Dodla Dairy Ltd

- There is no explicit mention of any ongoing or planned new fundraising through debt or equity in the available transcript. - The company plans to utilize its existing cash balance towards inventory buildup during the flush season and the upcoming OSAM acquisition. - The OSAM acquisition is expected to complete soon, funded presumably from existing resources rather than new fundraising. - There are no statements from management about raising fresh capital through debt or equity in the near future. - Focus is on growth through operational expansion and acquisitions without indicating immediate external financing needs.

- Dodla Dairy is progressing with the acquisition of OSAM, expected to complete in the next few days, which is a strategic investment to expand market reach, particularly in East India (Bihar and Jharkhand). - Expansion at the Kenya plant was undertaken in the recent past to overcome import permit challenges, increasing capacity utilization potential from the current 65,000-70,000 liters to a peak of 1.3-1.5 lakh liters. - Focus on scaling up Orgafeed business, currently catering 35%-40% of their own farmers, with plans to increase this share, which will support procurement strength and growth. - No major inventory build-up expected; working capital will be managed using the current cash balances. - Future capex likely to focus on procurement strength, product portfolio expansion, and distribution reach in both new and existing markets to drive accelerated growth with healthy profitability.

- Overall revenue growth guidance for FY26 and FY27 is between 15% to 20% in absolute terms (EBITDA or PAT level). - Top-line (sales/revenue) growth is expected to be in the range of 10% to 15%. - India market growth (excluding OSAM) is targeted in the lower teens; with OSAM included, growth is expected in the higher teens (~15%). - Regional growth in India: Andhra Pradesh (11%), Telangana (11.7%), Tamil Nadu (10.3%), Karnataka (7.2%) with similar growth expected going forward. - Africa and Orgafeed businesses are expected to grow in the higher teens percentage-wise. - Volume growth in India liquid milk is about 3%, Africa milk volume grew by 19% year-on-year. - Orgafeed business expects significant potential for scale-up, currently serving 35%-40% of farmers. - Value-added products (VAP) excluding bulk grew modestly (~4%) with plans to revive segments like lassi and curd.

- The company expects absolute growth in EBITDA and PAT in the range of **15% to 20%** going forward (Page 19, 16). - Top-line (revenue) growth is projected at around **10% to 15%** (Page 19). - India business growth is expected in **lower to mid-teens**, excluding OSAM, and **high teens (around 15%)** including OSAM contribution (Page 20). - Value-added products (VAP) in India are growing at about **10% to 14-15%**, Africa and Orgafeed are expected to grow in the **higher teens** (Page 19). - Margin expectations: Gross profit margin for the quarter stood at **~25.78%**, EBITDA margin at **~8.19%**, and PAT margin at **~6.24%**; stable margins are expected going forward (Page 16). - Management anticipates maintaining similar growth and margin profile in the near future (Page 20).

The transcript from the provided pages does not discuss or mention any details related to the current or expected order book or pending orders for Dodla Dairy Limited. The focus is primarily on financial performance, revenue growth, regional revenue splits, product segments, working capital, and acquisition updates but no specific information on order book or pending orders is provided.