Kirloskar Oil Engines Ltd

- No explicit mention of any current or future fundraising through debt or equity in the provided transcript. - The company has announced significant capex plans totaling INR 1,400 crores over the next two years, and INR 700 crores earlier, but there is no discussion about raising funds via debt or equity to finance this. - Capex is described as fully new investment, not including replacements. - Financial discussions focus on growth, capacity expansion, and operational aspects without reference to fundraising activities. - Management emphasizes steady and disciplined growth, with no indication of immediate or planned capital raising through the markets.

- Announced a new capex of INR 1,400 crores targeting completion within the next 2 years (Pages 19, 13). - This capex focuses on capacity enhancement primarily for high horsepower (HHP) engines and includes building a new facility at existing Kagal land (Pages 19, 13). - Expected peak revenue potential from this capex is estimated at INR 5,000 to 6,000 crores, assuming an asset turn of 4 (Page 19). - Earlier, a capex of INR 700 crores was underway, focused on adding capacity for 50,000 engines, largely enhancing existing plant lines, expected to be operational around April next year (Pages 13, 9). - The asset turn for these capex investments is projected between 4% to 5% (Page 13). - Investment considers capacity utilization across all geographies and product nodes rather than region-specific (Page 13). - Investment also includes strategic structuring for international business expansion, including a Netherlands subsidiary for energy transition and power systems (Page 13).

- KOEL aims to reach USD 2 billion in revenue by FY '30, reflecting steady, long-term growth. - Power Gen (PG) segment shows strong growth potential, focusing on high horsepower (HHP) engines and segments like construction, mining, and railways. - Industrial segment expected to contribute significantly, with multiple sub-segments having their own growth plans. - International business growth is sustainable with investments in building local presence and capabilities in specific markets. - Capacity expansions at plants (e.g., Kagal plant) to add 20,000 to 50,000 engine production capacity, expected to be operational by FY '28. - Introduction of new products such as Optiprime (units up to 3,000 kVA) and plans to increase capacity beyond 3,000 kVA. - Aftermarket and distribution poised for steady growth, shifting towards ecosystem management with annual maintenance contracts. - R&D investment steady at 2% of sales, supporting new product development tailored to customer demands.

- Kirloskar Oil Engines Limited is targeting sustained, long-term growth rather than short-term spikes. - FY26 showed strong growth: standalone net sales increased 25% YoY, EBITDA rose 33%, and net profit from continuing operations increased 35%. - Power Gen segment grew 32% in FY26, industrial segment grew 22%, with a broad-based growth expected. - Management emphasizes operating leverage gains expected to materialize from FY27 onwards. - The company plans INR1,400 crores capex over two years, aiming to complete capitalization by FY28, which could translate to peak revenues of INR5,000–6,000 crores assuming an asset turn of 4. - Margins are expected to be sustainable despite short-term raw material inflation pressures. - Financial service segment is growing steadily, contributing positively to overall profitability. - Management remains committed to profitability, operating leverage, and sustainable EPS growth as the business scales toward the USD 2 billion revenue target by FY30.

- NPCIL (Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited) order execution timeline is by 2029. - The company is actively working on the NPCIL order, which is critical and tracked regularly to ensure timely delivery. - Revenue recognition for the NPCIL order has not started yet; billing-based revenue recognition will begin upon billing. - No specific current overall orderbook or pending orders quantum is provided in the transcript. - The company mentioned strong traction internationally and robust order intake in segments like Power Gen and Fluid Dynamics. - Focus remains on high horsepower (HHP) segment with capacity expansion underway to meet growing orders. - The discussions indicate steady order inflow aligned with company’s growth and capacity expansion plans, but exact figures are not disclosed.