Ganesh Green Bharat Ltd

- There is no explicit mention of any current or imminent fundraising through debt or equity in the conference call. - The company is managing working capital internally and maintaining strong financial discipline. - Working capital requirements could increase significantly if Ganesh Green Bharat moves into cell manufacturing, potentially needing around INR100 crores. - For the Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) line, an additional INR20 crores may be required, with associated working capital needs. - The company prefers step-by-step expansion and is focusing on EPC work before moving into manufacturing for BESS. - No clear plan for raising funds via equity or debt is stated; emphasis is on managing growth with existing resources and operational cash flow. - Operating cash flow for H1 FY '25 is strongly positive INR25.89 crores, reflecting good cash generation from business operations.

- **BESS (Battery Energy Storage System):** Targeting INR 500-600 crores revenue next year. Currently participating in tenders (~INR 1000 crores). Initially focusing on EPC work before moving to manufacturing. Manufacturing expected to start after government support, potentially by January 2028. - **Solar Module Capacity Expansion:** Increased from 750 MW to 1.1 GW; targeting utilization rise from 69% to 85-90% within FY '26. Planning to reach 2 GW+ solar module capacity by FY '26. - **Cell Manufacturing:** Planned to start by January 2028, contingent on government support for local manufacturing. - **Working Capital:** Additional working capital (~INR 100 crores) will be required if cell manufacturing line is set up. Battery storage line may need about INR 20 crores. - **EPC Focus:** Expanding EPC segment due to better margin ratios; onboarding new personnel (e.g., Mr. Kothari as EPC head).

- Target to double turnover and profit every year, maintaining aggressive growth goals. - H1 FY '26 revenue at INR342 crores, showing 145% YoY growth; strong order book INR976 crores provides visibility. - Expect significant improvement in manufacturing utilization from current 69% to nearly 85-90% in FY '26, boosting operational performance. - Expansion in EPC business, especially focusing on transmission lines, substations, and water supply projects; 50% of output to be retained and 50% sold in the market. - BESS (Battery Energy Storage Systems) revenue targeted around INR500-600 crores next year, with participation in large tenders underway. - Capacity expansion to 2 gigawatt solar module manufacturing by FY '26 intended, enhancing volume capabilities. - Order execution expected at 60-65% in H2 FY '26 from INR976 crores order book, indicating strong business momentum. - Long-term plan includes scaling to cell manufacturing by FY '28 if government support allows.

- Ganesh Green Bharat aims to double its profit and turnover every year as a consistent target (Page 4, 11). - For H1 FY '26, they reported a 151.62% year-on-year PAT growth and a 92.75% increase in EPS, indicating a strong profitability trajectory (Page 4). - The company targets double turnover growth next year, emphasizing strong revenue potential and operational momentum (Page 10). - EBITDA margins are expected to remain healthy around 12%-15% with potential incremental gains from new businesses like BESS and EPC (Pages 8, 10). - Increased utilization of manufacturing capacity from 69% to approximately 85%-90% by FY '26 end will boost operational performance and profitability (Page 6). - Entry into BESS EPC work and planned cell manufacturing by FY '28 aim to diversify and strengthen profit streams (Pages 3, 10). - Strong order book (~INR 976 crores) provides visibility for continued revenue and profit growth in H2 FY '26 and beyond (Pages 5, 11).

- As of H1 FY '26, Ganesh Green Bharat Limited has an order book of INR 976 crores. - Only 35% of the current order book has been executed in H1. - The company expects to execute 60-65% of the order book in the second half (H2) of the financial year. - They typically maintain an order book of 6-7 months’ worth of work to manage price fluctuations and working capital risks. - Ganesh Green Bharat has participated in tenders worth INR 1500 to INR 2000 crores beyond the current order book. - The company prefers to keep the order book manageable due to price volatility and margin risks. - They have a strong order pipeline supported by government projects and EPC contracts.