Gulshan Polyols Ltd

- For the ₹600 crore CAPEX on ethanol projects, funding plans include: - Term loan of ₹175 crores from HSBC for the Madhya Pradesh (MP) plant. - Planned loan of ₹175 crores from SBI for the Assam plant (in dialogue stage). - Total debt component expected around ₹350 crores. - Equity fundraising: - ₹78 crores raised earlier in the year through Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP). - The rest of the CAPEX will be funded through internal accruals. - The debt funding is supported by ISS approval from DFPD and is eligible for interest subvention as part of government incentive schemes. - The company is also applying for Production Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes for the ethanol plants, which will provide additional fiscal assistance once production starts.

- Total planned CAPEX: ₹600 crore towards ethanol and grain processing expansions. - Ethanol plant in Madhya Pradesh (500 KLPD capacity): ₹300 crore CAPEX. - Ethanol plant in Assam (250 KLPD capacity): ₹200 crore CAPEX. - Grain processing expansion (20% increase in capacity): ₹100 crore CAPEX. - ₹250 crore already spent; ₹350 crore pending to be spent over the next year. - ₹175 crore term loan taken from HSBC for Madhya Pradesh project; additional ₹175 crore loan planned, discussions ongoing with SBI. - ₹78 crore raised through QIP to contribute towards CAPEX. - Greenfield ethanol plants in Madhya Pradesh and Assam expected to qualify for Production Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes and state government fiscal assistance upon production commencement. - Expansion expected to lead to ~25% revenue upside by FY24.

- Gulshan Polyols aims for approximately 25% revenue upside by FY24 through Brownfield capacity expansions (Page 15). - The company targets around ₹2,300 crores revenue for FY24, with ethanol segment contribution rising from 20% to 50% due to new grain processing ethanol capacity (Page 14). - Grain processing segment capacity to expand by 20%, focusing on higher-margin products like sorbitol, starch, fructose syrup, and new starch derivatives, contributing to improved margins (Pages 5, 16). - Ethanol capacity to increase from 60 KLPD to 500 KLPD by Q4 FY23, with optimal utilization expected in FY24; additional 250 KLPD plant in Assam targeted for FY25 (Pages 4, 6, 11). - Grain-based ethanol and grain processing plants expected to sustain 10-12% EBITDA margin going forward with softening raw material prices (Pages 6, 16). - Exports of sorbitol to 35+ countries expected to increase with capacity expansion (Page 13).

- Gulshan Polyols expects approximately a 25% revenue upside by FY24 through Brownfield expansion of current capacities (Page 15). - Ethanol segment revenue contribution is expected to rise from 20% to 50% with new grain processing ethanol capacities coming up by FY24, while grains will contribute the other 50% (Page 14). - The 20% capacity expansion in grain processing (starch and fructose syrup) is a Brownfield expansion and expected to commission by early FY24, leading to better margins from higher-margin products like sorbitol, starch, and fructose syrup (Pages 15, 5). - Sustainable EBITDA margins of 10%-12% are targeted post-normalization of raw material (grain) and coal prices, after recent cost pressures ease (Pages 10, 6). - The 500 KLPD ethanol plant commissioning expected by Q4 FY23 will reach optimum utilization in FY24, driving earnings growth (Pages 4, 11). - Export growth is anticipated, with efforts to increase current 10% export share (Page 13).

The transcript provided from Gulshan Polyols Limited's Q2 FY23 earnings call does not explicitly mention details about the company's current or expected order book or pending orders. The discussions mainly focus on: - Capacity expansions: Grain processing segment expanding capacity by 20%. - Ethanol capacity increases: From 60 KLPD to 500 KLPD expected operational by Q4 FY23; new 250 KLPD plant in Assam by FY25. - Robust demand: Full utilization of current capacities (~100%), indicating strong demand and ability to sell entire output. - Export growth: Sorbitol exported to 35 countries with plans to increase exports alongside capacity expansions. - No specific data on order book size, pending orders, or future confirmed contracts was disclosed. Hence, while strong demand and full capacity utilization imply a healthy order pipeline, no concrete order book figures are provided.