JSW Cement Ltd

- No explicit mention of current or planned new fundraising through debt or equity during the call. - Net debt stands at INR 4,566 crores at quarter-end, with INR 520 crores scheduled for repayment in Q2 using IPO proceeds. - The company targets improving net debt to EBITDA ratio to between 2x to 2.5x in the next few years. - Capital expenditure guidance includes INR 2,000 crores planned for FY26 and a similar amount expected in FY27. - No discussion on raising additional equity or debt to fund capex or operations was mentioned. - Existing focus is on debt repayment and maintaining leverage within targeted limits.

- FY26 capex is expected around INR 2,000 crores, including commissioning of: - 1 million ton grinding capacity at Sambalpur. - Integrated unit at Nagaur (2.5 million ton grinding, 3.3 million ton clinkerization). - FY27 planned capex also around INR 2,000 crores; expansions include: - Additional 1 million ton capacity at Nagaur (by April 2027). - Talwandi Sabo unit (by June 2027). - Capacity goals: - Targeting 34 MTPA capacity by CY 2028 with grinding expansions at Vijayanagar (2 million) and Dolvi (4 million by 2028). - Strategic investments: - Fujairah clinker capacity currently a JV with financial investors, expected to become a full subsidiary over time. - Incentives: - Expected capital subsidies and SGST incentives across Nagaur (Rajasthan), Punjab, MP, and UP plants.

- JSW Cement expects cement demand in India to grow at 6.5% to 7.5% in FY26, driven by healthy monsoon and increased government infrastructure spending. - Total sales volume increased 7.8% YoY in Q1 FY26, outperforming industry growth (~3%). - Cement volume grew 10% YoY; GGBS volume grew 5% YoY in Q1 FY26. - For FY26, GGBS blended sales volume expected around 39%-40%, decreasing to 35%-37% in FY27 and ~35% by FY28 due to North expansion, although absolute GGBS sales will increase. - Trade mix expected to rise from 52% to around 55% due to entry into North India with higher trade percentages. - Plant utilization for new Nagaur plant expected to reach 55%-60% in the first year of operation (FY27). - Company is targeting cost reductions of INR400 per ton over next 1.5-2 years to improve EBITDA margins. Overall, strong volume growth with regional expansions and cost efficiencies are expected to drive future revenue growth.

- JSW Cement aims to increase EBITDA per ton to INR1,150-1,200 sustainably as it moves into attractive geographies (Page 11). - The company targets cost reductions of around INR400 per ton over the next 1.5 to 2 years, with approximately half already achieved; key levers include renewable power, alternate fuel usage, lead distance optimization, and operating leverage (Page 11). - Cement volumes grew 7.8% YoY in Q1 FY26, outpacing industry growth (~3%), and are expected to continue outperforming in FY26 (Page 3). - Planned capacity expansions (grinding capacity to 41.85 MTPA by 2028) support volume growth and margin expansion (Page 4, 13). - Clinker utilization expected to rise with new integrated plants, with first-year utilization at Nagaur projected at 55%-60% (Page 15). - Incentives and operational efficiencies are likely to improve profitability further (Page 6, 13).

The transcript provided from JSW Cement Limited's Q1 FY26 Results Conference Call does not explicitly mention details about the current or expected order book or pending orders. The discussion mainly focuses on operational metrics, capacity expansion, financial results, trade mix, GGBS volumes, working capital, incentives, and cost-saving strategies. Therefore, no specific information on the order book or pending orders is available in the provided pages of the transcript.