GAIL (India) Ltd

- Gas marketing volume is expected to increase by 5-6% in FY27, reaching approximately 109-110 MMSCMD normatively (Page 17). - Transmission volumes are guided to grow to about 134-135 MMSCMD in FY27 from 124-125 MMSCMD in FY26 (Page 8). - Overseas sales volumes have increased, with around 12 MMSCMD in 9 months FY26 compared to 6-7 MMSCMD previously, indicating growth in export/domestic marketing mix (Page 11). - Petrochemical plants commissioning in 2026 (GMPL PTA, Usar PDH PP, Pata PP) will enhance capacity and output (Page 6). - Expansion of LNG sourcing expected to reach 22-23 MMTPA portfolio by 2030, adding 6-7 MMTPA progressively (Page 9). - CGD volume growth driven by new CNG/PNG connections, targeting 85 new CNG stations and 1.5 lakh new DPNG connections in next two years (Page 5). - Gas marketing margin guidance maintained at Rs.4,000 crores in FY26 and expected to remain at similar levels in FY27 despite volume growth (Pages 11, 17).

- GAIL expects steady volume growth in FY27 with gas marketing volumes projected to increase by 5%, reaching approximately 109-110 MMSCMD from 104-105 MMSCMD in FY26. - Marketing margin guidance for FY26 and FY27 is maintained at around Rs.4,000 crores PBT despite potential margin pressure due to changing contract dynamics and input costs. - Petrochemical plants (PTA, PP, PDH-PP) are expected to be commissioned during FY26, potentially improving operational profitability from FY27 onward. - CAPEX is guided at Rs.9,000 to 10,000 crores in FY27, focusing on pipelines, petrochemical projects, equity, CGD, LNG, and CBG projects. - Project Sanchay 2 aims for Rs.600 crores net benefits over five years, enhancing profitability via operational efficiencies. - GAIL targets increasing long-term gas sourcing portfolio to 22-23 MMTPA by 2030, supporting future revenue growth. - Despite current challenges like input cost hikes and forex impacts, management projects improved performance driven by cost optimization, softer input prices, and expanded clean energy investments.

The provided transcript from the Q3 FY26 conference call of GAIL (India) Limited does not explicitly mention details about the current or expected order book or pending orders. The discussion primarily covers topics like gas volumes, sourcing contracts, petrochemical costs, ethane sourcing plans, marketing margins, and project progress, but there is no direct reference to order book data or pending orders in the provided pages (up to page 22). If you require specific information on GAIL's order book or pending orders, it is recommended to refer to other sections of the full annual report or investor presentations where capital expenditure, project pipelines, and order book details are typically disclosed.

From the transcript on page 22 and the preceding discussion, there is no explicit mention of any current or future fundraising plans through debt or equity by GAIL (India) Limited. Key points related to capital expenditure and investments are: - CAPEX plans include around Rs. 9,000 to 10,000 crores for FY27 with projects across pipelines, petrochemicals, LNG, and CBG. - The company is working on multiple projects including doubling pipeline capacity and expansion in petrochemicals. - No specific mention of raising funds via debt or equity to finance these expenditures. - Management indicates capitalizing existing ongoing projects but does not detail any fundraising. - Any additional details or responses to queries were said to be addressed offline, suggesting no public announcements on fundraising at the call. Therefore, no information about new fundraising through debt or equity as of this call.

- FY26 Q3 CAPEX: Rs.2,186 crores (pipelines Rs.804 cr, petrochemicals Rs.455 cr, others Rs.620 cr) - FY27 expected CAPEX: Rs.9,000 to 10,000 crores (pipelines like Vijaypur-Auraiya C2-C3, Gurdaspur-Jammu, KKMBPL, Jagdishpur-Haldia, doubling Jamnagar-Loni pipeline involving Rs.5,400 cr) - 10-year net-zero plan CAPEX: Rs.35,000 crores focused on renewable and clean energy projects - Renewable energy projects: 700+ MW under development, Rs.2,000-3,000 cr CAPEX expected for renewables replacing internal power use - Additional Rs.800-1,000 crores CAPEX for petrochemical, GMPL, equity, CGD, LNG, and CBG projects - Fertilizer plants along MNJPL corridor proposed CAPEX: Rs.21,000 crores with board's in-principle approval; timeline approx. 3 years after approval - Expansion of Dabhol LNG terminal capacity from 5 MMTPA to 6.3 MMTPA and plans to increase further to 12.5 MMTPA