Inditrade Cap.

- Currently, Inditrade Capital has adequate equity; the main challenge is resource mobilization through debt from banks and NBFCs. - The company is more comfortable with debt resource mobilization in the current quarter compared to the last and expects improvement going forward. - Disbursement is expected to be better than the previous quarter, though no specific figures are provided due to dependency on credit environment and resource availability. - Equity raising is not currently a challenge, but if needed in the future, the company aims to raise equity successfully. - PSU banks require a 3-year track record before lending; this milestone will be reached in March, potentially easing debt access. - Listing on the National Stock Exchange has been initiated but is a long process expected to take over a year.

- Inditrade Capital Limited aims to create something differentiated and focused, seeking continuous suggestions and guidance to build the business (Page 15). - Plans to expand businesses digitally across microfinance, MSME, and affordable housing, leveraging artificial intelligence and machine learning for asset quality and cost-effective scaling (Page 10). - Home loan business targeting loan sizes between 5 and 15 lakhs with captive customers from existing segments, focusing on affordable housing instead of competing with large NBFCs in other segments (Page 6). - Exploring digital lending and microfinance expansions, with resource mobilization improving and hopes to scale AUM between 400 to 500 crores in microfinance (Page 12). - No explicit mention of large specific capital expenditure targets or strategic investments; emphasis is on calibrated and cautious growth, especially in Agri commodity and digital lending segments (Pages 11-13). Overall, the company's strategy involves selective expansion, digital transformation, and leveraging cross-selling with existing customer bases rather than large one-time capex.

- Microfinance expected to be the top growth vertical in terms of volume and AUM due to large scale and longer loan tenure (1 year loans) compared to digital lending. - Digital lending is bullish but expected AUM to remain smaller due to smaller ticket size and shorter (1 month) loan duration. - Agri commodity business growth expected to be slow and calibrated due to market challenges and lower margins (1.5-2% spread); expansion will be opportunity-driven. - Insurance broking sees significant potential for scale-up leveraging structured regulation and POS networks for cost-effective scaling. - MSME lending growth cautious due to economic stress; focus on quality growth. - Overall AUM increased by 18% Y-o-Y with total disbursement of ₹480 crores for 9 months FY20. - Improved disbursements expected in Q4 FY20 as resource mobilization stabilizes. - The Company aims to create differentiated, focused growth with strong digital integration across businesses for scalability.

- Microfinance segment expected to lead growth due to large volume and AUM potential; bullish on digital lending but with smaller ticket size and AUM. - MSME business growth currently cautious, dependent on credit environment and resource mobilization; potential to double or triple AUM with existing borrowing capacity. - Agri commodity finance to grow slowly and in a calibrated manner due to market volatility and lower margins; opportunity to scale when favorable. - Insurance broking business viewed as a significant growth opportunity with expansion potential via digital POS channels. - Improved resource mobilization expected in current quarter, leading to better disbursement and growth. - Overall optimism on continued growth, with operational efficiencies expected to improve as new branch teams mature. - EPS and profits expected to improve along with growth in AUM and controlled cost structures, but growth is prudently managed given current economic and funding conditions.

The transcript from the Inditrade Capital Limited Q3 FY20 Earnings Conference Call does not explicitly mention the current or expected order book or pending orders. The discussion primarily focuses on: - Asset Under Management (AUM) growth in different segments: Microfinance, MSME finance, digital lending, and agri-commodity finance. - Challenges and progress in disbursals, especially in Microfinance and MSME during Q3 FY20. - Optimism about improving disbursal rates in Q4 FY20. - Expansion plans in states like Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Gujarat. - Cautious but optimistic outlook on credit environment and funding resources. - No specific reference to order book or pending orders metrics was made in the call. Therefore, there is no direct information available regarding current or expected order book or pending orders.