D B Corp Ltd

The transcript from page 13 and surrounding pages does not mention any current or future plans for fundraising through debt or equity by DB Corp Limited. Key points related to financial activities include: - No discussion or indication of raising funds via new debt or equity. - Focus is on operational efficiency, cost management, and internal growth. - Capital expenditure related mostly to asset purchases (land) to reduce rental expenses. - No mention of financial restructuring or external fundraising plans. In summary, there is no information provided about any current or planned fundraising through debt or equity in the Q3 FY '26 earnings call.

- Recent increase in gross and net fixed assets by INR 107 crores and INR 60 crores, respectively, driven primarily by purchases of land where DB Corp already has offices and printing centers. - The company is buying land to own property and save on rental costs, seen as a better investment going forward. - No specific mention of new capex projects; focus appears on consolidating existing assets. - No indication of large strategic acquisitions; the company is open to newsprint supply contracts rather than acquiring newsprint manufacturing companies. - For digital, ongoing investments to acquire readers continue, but no details on capital expenditure. - Radio business: 14 new stations acquired, with plans to start operations between March and June 2026, implying investment in these assets, though no explicit capex numbers given.

- Print advertising grew at a higher single-digit on a 9-month YTD basis, excluding elections. - Sector-wise growth expected from automobile, real estate, healthcare, banking & finance, and education. - Real estate is currently slow post-Diwali due to price hikes but expected to pick up. - Automobile category showed strong growth in Q2 and positive advertising trends are expected to continue. - Focus on growing circulation numbers to stabilize and potentially increase print volume. - Advertising growth driven 80% by volume and 20% by yield increases. - Digital business growing in user base; revenue monetization expected in coming years. - Radio segment expanding with 14 new stations operational by FY '27 end; initial margin pressure expected. - Overall, growth expectation is balanced considering elections, festive shifts, and government ad slowdowns, focusing on profitability and volume growth.

- Advertising revenue growth expected around 6% excluding election impact, indicating stable growth. - Print EBITDA margin improved by 100 basis points to 29%, showing operating efficiency gains. - Digital business growing in user base (21 million monthly active users), but not yet EBITDA positive; digital profitability targeted within a couple of years. - Radio segment margins expected to improve over 2-3 years as new stations become operational. - Government print ad rate increases implemented in some states expected to positively impact revenues from the current quarter. - Focus on volume-driven revenue growth (70% volume, 30% price yield) in advertising; circulation prioritized for growth in numbers rather than price increases. - Sector-wise growth expected from automobile, real estate, healthcare, banking & finance, and education. - Cost management continues, with total operating cost down 2% Q-o-Q, supporting EBITDA stability. - Overall focus on profitable growth despite high base and cyclicality from events like elections.

The transcript provided from DB Corp Limited's earnings call on January 16, 2026, does not mention any details regarding the current or expected order book or pending orders. The discussion primarily focuses on financial performance, advertising revenue growth (including elections impact), EBITDA margins, sector-wise advertising trends, newsprint prices, digital and radio businesses, and operational strategies. There is no reference to order books or pending orders in the transcript. For specific information on order books or pending orders, it is recommended to contact the company's Investor Relations department as suggested in the call.