Drone Destinatio

- The company does not currently plan any immediate capital raise. - They prefer to wait for 4 to 6 months to assess momentum, particularly on the agriculture side, before considering fundraising. - Short-term borrowings may be considered as needed for cash flow support. - Recent borrowing mainly relates to vehicle purchases for the agri spray business and overdraft limits, not for expansion. - The company believes it can execute substantial work this year without additional capex or funding, based on existing readiness. - They remain open to fundraise later depending on how opportunities, especially in agri drones, unfold.

- No immediate capital raise is planned as of now; the company prefers to wait 4-6 months before considering fundraising, particularly based on agri-side momentum (Page 17). - The company is ready to execute substantial work this year on agri drone activities and IFFCO opportunity without additional capex at this point (Page 16). - Fixed assets increased from INR15.35 crores to INR18.04 crores due to capital investment into infrastructure and technology in the past year (Page 7). - Strategic stocking of inventory to support drone sales and service activities is ongoing (Page 7). - Purchased vehicles for agri spray business funded by borrowing; these were acquired in '24-'25 (Page 10). - The company focuses on organic growth leveraging existing infrastructure before further capex (Page 16-17).

- The drone industry faced a pause last year but is expected to recover strongly in FY '26 and FY '27, with deferred business from last year coming through. - The Namo Drone Didi scheme represents a significant opportunity (INR1,500 crores for 15,000 drones) that is expected to roll out, driving strong sales. - New projects involve milestone-based payments, improving cash flow and accelerating growth, especially in survey and mapping. - Expansion in agri-DaaS with combined drone spray and agri input sales, anticipated to scale substantially starting from Kharif 2025, boosting revenue. - Emerging demand from defense, educational institutions, and entertainment sectors (e.g., Drone Soccer) signals growth beyond government dependence. - International interest from Middle East, EU, and Africa offers avenues for global expansion. - Overall, management expects significant upside growth driven by government projects, private market expansion, and international opportunities.

- The drone industry expects significant growth due to resumption of delayed government projects and new opportunities. - The INR1,500 crores Namo Drone Didi project, involving delivery of 15,000 drones, is a major growth driver. - Expected scalability in the next 1-2 years, with paused business from last year likely to come through by March 2026. - Expansion into agriculture drone sales and services with INR14-15 crores inventory primed for sales. - New verticals such as agri input sales and spraying expected to add incremental revenue and improve profitability. - Milestone-based payment models in survey/mapping projects will improve cash flows. - Commitment to sustainable long-term growth despite short-term setbacks; currently no immediate capital raise planned. - Focus on reducing trade receivables and optimizing inventory to improve working capital. - Potential EBIT and profit growth aligned with industry rebound and diversification into B2C and defense sectors.

- The NAKSHA project opportunity size is estimated between INR 650 crores to INR 1,000 crores. - Training opportunities for armed forces are estimated between INR 200 crores to INR 300 crores. - The Drone Didi scheme involves an opportunity of INR 1,500 crores for 15,000 drones (7,000 expected deliveries). - The company expects these delayed orders and budgeted projects to be fulfilled by March 2026. - Milestone-based payment mechanisms have been introduced for survey and mapping projects to improve cash flow. - The company is focusing on B2C agri models and expects growth in agri input sales and spray services from mid-2025. - They are building inventory (~INR 14-15 crores in drones and batteries) to participate in upcoming large projects like the Namo Drone Didi. - There is some short-term borrowing to support working capital but no immediate capital raise planned.