Kalpataru Ltd

- For FY’26, Kalpataru Limited is maintaining a strong growth outlook supported by healthy demand visibility and execution momentum. - Pre-sales guidance for FY’26 is around Rs. 7,000 crores, marking a 55% year-on-year increase compared to FY’25. - Collections are also forecasted at Rs. 5,700 crores, a 56% year-on-year growth. - Growth momentum is expected to continue in FY’27 at a similar pace; a potential ~20% growth in revenue is indicated but not guaranteed. - Sales growth will be supported by launches over the next 3-3.5 years, including new projects in Andheri, Thane, and Lokhandwala. - Footfalls and conversions remain strong, particularly in premium projects in Worli and large developments in Thane. - Long-term, the company expects to maintain or improve margins and leverage organic cash flows for scaling operations.

- For FY’27, the company expects growth momentum to continue on similar lines as FY’26. - A growth rate of around 20% is anticipated for FY’27, though not guaranteed. - Adjusted EBITDA margins for FY’26 are expected to be around 30%, indicating upward profitability. - Revenue recognition from high-EBITDA margin projects like Kalpataru Vivant, Vienta, and Oceana will contribute to improved margins. - Net debt to equity ratio is projected to improve, targeting around 1.5x by FY’27 and potentially 1x by FY’28, supporting long-term profitability. - The company’s cash EBITDA margins are projected to be in the range of 35% and upward going forward. - Strong sales momentum in key projects supports these growth and profitability expectations.

- The transcript does not explicitly state current or expected order book figures. - Focus is on real estate projects, with a forthcoming and planned project pipeline valued at around Rs. 47,000 crores (slide 19 mention). - Around 71% of projects are on owned land, 24% on joint venture/joint development, and 3-5% are redevelopments. - Planned launches over the next 3 to 3.5 years total Rs. 24,000 crores. - Business development (BD) spend and construction spends were about Rs. 75-80 crores and Rs. 705 crores respectively in H1 FY'26, with higher spends expected in H2. - Company is exploring redevelopment projects, plotting developments, and expanding BD activities in Mumbai suburbs and Pune. - The land reserves outside ongoing projects are substantial but expected to be monetized/developed beyond five years. - No direct order book metric for EPC or T&D businesses included here as Kalpataru Limited primarily discussed real estate.

- No explicit mention of new fundraising through equity or debt in the provided transcript. - The company is actively exploring refinancing options to lower interest costs and optimize finance costs. - Refinancing efforts have already lowered rates on around Rs. 800 crores of debt, with further attempts planned on approximately Rs. 1000 crores of debt in the second half of the year. - The average cost of debt is expected to reduce by at least 0.5% by year-end due to these refinancing efforts. - The focus remains on organic cash flows from ongoing projects for debt reduction; net debt expected to decrease from Rs. 8,025 crores to around Rs. 7,300 crores by FY’26 year-end. - No plans mentioned for raising fresh equity capital at this time.

- Construction spend for H1 FY'26 was around Rs. 705 crores, with an expected increase of 1.2x to 1.3x in H2 due to monsoon effects easing and increased execution. - Additional municipal payments for FSI and TDR add approximately Rs. 200 crores to overall construction-related spend. - Business development (BD) spend was around Rs. 75-80 crores during H1, with an expected Rs. 50 crores BD spend in H2 due to new BD projects in the pipeline. - Focus on redevelopment projects in Mumbai, with plans to acquire two more projects in Andheri and Kandivali in the next six months. - Exploring strategic expansion via redevelopment, plotting developments in Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), and projects in Pune, Hyderabad, and Noida. - Some non-core land parcels will be monetized while others will be developed over time. - Active evaluation of refinancing options to optimize finance costs and improve capital efficiency.