IRM Energy Ltd

- For the CapEx planned in Namakkal and Trichy (~INR 150 crore to INR 180 crore in FY27), IRM Energy Limited plans to use IPO funds available (approximately INR 194 crores as of March). - For other GAs, the company will rely on internal accruals and has a sanctioned term loan line of about INR 40-45 crores. - Peak debt expected in FY27 is around INR 70-80 crores, considering current debt levels (~INR 49 crores) and CapEx plans. - There is no mention of any immediate plans for fresh equity fundraising; the emphasis is on utilizing IPO proceeds and debt lines. - Overall, the company states that fund availability is fully tied up for planned expansion, indicating no imminent need for further fundraising through debt or equity.

- Planned CapEx for Namakkal and Trichy for FY27 is around INR 150 crore to INR 180 crore, adding to the existing INR 257 crore investment in these GAs. (Page 8) - CapEx in other three GAs will be funded through internal accruals and an available term loan facility of INR 40-45 crores. (Page 28) - Investments in two companies, Venuka Polymers and Farm Gas, are part of a backward integration strategy. Farm Gas produces CBG, which IRM Energy is sourcing under a synchronization scheme via GAIL. (Page 26) - IPO funds of about INR 194 crores (as of March) are available for CapEx in Namakkal and Trichy. (Page 28) - Peak debt expected in range INR 70-80 crores for this financial year to support CapEx. (Page 28)

- Expecting double-digit volume growth in FY27 and beyond, with a target to cross 250 MMSCM from 223.67 MMSCM achieved previously. (Page 12) - Planning a volume growth of 14-15% in the current year, with hopes to maintain or exceed 20%+ year-on-year growth across CNG, PNG commercial, and PNG industrial segments. (Page 21) - Industrial segment volume growth expected to be higher, potentially 23-24%, with growth supported by NGT order implementations. (Page 21) - Volume additions expected with new CNG stations: 36 stations planned for the current year following 150 stations added previously. (Page 22) - Margin improvement anticipated with EBITDA per SCM expected to improve by 10-15% in the next financial year. (Page 12) - Overall outlook remains positive due to strong policy support, demand fundamentals, and strategic energy transition in CGD sector. (Page 6)

- IRM Energy expects double-digit volume growth in FY27, targeting 250+ MMSCM, up from 223.67 MMSCM in FY26. - Guidance indicates a 10%-15% improvement in EBITDA per SCM for the next financial year. - Management forecasts over 20% year-on-year volume growth across CNG, PNG commercial, and industrial segments, driven by policy support and increased penetration. - The company plans to add approximately 36 new CNG stations in the current year to support expansion. - Despite near-term pricing volatility due to geopolitical factors, margins are expected to be insulated due to strategic sourcing and pricing measures. - Long-term outlook remains positive with structural demand growth, supported by government policies promoting CGD sector expansion. - The company aims to maintain or improve its operational efficiency, with expectations of margin improvement and sustained profit growth.

The transcript does not explicitly mention the current or expected order book or pending orders for IRM Energy Limited. However, relevant operational and expansion plans can be summarized: - The company successfully added 150 CNG stations last year. - For the current financial year, IRM Energy plans to add around 36 new stations. - There is ongoing focus on maintaining high-volume growth, targeting over 20% CAGR in all segments. - The business is executing robust project rollouts and planning phase-wise expansions. - The company maintains strong capital discipline supporting expansion with term loans sanctioned up to INR 45 crores. - Continuous efforts are underway to secure permissions for laying pipelines, backed by fast-tracking from government bodies. - Demand and volume growth outlook for FY27 and FY28 remain positive with volume expected to cross 250 MMSCM and double-digit growth anticipated. No specific figures about pending order values or order book size were disclosed.