Gabriel India Ltd

- No explicit mention of any current or planned new fundraising through debt or equity was made in the provided transcript. - The company discussed capex plans ranging from INR100 to INR150 crores for FY26, but there was no indication that additional fundraising is required for this. - Discussions on joint ventures (JV) and acquisitions were noted, including advanced talks for JV structure (Inalfa), but no financing details were disclosed. - The company indicated plans for inorganic addition of new products but did not specify any associated capital raising activities. - Overall, no direct or indirect reference to raising funds via debt or equity was mentioned in this call.

- FY26 capex guidance is INR 100-150 crores, with around INR 40 crores for maintenance and the rest for R&D or capacity expansion. - No new standalone facility planned for Sunroof; new line commercialization expected around FY27-28. - For the solar dampers business, no separate new facility; manufacturing will be in existing plants with minor capex for a new line. - For the Inalfa JV, capex depends on the Western facility announced earlier, estimated between INR 50-100 crores. - Continuous focus on localization aiming for 50-60% in 3-5 years, which may require capex, but specifics not disclosed yet. - Inorganic addition of at least one new product planned this year as part of strategic investments. - Expansion plans in aftermarket include new product launches made possible by MMAS acquisition (e.g., gas dampers). - Discussions ongoing for further M&A opportunities, aiming to add at least one new business this fiscal year.

- Aftermarket growth is a significant lever with continuous new product launches and expansion into new product lines and geographies like Latin America (Page 15). - Gas spring market share aims to grow from 5% to a much higher number; current capacity utilization at 68-70%, with potential for capacity expansion (Page 14). - Solar damper revenue expected around INR 200 crores in the next 2 years (Page 9). - E-bike business is in advanced discussions with European OEMs, targeting a considerable market share; global market size over $1 billion (Pages 9, 8). - 2-wheeler market expected to grow at 6-7%, PV (passenger vehicle) at 4-5%, and CV (commercial vehicles) recovery ongoing, supporting volume growth (Page 5). - Sunroof capacity utilization around 75-78%, with expansion plans expected to contribute by 2027-28 (Page 12). - Localization to increase towards 50-60% in 3-5 years, potentially aiding margins and growth (Page 5).

- Stand-alone business revenue grew by 9% in FY25; strong 2-wheeler growth (12%) expected to continue supporting earnings growth. - EBITDA margin improvement driven by volume growth and efficiency programs (Core 90). - PAT increased 14% to INR212 crores in FY25, indicating ongoing profitability improvement. - Capex guidance of INR100-150 crores for FY26 focused on both maintenance and growth (R&D/capacity expansion). - Aftermarket and new product segments (solar dampers, gas springs, e-bikes) expected to contribute incrementally to revenue and margins over next 2-3 years. - Sunroof business set to double production by second half of CY25, supporting future earnings. - Ambition to become a top 5 global shock absorber player continues, aiming for $1 billion sales (timeline flexible). - Inorganic product additions planned for growth, including one new product this year. - Localization and operational efficiencies expected to enhance margins gradually.

- No new orders were won in the previous quarter for the Sunroof business; existing order pipeline supports 2 production lines in Chennai. - Plan to double Sunroof capacity in Chennai by Q2 FY26. Advanced discussions ongoing for new programs in western India. - Solar damper business has won 3 orders: 2 export customers and 1 domestic customer; mass production expected to start later in FY26. - Solar damper business expected to become a INR 200 crore plus business in the next 2 years. - E-bike business is in advanced discussions with 3-4 OEM customers in Europe, with product development underway. - Overall, aftermarket expansion includes adding new products like gas dampers (from MMAS acquisition), with continuous addition expected. - New product addition via inorganic means is planned, with one product expected to be added this year, though details are confidential currently.