JSW Infrastructure Ltd

The transcript does not explicitly mention any current or planned fundraising through debt or equity. However, relevant points related to funding and capex include: - FY '26 capex expected at INR 3,500 crores (INR 2,000 crores for ports, INR 1,500 crores for logistics), which includes acquisition-related outflows. - FY '27 and '28 combined capex guidance: INR 13,000 crores for ports and INR 3,500 crores for logistics. - Orders placed and purchase orders raised, with some payouts deferred via bank guarantees and letters of credit. - Continued acquisition plans for logistics assets like container rakes, LSFTO rakes, and terminals. - Management open to participating in PPP bids for new projects and acquisitions as opportunities arise. No direct mention of new debt or equity raising was provided in the transcript up to January 16, 2026.

- FY '26 capex guidance: INR 3,500 crores (INR 2,000 crores on ports, INR 1,500 crores on logistics). - Projected FY '27-'28 capex: INR 13,000 crores on ports, INR 3,500 crores on logistics. - Some FY '26 capex deferred due to bank guarantees and LCs, but purchase orders have been raised and are on track. - Capex includes acquisitions such as logistics transaction (INR 1,200 crores outflow expected in FY '26). - Ongoing construction and acquisition of CFS/ICDs and container rakes to support logistics business growth. - Participation in Public-Private Partnership (PPP) bids for new terminal projects beyond current 400 million tonne capacity target. - Slurry pipeline, Jatadhar, Jaigarh, and Dharamtar expansions contributing to growth, with some projects nearing commissioning. - Focus on early completion of projects to double EBITDA by FY '28.

- FY '26 consolidated revenue expected at INR 5,400 crores with 20% Y-o-Y growth. - FY '27: EBITDA growth of approx. 15%; FY '28: EBITDA expected to double from FY '26 levels. - FY '28 port cargo volume guidance is conservative at 10 million tonnes initially, with peak potential of 27-28 million tonnes. - Strong ramp-up in port projects including slurry pipeline, Jatadhar port, Jaigarh and Dharamtar expansions expected to contribute significantly by FY '28. - Logistics business EBITDA to grow from INR 450-500 crores in FY '27 to INR 750-800 crores in FY '28. - Logistics revenue target by FY '30 at around INR 8,000 crores; growth drivers include increased terminals (~25), container and LSFTO rakes (~200+), and container acquisitions (8,000-10,000 containers). - Capex guidance: INR 3,500 crores in FY '26; INR 13,000 crores (ports) and INR 3,500 crores (logistics) combined for FY '27-28. - Volume growth revised to 6-7% in FY '27 with a massive ramp-up to 165-175 million tonnes in FY '28.

- JSW Infrastructure aims to double EBITDA by FY '28 compared to FY '26, reflecting strong earnings growth. - EBITDA growth is expected to be approximately 15% in FY '27 over FY '26. - Logistics business EBITDA projected at INR 450-500 crores in FY '27 and INR 750-800 crores in FY '28. - Consolidated revenue target for FY '27 is INR 5,400 crores with operating EBITDA of INR 2,600 crores. - Major contributors to growth include early completion of port projects, ramping up logistics rolling assets, and efficiency gains. - EBITDA margins in logistics are expected to improve from ~20% in FY '28 to 25% by FY '30 driven by ramp-up of ICDs, CFS, and further acquisitions. - Net profit grew 11% in first 9 months FY '26, indicating healthy profit growth aligned with EBITDA expectations.

- Aggregate financial commitment across all growth projects (awarded work orders and procurement of materials) is approximately INR 4,000 crores as of December 2025. - Capex spend up to December 2025 has been INR 1,383 crores. - Purchase orders have been raised as planned, but payouts deferred over next 2 years due to bank guarantees and LCs. - Management is focused on early completion of projects to double EBITDA by FY '28. - While current focus is on executing existing projects, the company will continue participating in PPP bids and pursue good opportunities to further expand order book. - New PPP projects have potential to add beyond the targeted 400 million tonne capacity. - The pipeline includes major projects like the slurry pipeline and terminals at Jatadhar, Dharamtar, Jaigarh, etc.