G R Infraprojects Ltd

- As of May 2026, the order book stands at approximately INR 26,470 crores. - Bids aggregating to approximately INR 13,500 crores are yet to be opened. - The company targets new order wins of INR 20,000 crores to INR 22,000 crores for Financial Year 2027. - Sector-wise targets for new orders in FY27: - Roads: INR 12,000 crores to INR 14,000 crores - Ropeway, Telecom, Renewables: INR 1,000 crores to INR 2,000 crores - Power Transmission: INR 5,000 crores - Tunnels and Hydro: INR 2,000 crores to INR 3,000 crores - Oil and Gas: Included as part of overall targets; order book as of March 2026 includes around INR 250 crores in oil and gas. - The company is selective and disciplined in project bidding due to the current economic and geopolitical environment.

- No explicit mention of planned new fundraising through debt or equity in the recent discussion. - The company appears comfortable managing working capital without heavy reliance on bank limits. - Equity investment plans of INR600-700 crores over three years are mentioned for logistics/warehousing and other sectors, but primarily funded internally. - No concrete plans disclosed for large-scale equity raisings or large debt issuances. - There is discussion of selective divestment (e.g., InvIT units) that might bring in some liquidity (INR100-200 crores range possible as piecemeal sell-offs). - The management is focused on prudent financial discipline and business continuity, implying cautious approach towards new capital raising. - Overall, fundraising is expected through internal accruals, selective asset sales, and judicious equity investments rather than fresh large-scale debt or equity.

- Target capex for FY27 is in the range of INR 300-350 crores, mainly for plant, machinery, and specialized equipment for tunneling and power transmission projects. - Capex in FY28 is uncertain but likely lower than FY27, dependent on new sector growth. - Strategic investment plans include equity investments of approximately INR 600-700 crores over the next three years in logistics and warehousing sectors. - Current investments in logistics involve multi-modal logistics projects, with ongoing discussions for land acquisition in Guwahati and Sambhajinagar. - No concrete plans yet to monetize InvIT units substantially, though small piecemeal divestments (INR 100-200 crores) are possible. - Equity investment contribution for HAM and transmission projects is estimated at INR 1,000 crores in FY27, with total remaining at around INR 3,486 crores.

- Targeting new order inflows of INR 20,000 to 22,000 crores in FY27. - Expected revenue growth of 15% to 20% in FY27. - Potential for 25% to 30% growth in FY28, driven by order book build-up and execution of backlog. - Diversification into sectors like roads (INR 12,000-14,000 crores), power transmission (~INR 5,000 crores), tunnel hydro (~INR 2,500 crores), oil & gas, renewable energy, and telecom. - Execution rates expected to remain stable at current levels, with land acquisition challenges influencing pace. - Optimistic outlook despite geopolitical uncertainties, focusing on long-term infrastructure opportunities in India. - Growth uplift expected with new order inflows impacting revenues mainly in the following fiscal year.

- Revenue growth guidance for FY27: 15% to 20%, with potential increase depending on order inflows. - New order inflows targeted at INR 20,000 to 22,000 crores in FY27, including INR 12,000-14,000 crores from roads and additional orders in power transmission, tunneling, telecom, and other sectors. - Execution growth expected to reflect the inflows with possible upside beyond 15-20% if awarding picks up. - Margins maintained around 10.5%-12%, with cautious optimism; geopolitical issues may impact commodity costs affecting margins. - EBITDA margin at standalone level dropped to ~11% in FY26 due to one-time incomes last year and higher construction costs, expected to stabilize. - Profit after tax at standalone rose significantly in FY26; management aims to sustain profitability with selective and disciplined bidding. - Capex planned at INR 300-350 crores for FY27, supporting diversification and growth in new sectors. - No explicit EPS guidance, but with revenue growth and margin stability, operating earnings and profits are expected to improve moderately going forward.