Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd

- HAL expects consistent double-digit revenue growth for the next 3-4 years, supported by a strong order book expanding from ₹90,000 crores to over ₹1,20,000 crores. - Manufacturing growth targeted at 15%-18% annually, with repair and overhaul (ROH) growing around 8%-10%. - New platform additions yearly, including scaling up LCA Mark 1A deliveries and commencing deliveries of Light Utility Helicopters in FY24-25. - FY25-26 will see deliveries of HTT-40 basic trainer and Civil ALH; FY26-27 will add Marine helicopters and start LCA Mark 2 prototype deliveries. - Production capacity is augmenting with a third production line in Nashik from October FY25 to increase LCA Mark 1A output. - Long-term visibility till 2032 with full execution of orders ensuring sustained workload and growth. - Focus on capability and capacity building, including R&D and strategic CAPEX to support expanding production and indigenization.

- HAL expects consistent double-digit revenue growth for the next 3-4 years, driven by a robust order book and new orders likely to materialize up to 2032. - EBITDA margin guidance is around 26%-27% excluding interest income; including interest income, it could reach 32%-33%. - Operating profit ranges between 18%-20%, depreciation/amortization around 5%-7%, and interest income adds about 6%. - Cost optimization efforts have reduced manpower and overhead expenses, improving profitability. - Growth drivers include scaling up LCA Mark 1A deliveries, commencing new platform deliveries like Light Utility Helicopters, HTT-40 trainer, Civil ALH, and future products like LCA Mark 2 and Marine helicopters. - Repair & Overhaul (ROH) activities expected to grow at 8%-9% annually; manufacturing growth to be around 15%-18% per year. - Investment in capacity and capability building, with significant CAPEX of approximately 3,000 crores per year planned over 5 years, aiming at indigenization and self-reliance.

- As of May 2024, the outstanding order book is around ₹94,000 crores, up from ₹82,000 crores in April 2023, even after liquidating nearly ₹30,000 crores in revenues. - Orders added in FY24 include RD-33 engines, ALH for Army and Coast Guard, Navy Dornier midlife upgrades, ROH and spares worth about ₹21,000 crores, and a ₹500 crore export order for 2 Dornier aircraft to Guyana. - Additional contracts for AL-31 FP engines, 12 Light Utility Helicopters, and 12 Sukhoi aircrafts are in final stages, expected to materialize within 6-12 months. - For FY25, expected order inflows are estimated around ₹47,000 crores, leading to a projected order book of approximately ₹1,20,000 crores by March 2025. - The order pipeline is strong with anticipated contracts including LCA Mark 1A additional 97 numbers, already with Acceptance of Necessity (AoN) approval.

No information is provided regarding the same in the latest conference call.

No information is provided regarding the same in the latest conference call.