Kalyani Cast-Tec

- The company has not taken any debt so far for its expansion projects but has prepared banks to provide support at short notice if needed. - There are plans to raise capital; both debt and equity options are being considered depending on project requirements and joint venture contributions. - Current and upcoming expansions may be partly funded through internal accruals (15-20%) and the rest potentially through joint ventures, equity, or debt. - No detailed finalization on the proportion of debt or equity yet; planning and strategy for fundraising are ongoing. - Management intends to share fundraising plans transparently with investors when ready. - Dividend or buyback plans are currently not being pursued as the company is in expansion mode and needs capital retained for growth.

- The company has planned a major expansion with a total capex of INR 400-500 crores over the next 4-5 years. - Capex will be funded through internal generation, equity, debt, and potential joint ventures or FDI. - Expansion includes setting up a wagon manufacturing unit with an initial capacity of 2,400 wagons, scalable up to 8,000 wagons annually. - Existing container manufacturing capacity is 6,000 units; new facilities will add capacity for 10,000 containers, totaling 16,000 containers annually. - The company has acquired about 144 acres of land near a port to develop a multimodal industrial park including container manufacturing, wagon production, refrigerated container units, and steel foundry for backward integration. - Construction of wagon and refrigerated container factories has already started, with container and logistics expansion expected to complete by March 2026; wagon plant expected by mid-2026. - Capex payback expected to be roughly 10 times revenue potential with margins around 9-10%.

- The company expects a revenue growth of 30% to 40% for the current year (FY26), though percentage growth may moderate due to higher base numbers. (Page 8) - A quantum jump in revenue is anticipated from FY27 onwards following completion of major expansion projects. (Pages 6, 8) - Capex of INR 400-500 crores planned over next 4-5 years to support growth and capacity expansion. (Pages 6, 8) - Existing container manufacturing capacity of 6,000 units will be augmented with new facilities targeting 10,000 containers annually at new site, totaling 16,000 containers capacity. (Page 5) - Wagon manufacturing facility planned with phased capacity expansion from 2,400 to 8,000 units per year over 4-5 years. (Pages 5, 9) - Order book stands at INR110 crores with execution expected by October. (Page 8) - Management confident of strong order pipeline, including from private sector alongside Indian Railways. (Pages 7, 9)

- Revenue growth for FY26 expected at 30%-40% with increasing absolute figures though percentage growth may moderate due to larger base. - Targeted net margins are between 9%-12%. - Major expansion projects completing in FY25-26 anticipated to cause a "quantum jump" in revenue starting FY26-27. - Capex of INR400-500 crores planned over next 4-5 years to support growth; payback expected around 9%-10% margins. - Company aims for revenue potential roughly 10x the capex spent. - Earnings per share increased by 21% in FY24-25, with a strong EBITDA and PAT growth (~44%-48%). - Focus on innovation and market creation expected to sustain growth and profitability despite cost disadvantages. - Expansion in wagon manufacturing expected to contribute 60%-65% of revenue long term, complementing container business. - Company to remain largely debt-free with some fund raising possible via equity/JVs to support growth plans.

- Current order book stands at approximately INR 110 crores. - INR 31 crores of work has already been completed in the first two months of the financial year, showing strong execution against the order book. - The previous year had an order book of around INR 80 crores, fully executed by October. - The company expects to complete the current order book by October of the financial year. - There is consistent demand, and customers are reportedly waiting for products, indicating a healthy pipeline. - Orders are expected to increase especially with the ramp-up of new manufacturing facilities. - Capacity to handle orders is not a constraint; expansion plans will accommodate increased order flow. - The company also plans to increase capacity to meet consistent order intake. - No specific number given for pending orders beyond the current order book of INR 110 crores.