after tax (PAT) grew 18.8% year-on-year in Q4 FY 26. - Despite flat consolidated total revenue for FY 2026, underlying print advertising and EBITDA showed healthy growth. - The company expects continued advertising growth driven by key sectors like education, real estate, healthcare, automobile, and government. - EBITDA margins around 24%-28% are considered achievable; maintenance of this margin is anticipated. - Management expressed confidence that growth momentum will continue based on strong fundamentals. - Digital business is focused on growth and monetization, with 20 million MAUs and plans to scale. - No immediate plans for acquisitions; emphasis on organic growth.

The transcript does not specifically mention any details about the current or expected order book or pending orders for DB Corp Limited. The discussion primarily focuses on: - Financial performance, advertising revenue, circulation, and operational metrics. - Newsprint price trends and digital business growth. - Talent acquisition and digital business scaling plans. - No mention or disclosure of order book status, pending orders, or future order inflows was provided in the transcript. Hence, there is no information available on current or expected order book or pending orders in the provided document.