Gulshan Polyols Ltd

- There is no additional capex planned for the current year, and nothing material is approved by the board for next year, other than maintenance capex. - Maintenance capex is around ₹10-15 crore annually. - The company completed its recent Capex within scheduled time and budget; plants are now running at nearly 70-80% capacity. - Net debt as of December end FY20 was around ₹5.25 crore (including working capital and term loans). - No mention was made of any new fundraising through debt or equity in the discussed period. - Future fundraising details are not disclosed, and no new major debt or equity raise is indicated in the call.

- The company has aggressively executed its Capex over the last 2 years, completing all projects within the scheduled time and budget. - Plants are now running at almost 70-80% capacity. - For the current year, there is no additional Capex planned. - For the next year, no material Capex apart from maintenance is expected; nothing new has been approved by the board. - Maintenance Capex is generally around ₹10 to ₹15 crore per year. - Focus for the coming year will be on improving operations, efficiency, and margins rather than on new capital investment.

- The company has scaled revenue from ₹600 crore to over ₹2,000 crore in 4 years, indicating strong growth. - Ethanol segment volumes are expected to reach 20-22 crore liters in FY26, generating about ₹1,500 crore revenue. - Grain processing revenue is steady around ₹900 crore, with plants running at ~80% capacity; no major jump expected without capacity expansion. - Mineral processing is stable with around ₹20 crore EBIT; growth expected to be modest and steady. - Overall revenue growth outlook for FY24-25 sees grain processing stable and ethanol growth driven by government support and raw material cost softening. - The company aims for EBIT margins of 8-10% in the coming years, hoping for a recovery as raw material prices stabilize.

- The company expects to see improvements in the bottom line and operating efficiency in the coming years (Page 18). - EBIT margins target is 8-10% over the next 2-3 years, signaling expected profitability recovery (Page 13). - Recovery and margin improvement anticipated due to softening raw material prices, especially maize and FCI rice availability (Pages 9, 14). - Ethanol segment margins likely to improve as price decreases in ethanol and raw materials positively impact EBIT per liter (Page 9). - No major revenue growth expected from grain processing segment as plants are running near full capacity; revenue steady around ₹900 crore (Page 14). - Mineral processing is stable with modest growth; no significant jump expected but steady EBIT growth continues (Page 8). - Full utilization of ethanol production capacity (up to 90%) is targeted, which will support revenue growth up to around ₹1,500 crore from ethanol segment (Page 9).

- Current order book for ethanol segment: Approximately 15 crore liters (about 3.7 to 4 crore liters per quarter). - Q1 order book was around 4.5 crore liters for all plants. - For FY26, expected ethanol volume is 20 to 22 crore liters. - Expected revenue from ethanol segment for FY26 is about ₹1,500 crore, including byproduct revenues. - No new onsite plants commissioned in FY25, so no one-time EPC contract boost expected. - Export revenue from sorbitol stable at about ₹100 crore, expected to remain steady. - Grain processing plants running at almost 80% capacity, with stable revenue expected around ₹900 crore. - No significant new capex planned this year or next beyond maintenance, indicating no large new orders for expansion.