EFC (I) Ltd

- No explicit mention of new fundraising through debt or equity in the transcript. - Company has taken loans previously (e.g., 55 crore loan for Wakadewadi property) which started repayment in the current quarter. - Interest costs have increased due to loan repayments and IndAS implications. - The company is preparing to file the DRHP for the EMBERSTONE SM REIT IPO around February 2025, indicating upcoming equity fundraising via this REIT. - No direct mention of fresh debt raising plans; emphasis seems to be on operational efficiency and leveraging landlord-funded CAPEX. - Working capital needs are expected to increase with business growth but no specifics on related financing. Summary: The key upcoming fundraising appears to be via the SM REIT IPO; no clear plans for new debt or equity apart from this were discussed.

- Leasing vertical: Target to add around 25,000 seats annually for next couple of years with a capex of about Rs. 50,000 per seat (Rs. 1250 per sq ft), totaling approx. Rs. 150 crore. Around 15-20% capex funded by the company while the balance is landlord-funded to optimize costs. - Furniture vertical: No further capex expected for plant and machinery as infrastructure and tools are already developed; future investments mainly in working capital aligning with business growth. - Design & Build vertical: Primarily working capital intensive with 30-45 days of working capital deployment expected; no large capex highlighted. - Strategic investment: Acquired stake in renewable energy Company Master and Platt as a strategic investor to explore synergies, especially for operational cost management and margin maintenance. - Overall strategy focuses on capital efficiency by leveraging landlord funding and optimizing working capital.

- The company targets a revenue growth of around 50% for FY25, slightly short of their earlier goal to double revenues. - Leasing vertical aims to increase seating capacity to about 55,000 billed seats by the end of the financial year, up from 51,000-52,000 currently. - The furniture vertical is expected to improve margins to around 30% EBITDA with higher capacity utilization next financial year. - Design & Build vertical anticipates continued growth with a robust project pipeline and expects to maintain or improve current margin levels (~17-22% EBIT). - SM REIT listing and operations are expected to contribute positively to bottom-line growth starting FY25. - The company plans about INR 150 crore CAPEX primarily in the leasing business, targeting around 25,000 new seats annually for the next couple of years. - Expansion into diverse sectors like education and healthcare through furniture and leasing verticals is a strategic focus to mitigate economic slowdown risks.

- The company aims for around 50% growth in top line for FY25, slightly below the initial target of doubling revenue. - Profitability has improved significantly, with PAT for nine months FY25 at approximately ₹92.8 crore, over 50% higher than the full year PAT of ₹62-63 crore in the previous year. - Margins are expected to improve due to operational efficiencies from their integrated business model. - Furniture division targets achieving 30% EBITDA margins as capacity utilization improves. - Design & Build division anticipates EBITDA margins of around 17-18%, with some quarters possibly higher depending on contract mix. - Rental vertical margins are expected at about 30% after accounting for interest costs related to property ownership. - PAT growth is expected to continue, although exact EPS guidance will be provided in the first quarter of the next financial year. - Strategic initiatives like SM REIT and increased office leasing are expected to drive future profitability.

- Design and Build vertical has a total project pipeline of ₹92 crores. - ₹32 crores worth of projects are currently under execution. - Additional projects worth ₹60 crores are in progress. - Furniture vertical order pipeline includes ₹8.57 crores of projects expected to complete within 30 days. - Additional ₹14.35 crores of furniture projects are expected within 30 to 60 days. - Hyderabad furniture order was received from an F&B company, partially delivered last quarter. - The company maintains a robust order booking with visibility close to ₹690-700 crores top line as per calculations shared in the call.