Forgent Power Solutions, Inc.

- There is no mention on page 10 or elsewhere in the provided transcript about any current or planned fundraising through debt or equity. - The company highlights improving operating cash flow and a transition toward cash generation as a key milestone. - They expect free cash flow to increase as the current capacity expansion completes and capital intensity steps down. - This improved cash flow will provide greater flexibility to pursue strategic M&A opportunities. - No statements indicate the need or plans for raising capital via new debt or equity offerings in the near term.

- Forgent is nearing completion of a $205 million capacity expansion planned for fiscal 2026, expected to be meaningfully complete by year-end with minor bleed into fiscal 2027 H1. - For fiscal 2027, capital expenditures are being assessed, with guidance around 1%-1.5% of revenue expected under current plans. - Any increase in capex would be driven by demand profiles and the mix of demand. - As capital intensity steps down after the expansion completion, free cash flow generation and cash flow conversion are expected to improve. - Improved cash flow will provide greater flexibility to pursue strategic M&A opportunities targeting product portfolio expansion and growth augmentation. - Working capital improvements remain a focus to enhance free cash flow generation.

- Fiscal 2026 guidance raised to $1.35B-$1.39B in revenue, representing 82% YoY growth at midpoint (Page 4). - Fourth quarter 2026 revenues projected at $392M-$432M, up 73% YoY at midpoint with strong sequential growth (Page 4). - Bookings reached record $867M in Q3, up 308% YoY and 14% sequentially, with a book-to-bill ratio of 2.3x (Page 2). - Backlog at nearly $2B as of March 31, 2026, up 157% YoY and 33% sequentially, providing strong revenue visibility into fiscal 2027 and beyond (Page 2). - Demand environment described as robust and pipeline strong, supporting continued order growth and backlog additions (Pages 6, 8, 9). - Increasing customer spend and expanding wallet share through integrated "powertrain solutions" driving volume growth (Pages 2, 3). - Operating leverage expected to drive margin and volume expansion as capacity ramp completes in late 2026 (Pages 4, 8).

- **Fiscal 2026 Guidance Raised:** - Revenues expected between $1.35B and $1.39B, representing 82% YoY growth at midpoint. - Adjusted EBITDA forecasted at $310M-$320M, an 86% YoY increase, with ~23% margins. - Adjusted net income projected at $197M-$207M, a 128% growth at midpoint, more than tripling YoY. - **Q4 2026 Outlook:** - Revenues of $392M-$432M, 73% YoY growth at midpoint. - Adjusted EBITDA anticipated at $100M-$110M, a 145% YoY increase with ~25% margins. - Adjusted net income forecasted at $67M-$77M, more than tripling YoY. - **Margin Expansion & Operating Leverage:** - Sequential adjusted EBITDA margin improvements of 200 bps in Q3 and expected further expansion in Q4. - Operating leverage benefits due to higher production volumes and SG&A leverage. - **Fiscal 2027:** - Increased visibility into demand and execution. Detailed guidance to be provided in next earnings call.

- Record bookings of $867 million in Q3, up 308% year-over-year and 14% sequentially. - Book-to-bill ratio of 2.3x in Q3, indicating strong demand and visibility into future periods. - Backlog at a record nearly $2 billion as of March 31, 2026, up 157% year-over-year and 33% sequentially. - Approximately 55% to 60% of current backlog scheduled to ship in fiscal 2027; remainder into Q4 FY26 and FY28. - Orders showing robustness across data center, grid, and other segments, with project lead times extending to 12-15 months on average. - Company sees growing opportunities, including behind-the-meter power configurations, contributing positively to pipeline. - Order sizes increasing due to larger projects and broader product portfolio involvement, with $100 million+ wins noted in recent quarters. - Visibility on order timing remains challenging; company avoids specific quarterly order guidance but affirms robust pipeline and backlog growth.