Fujiyama Power Systems Ltd

- There is no proposal for promoter holding reduction or any fundraising through promoter holding in the next 12 months. - The company has increased borrowings towards ongoing capacity expansion and manufacturing investments. - Total gross debt increased to Rs. 4,615 million in FY26 from Rs. 3,462 million in FY25, indicating some debt raising. - Net debt-to-equity ratio improved to 0.25 in March 2026 from 0.85 in FY25 due to IPO proceeds used for debt repayment. - The management has not indicated any immediate plans for new equity or promoter stake dilution in the next 12-24 months. - Any future fundraising, if any, is not explicitly stated in the available content.

- Fujiyama Power Systems is investing in a new 1.2 gigawatt TOPCon cell line with a capital expenditure of approximately Rs. 350 crore. - The equipment quotations for this cell line have been obtained, and the order is about to be placed following board approval. - This new TOPCon line is planned to meet upcoming ALMM 2 regulatory requirements and continue the rooftop solar business. - The Ratlam facility has been recently ramped up with a 2 gigawatt integrated capacity (solar panels, inverters, lithium-ion batteries), expected to generate peak revenue of around Rs. 5,000 crore when fully utilized by Q4 FY28. - Inventory increases are related to capacity expansions at Dadri, Noida, and Ratlam to support growing demand and new locations. - No current plans to upgrade existing Mono PERC lines to TOPCon until further market assessment.

- Revenue grew by 72.3% in FY26, reaching Rs. 26,545 million, with a strong volume growth of about 70%. - Sales volume (integrated solar power generating system units) crossed 1 gigawatt in FY25-26. - Channel partners expected to double over the next three years, expanding geographical reach. - New facilities in Ratlam (2 GW capacity) and Dadri (1.2 GW cell line) to support scaling; Ratlam facility revenue potential ~Rs. 5,000 crores when fully operational. - Focus on Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities with growing demand nationwide, including Odisha, Andhra Pradesh, Assam. - Backward integration and capacity expansion (solar panel, inverters, batteries) poised to fuel growth. - Top line focus balanced with margin optimization strategies like AI-driven operational cost reduction. - Overall, steady growth expected from volume increases, geographic expansion, and capacity ramp-up in next 12-36 months.

- Fujiyama targets 11% to 13% PAT margins in the coming year, with an expectation to maintain or improve these margins over the next 24-36 months. - The company is leveraging AI to significantly control operational expenses, aiming for margin expansion as scale increases. - Future margin improvements hinge on balancing top-line revenue growth with bottom-line profitability, adapting to manufacturing capacity constraints. - Backward integration (e.g., in-house cell production) supports margin enhancements but not direct revenue increases. - Capacity expansions (e.g., 2 GW facility in Ratlam) are expected to contribute up to Rs. 5,000 crore peak revenue when fully operational. - FY26 saw a 72.3% revenue growth and 18.5% EBITDA margin, with PAT margins increasing to 11.5%, suggesting strong operating leverage and profit growth prospects. - Management expects sustained or improving profitability supported by operating efficiencies and expanded distribution networks.

The document does not explicitly mention the current or expected order book or pending orders for Fujiyama Power Systems Limited. However, key relevant points related to business growth and capacity include: - The company expects 50% revenue growth, with seasonality affecting quarterly performance. - They have doubled channel partners and plan to double again in the next three years. - Sales of rooftop solar power generating systems (SPGS) exceeded 1 gigawatt in FY2025-26. - Capacity expansions include 2 GW integrated facility in Ratlam and additional lines in Dadri and Noida. - Inventory increased to support expanding operations and new locations. - They are focusing on Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities where demand and opportunity are substantial. - No direct details were provided on order book or pending order values. For specific order book details, it is recommended to contact the company’s Investor Relations advisors.