Infollion Resea.

- The company has added a meaningful amount of free cash flow to its kitty, approximately Rs. 10 crores. - They are in a far stronger financial position than last year. - They have evaluated M&A options but have not found attractive opportunities yet. - Currently inclined more towards building organically, especially in the US market. - There is no mention of imminent or planned fundraising through debt or equity. - The focus is on using existing cash reserves to press the accelerator when relevant opportunities arise. - No borrowings are reflected on the balance sheet; finance charges are related only to bank transaction fees. - The company remains aggressive in expansion but may consolidate over the next year.

- The company is actively investing in building its proprietary tech platform, including expanding the tech team. - Plans to open up MCB server and continue advancing Bot-moderated calls. - AI investments are cautious and measured, focusing on recoverable ROI; aiming to leverage human-in-the-loop, proprietary data, and AI without aggressive outlays currently. - Strategic investments in new geographies, especially US and MENA, aiming to build networks and client footprint; US recruitment to start after reaching about 8-10 crores revenue. - Cash flow added approximately Rs. 10 crores this year, enhancing capacity to accelerate investments when relevant opportunities arise. - No specific mention of large-scale M&A, but open to exploring if valuable and reasonably priced. - Overall, focusing on tech expansion, client development, and selective geographic growth with strategic but controlled capital deployment.

- International business growth expected to outpace core India growth, hinging on building network strength in the US and other geographies. - Core India growth depends on three main factors: strategy consulting growth, private equity investments, and public market assets under management (AUM). - Expansion into new geographies and sectors (e.g., L&D market) is ongoing but currently speculative with uncertain timelines. - AI impact seen as minimal on primary data; business focus remains on unique human-in-the-loop insights. - Volume of calls increased from ~9,000 in H2 FY25 to ~9,800 in H2 FY26, showing moderate growth. - Some cyclicality observed, with flattish growth in March, but expected to recover as clients’ businesses grow. - Company plans to remain aggressive on newer fronts and invest in sales capabilities, especially outside India, to drive longer-term revenue growth.

- Growth drivers include core India business (linked to strategy consulting, private equity investments, and public market AUM growth) and international expansion, especially US and MENA markets. - India business may see slower employee growth relative to revenue, indicating potential productivity improvements. - New initiatives like Huksa and international expansions are still developing; US business near break-even around $1 million revenue; MENA supported from India. - AI impact believed minimal on primary data services; primary data remains valuable. - Margins experienced temporary contraction due to aggressive pricing and new initiatives, with expectations of eventual normalization. - Long-term perspective remains positive; business considered derivative of India’s economic growth. - Plans to remain aggressive in newer fronts with added free cash flow to leverage growth opportunities. - No precise timeline for margin recovery but confident in structural ability to improve margins and profitability over time.

The document does not provide explicit information on the current or expected order book or pending orders for Infollion Research Services Limited. However, related insights include: - Client development (CD) calls are ongoing as a long-term relationship-building exercise rather than immediate project conversions. - Conversion of CD calls to projects varies by geography and network strength, taking months in India and longer outside India. - The business is focusing on aggressive expansion in newer geographies like the US and MENA, with investments in building networks. - Volume of calls has seen moderate growth; H2 FY2025 had ~9,000 calls versus ~9,800 in H2 FY2026. - March saw some volume decline attributed to overall economic conditions; no clear trend reversal mentioned for April. No specific quantitative order book or pending order data is disclosed.