Delhivery Ltd

The transcript provided does not mention any current or future plans for fundraising through debt or equity. Specifically: - There is no explicit disclosure or discussion about raising new funds via debt or equity during the Q4 FY23 earnings call. - The management focused primarily on operational performance, profitability, capex plans, segment performance, and market trends. - Capex plans remain as guided previously, targeting 6-7% of revenue, with no indication that additional fundraising is required to meet these plans. - No mention of any intentions or plans to accelerate fundraising due to competition or expansion. Therefore, based on the available information, there are no announced or indicated plans for new fundraising through debt or equity for Delhivery at this time.

- The company plans to maintain its capex investment between 6% to 7% of revenue in the current financial year. - Capex plans will remain unaffected by competitors' actions, such as Mahindra Logistics and TCI's expansions. - The company does not intend to accelerate capex despite competitors' aggressive capacity expansions. - Strategic investment includes acquiring a minority position in Vinculum, an omnichannel SaaS company. - Vinculum investment aims to enhance order and warehouse management integration, benefiting direct-to-consumer brands. - Combining Vinculum, Algorhythm, and Delhivery’s capabilities is expected to enable smarter inventory placement and reordering. - The investment in Vinculum is intended to increase transportation volumes by offering differentiated delivery and return services.

- E-commerce expected to grow between 15% and 20% year on year, driven by shifts in market leadership and launches like SHEIN and aggressive expansions by Reliance and Ajio. - PTL business showing robust recovery with a forecasted tailwind from churned less profitable customers and expected sequential volume growth. - Express parcel volumes grew 5.6% quarter-on-quarter in Q4 FY23; shipments are anticipated to continue growing despite yield pressure due to seasonal and mix changes. - Overall revenue increased 2% in Q4 FY23 over Q3, which is typically the peak quarter, indicating strong growth momentum. - Improved utilization and service levels support expectations for sustained volume growth. - No acceleration in capex plans despite competitor expansions; focus remains on efficient capacity utilization and margin improvements. - Business growth will be aligned with maintaining strong service levels and profitability.

- Delhivery expects continued sequential improvement in adjusted EBITDA driven by PTL volume growth and mid-mile utilization. - The transportation business (PTL and express) is significantly profitable, with expected growth contributing to incremental gross margins. - Return on capital employed (ROCE) hurdle for all businesses is 30%, and transportation business has comfortably met this. - Capex plans remain steady at 6-7% of revenue; no acceleration planned despite competitors expanding capacity aggressively. - E-commerce market expected to grow 15-20% YoY with strong momentum from players like SHEIN, Ajio, and Reliance, enabling volume and revenue growth. - Focus shifting from growth-first to margin improvement, with four consecutive quarters of margin enhancements. - Network service levels (93% in PTL) and best-in-class service quality provide tailwinds for renegotiations and profitability. - Management cautiously optimistic about shifting growth tap on while maintaining margins.

The provided pages from the Delhivery Q4 FY23 earnings call do not explicitly mention specific figures or details related to the current or expected order book or pending orders. However, relevant points indicating business momentum and volume trends include: - PTL (Part Truck Load) business showed strong recovery with 318,000 metric tons of freight in Q4, a 24% growth quarter-on-quarter. - Express parcel volumes grew from 170 million shipments in Q3 to 180 million shipments in Q4. - Over 27,000 active customers across parcel and PTL businesses. - Revenue growth in PTL and supply chain services alongside stable/increasing network service levels (~93% for PTL). - The company expects robust growth and has broken even at adjusted EBITDA in Q4. - There is emphasis on continuous evaluation and renegotiation of customer contracts, especially in PTL. - Financial Year 2024 (FY24) started with strong momentum in volume growth and service quality. No explicit order book or pending order numbers are disclosed.