EFC (I) Ltd

- Currently, EFC (I) Limited is not planning any capital raise through debt or equity. - The company maintains a healthy debt-equity ratio of about 0.335%, indicating leverage potential. - No significant capex is expected this financial year; capital requirements will mainly be for working capital. - Any capital needed will be met from internal accruals or existing leverage capacity. - The management emphasized focusing on improving working capital cycle and cash flow rather than raising new funds at this time.

- Current FY '25 capex is minimal, primarily towards fit-out of leased properties; landlord often finances major fit-outs. - Leasing business capex averages INR 50,000 per seat; company invests about 10% of this based on customer visibility—approx. 2,500 seats annually. - Furniture division capex to date: INR 15-20 crores for plant setup and machinery; no major further capex planned for FY '25. - Design and build business requires minimal capex as it's a contracting business. - No plans to raise fresh capital currently; healthy debt-equity ratio (~0.335) with leverage potential. - Strategic focus on acquiring properties either directly or via structures like REITs to grow asset base and improve margins. - Emphasis on vertical integration to maintain margin control, supply chain efficiency, and product customization. - Future capex mostly related to working capital needs rather than fixed assets.

- Leasing Business: Targeting addition of 22,000 to 25,000 seats, with average rental rates between INR 6,500 to INR 7,000, maintaining 90% occupancy. - Design and Build Business: Current order book of INR 200 crores; expecting 60% to 70% year-on-year growth, with confidence to possibly exceed this in the current year. - Furniture Business: Manufacturing capacity valued at INR 275 to 300 crores; aiming for 50% to 60% capacity utilization in the current financial year. - Overall: Growth guided by fast-evolving verticals; specific numbers to be provided in coming quarters. - Leasing segment contributed 56.7% of total revenue; Design and Build around 40.1%; Furniture about 3.2%. - Current seat rates improving, averaging over INR 7,000 per seat. - Order book and strategic expansion expected to drive robust revenue growth over next 2-3 years.

- Revenue growth targets include adding 22,000 to 25,000 seats in the leasing business at average rentals of INR 6,500 to INR 7,000 with 90% occupancy. - Design and Build business has a robust order book of INR 200 crores and expects 60-70% year-on-year growth, potentially exceeding targets. - Furniture business targets 50-60% capacity utilization this financial year with a potential turnover capacity of INR 275-300 crores. - Overall, the company is in a growth phase across all three verticals (leasing, design & build, furniture), with specific guidance to be shared in the second half as businesses evolve. - Strong profitability demonstrated in FY25 with PAT growth over 122% YoY to INR 141 crores, indicating potential for continued earnings growth. - Strategy includes acquiring properties to improve margins, potentially increasing EBITDA margins from ~30% to 75-80% on owned assets, which can boost operating earnings.

- The Design and Build business currently has an order book of INR 200 crores in hand as of the first quarter of the new financial year (FY '26). - This includes a large contract from an MNC client worth INR 183 crores. - The order book is expected to grow with new contracts secured, and execution will be spread throughout the year. - The Furniture division has a current order book of about INR 35 crores. - The leasing business is expected to add 22,000 to 25,000 seats going forward. - The company is confident of outgrowing expectations in these verticals due to rapid evolution and new business acquisitions.