Danish Power Ltd

- Further capex is still under evaluation; the company has not yet finalized the amount or type of funding required. - Once the total fund requirements are determined, Danish Power Limited will decide on the mode of financing. - Currently, it is not the stage to provide an answer regarding whether the capex will be financed through debt or equity. - For smaller maintenance or minor expansions, the company intends to use internal accruals. - No confirmed plans for new fundraising through debt or equity have been announced as of now.

- Danish Power Limited is currently evaluating further capex; no firm plans yet (Page 37). Funding options (debt/equity) will be decided after finalizing requirements. - For smaller/maintenance capex, the company plans to use internal accruals (Page 35). - The company is executing a backward integration project through a subsidiary for sheet metal fabrication, involving capex of approx. Rs 20 crores, expected to be operational in 6-8 months (Page 22). - Danish Power acquired land recently to be prepared for the next expansion, monitoring demand closely; next capex planning will start when existing capacities approach 80-90% utilization (Page 11). - Current expansions delayed but expected to be fully operational by December; ramp-up to full capacity expected by FY27-28 (Pages 7 and 11).

- Danish Power targets revenue of Rs 500-550 crore for FY26, reflecting a conservative view due to recent capacity expansion delays. - Post-expansion (capacity close to 11,000 MVA from transformers alone), peak revenue is expected around Rs 750 crore, likely by FY27-FY28 with optimum utilization (~90%+). - Capacity expansions: 3500 MVA live from October; additional 2500 MVA expected by December end, with revenues from that starting from April next year. - Export revenue currently 8-10%, aiming to increase to 20% next year and 30% in following years. - Capacity expansions focus on higher voltage transformers (up to 220 kV), with cautious approach to ensure orders fill expanded capacity. - Industry demand is growing due to renewable energy projects, data centers, AI, EV adoption, and replacement cycles. - Company does not foresee significant margin pressure or supply-demand imbalance currently; expects continuous growth over next 3-5 years.

- FY26 revenue guidance is Rs 500-550 crore, slightly lower than earlier Rs 600 crore estimate due to expansion delays. - Full capacity utilization (90%+) expected by FY27-FY28, targeting peak revenue around Rs 750-1000 crore. - Export revenue targeted to grow from current 8-10% to 20% in FY27 and 30% by FY28, contributing positively to margins. - Operating margins expected to be stable with focus on maintaining or improving profitability despite volume growth. - Management cautious about capex; future funding strategy (debt/equity) not yet decided, pending clearer investment needs. - Growth driven by strong demand tailwinds: renewable energy, AI/data centers, replacement cycles, and domestic power demand growth. - Continuous cautious expansion to avoid overcapacity and ensure order book fills capacity. - Company plans to continue regular quarterly/half-yearly earnings calls reflecting performance updates.

- Current confirmed order book stands at Rs 405 crore with orders secured for the next 6 to 8 months. - The company has a large inquiry pipeline worth approximately Rs 800 crore to Rs 1000 crore from targeted clients. - Conversion ratio from bids to confirmed orders typically ranges between 20% to 30%. - Around 90% of the order pipeline is from the private sector, with minimal government exposure. - The company is actively receiving good order inflows, with new capacity expansions carefully planned based on firm orders. - Orders already account for the additional capacity becoming operational by December, ensuring smooth utilization. - Smaller orders below a certain value may not be regularly announced publicly but contribute to order book growth.