Any current/future new fundraising through debt or equity?

No specific guidance or announcement regarding new fundraising through debt or equity was made in the Q1 FY24 earnings call. The company mentioned converting long-term money for promoter backing to avoid taking capital back from INOX Green, emphasizing an asset-lite, free cash flow business model. Focus is on growing the O&M business organically and through acquisitions rather than raising fresh capital. The net debt situation was clarified, showing a reduction from around INR 300 crores to approximately INR 260 crores after receivables and warrant proceeds. The company indicated it is liquida

Any current/future capex/capital investment/strategic investment?

INOX Green Energy Services Limited operates primarily as a free cash flow, asset-light O&M business. The company does not intend to allocate capital to generating assets going forward; instead, it is liquidating its last asset sold to Adani. Capital expenditure is minimal, limited to about INR 1 crore for tools. Any new common infrastructure CapEx is undertaken by Resco, which acts as a trustee of that asset; INOX Green will be the O&M service provider for those assets. The focus remains on organic and inorganic growth via acquisitions rather than capital-intensive asset additions. The busines

Future growth expectations in sales/revenue/volumes?

INOX Green Energy expects to add 1,500 MWs organically over FY24 to FY26. They plan to add around 1,000 MWs annually, a mix of organic and inorganic growth. The company is targeting a fleet size of approximately 3.8 GW by end of FY24. INOX Wind (parent company) is targeting to execute at least 500 MW of orders per annum from FY24 onwards, which will flow to INOX Green. Inorganic growth includes acquiring portfolios from the 10 GW fragmented market of small O&M players, with several acquisition talks ongoing. Recent acquisition of I-Fox added over 250 MW to the fleet, performing better than exp

Future growth expectations in earnings/operating earnings/profits/EPS?

INOX Green aims to double its O&M portfolio to 6 GW from 3.1 GW at Q1 FY24 end via organic and inorganic growth. Organic addition expected: 1,500 MW during FY24 to FY26 (approx. 500 MW per year). Addition includes 250 MW acquired through controlling stake in I-Fox Windtechnik. EBITDA expected to rise with portfolio doubling; forecasted EBITDA could reach ~INR 250-275 crore by FY26 (from ~INR 97 crore at 2,800 MW). EBIT margins steady around 50%, supported by built-in 5% YoY escalation in contracts and operating leverage from higher MWs. Expected net profitability improvement from FY2

Current/ Expected Orderbook/ Pending Orders?

As of Q1 FY24, INOX Green Energy’s portfolio was approximately 3.1 GW, expected to reach around 3.8 GW by end of FY24 through organic and inorganic additions. The company aims to add 1,000 MW per year over the next three years (FY24-FY26), totaling about 3,000 MW incrementally. Of this, 1,500 MW is expected organically from INOX Wind during FY24 to FY26. Inorganic growth targets include acquiring up to 1,500 MW from fragmented small O&M players managing about 10 GW of distressed OEM wind fleets. INOX Green has already acquired a controlling stake (51%) in I-Fox Windtechnik, adding 250+

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Inox Green Q1 FY24 Earnings Call Analysis

Revenue, margin, capex, fundraise and order book outlook from management commentary.

Price: ₹170P/E: 56.4Market Cap: ₹6.9K CrSector: Commercial Services & Supplies

Management growth scorecard

Revenue

Category 2

Margin

Category 3

Fundraise

Yes

Order

Yes

Capex

Yes

3 of 5 growth signals are positive.

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Revenue guidance

Category 2

INOX Green Energy expects to add 1,500 MWs organically over FY24 to FY26.
They plan to add around 1,000 MWs annually, a mix of organic and inorganic growth.
The company is targeting a fleet size of approximately 3.8 GW by end of FY24.
INOX Wind (parent company) is targeting to execute at least 500 MW of orders per annum from FY24 onwards, which will flow to INOX Green.
Inorganic growth includes acquiring portfolios from the 10 GW fragmented market of small O&M players, with several acquisition talks ongoing.
Recent acquisition of I-Fox added over 250 MW to the fleet, performing better than expectations.
The overall wind capacity additions in India are expected to be around 100 GW in the next 8-10 years, providing a large market opportunity.
The company foresees increasing profitability with operating leverage and built-in 5% annual price escalations in O&M contracts.

Margin guidance

Category 3

INOX Green aims to double its O&M portfolio to 6 GW from 3.1 GW at Q1 FY24 end via organic and inorganic growth.
Organic addition expected: 1,500 MW during FY24 to FY26 (approx. 500 MW per year).
Addition includes 250 MW acquired through controlling stake in I-Fox Windtechnik.
EBITDA expected to rise with portfolio doubling; forecasted EBITDA could reach ~INR 250-275 crore by FY26 (from ~INR 97 crore at 2,800 MW).
EBIT margins steady around 50%, supported by built-in 5% YoY escalation in contracts and operating leverage from higher MWs.
Expected net profitability improvement from FY26 onward, as accumulated losses (~INR 600 crore) get offset by operational profits.
Asset sale (Nani Virani) expected to help become net debt free and improve profit conversion.
The business model is asset-lite with strong free cash flow and focused on annuity-like revenue streams.

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Fundraise plans

Yes

No specific guidance or announcement regarding new fundraising through debt or equity was made in the Q1 FY24 earnings call.
The company mentioned converting long-term money for promoter backing to avoid taking capital back from INOX Green, emphasizing an asset-lite, free cash flow business model.
Focus is on growing the O&M business organically and through acquisitions rather than raising fresh capital.
The net debt situation was clarified, showing a reduction from around INR 300 crores to approximately INR 260 crores after receivables and warrant proceeds.
The company indicated it is liquidating its last generating asset and does not plan to add new generating assets requiring capex.
Overall, the strategy highlights sustaining free cash flow and annuity-based growth rather than fresh fundraising.

Order book

Yes

As of Q1 FY24, INOX Green Energy’s portfolio was approximately 3.1 GW, expected to reach around 3.8 GW by end of FY24 through organic and inorganic additions.
The company aims to add 1,000 MW per year over the next three years (FY24-FY26), totaling about 3,000 MW incrementally.
Of this, 1,500 MW is expected organically from INOX Wind during FY24 to FY26.
Inorganic growth targets include acquiring up to 1,500 MW from fragmented small O&M players managing about 10 GW of distressed OEM wind fleets.
INOX Green has already acquired a controlling stake (51%) in I-Fox Windtechnik, adding 250+ MW to the fleet as of Q4 FY23.
The company is in talks with multiple players and expects potential large deals that could accelerate acquisitions beyond the stated targets.
Nani Virani asset sale (~50 MW) is expected to conclude soon, which will help become net debt-free.

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Capex plans

Yes

INOX Green Energy Services Limited operates primarily as a free cash flow, asset-light O&M business.
The company does not intend to allocate capital to generating assets going forward; instead, it is liquidating its last asset sold to Adani.
Capital expenditure is minimal, limited to about INR 1 crore for tools.
Any new common infrastructure CapEx is undertaken by Resco, which acts as a trustee of that asset; INOX Green will be the O&M service provider for those assets.
The focus remains on organic and inorganic growth via acquisitions rather than capital-intensive asset additions.
The business model is oriented towards generating annuity-like returns with very limited capital investments.

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