Eleganz Interior

- The company is currently evaluating CapEx requirements for a new factory, with a consultant hired to finalize machinery needs and line capacity before deciding on the exact CapEx. - There is no finalized CapEx figure or fundraising plan disclosed yet. - Regarding debt, the company stated that previously it was debt-free post-IPO, with mainly short-term borrowings below 10% of turnover. - For upcoming growth and increased order book (~₹586 crore currently), short-term borrowing like cash credit (CC) facilities may be utilized to fund working capital. - Management has not ruled out raising debt but is still assessing whether reserves or debt will fund new investments. - No explicit mention of fresh equity fundraising plans was made in the call excerpts.

- Eleganz Interiors Limited is planning to start a new factory (plant) to reduce outsourcing of furniture manufacturing, aiming for 100% utilization over the next five years. - The exact CapEx requirement for the Khopoli plant is still being planned and has not been finalized; a consultant has been hired to study machinery and capacity needs. - Management is still working out whether the CapEx will be funded through reserves or debt. - They have hired a consultant for reverse engineering the plant capacity and machinery requirements before finalizing CapEx. - No decision yet on raising debt specifically for the factory; currently, the company is mostly debt-free on a net basis. - Future strategic investment includes growing an in-house team for EPC projects while partnering with experienced players initially. - Company plans to invest in backward integration and scale, which may improve margins over time.

- Eleganz Interiors Limited expects FY26 sales to close around ₹430 crore to ₹450 crore, representing 15% to 20% growth over the previous year. - The company is confident of delivering ₹300 crore to ₹350 crore worth of projects in H2 FY26. - Despite first-half delays and lumpiness, strong order book of ₹586 crore (₹426 crore excluding airport project) supports growth outlook. - Current bidding pipeline is about ₹4,000 crore, with a projected 10% win ratio adding to the order book in coming months. - Long-term CAGR target is 25% to 30%, driven by increasing scale and design capabilities. - Growth supported by expansion into EPC vertical and new factory for in-house manufacturing to improve cost and scale. - Management expects revenue growth to accelerate in second half due to project kick-offs and budget spending cycles of clients. - Overall, steady volume growth is expected with stronger execution in H2 and beyond.

- **Revenue Growth:** Expecting 15% to 20% growth in FY26, with possibility of 30% CAGR over the medium term as project delays get resolved. - **Order Book:** ₹586 crore order book (₹426 crore excluding airport project) supports strong execution and revenue visibility. - **Margins:** Targeting improvement to ~9% EBITDA margin in H2 FY26 and aiming for 5% to 5.5% PAT margin for the full year; longer-term aspiration for 7% to 8% PAT margin with economies of scale and backward integration. - **Profitability:** H1 margins impacted by lower revenue and fixed employee costs, expected to normalize in H2 and improve bottom-line proportionally. - **CapEx & Expansion:** New factory and vertical expansion into civil/EPC expected to enhance cost optimization and broaden project scale, supporting future profit growth. - **Debt:** Currently net debt-free; short-term borrowing may be used to fund growth but overall financial health remains strong.

- Current balance order book stands at ₹586 crores (excluding GST). - Opening order book as of April 1 was approximately ₹350 crores, including a ₹160 crore airport project, executable over three years. - Year-to-date new order inflows of approximately ₹346 crores, mostly won in the last quarter of H1 FY26. - Expect to execute ₹320-₹350 crores of the current order book in H2 FY26. - Targeting 15% to 20% growth for the current financial year, with a 3 to 5-year CAGR commitment of 25% to 30%. - Bidding pipeline totals around ₹4,000 crores with a success rate expected at about 10%. - Recently awarded a ₹100 crore project added to the order book. - Airport project is long-term; removing it leaves a ₹426 crore order book focused on near-term execution.