Konstelec Engg.

- No explicit mention of any current or planned fundraising through debt or equity for new projects in the call. - For new projects and JVs in Cameroon and Saudi Arabia, funding and execution will be managed through operational means; no additional funding required as per Mr. Amish Shah (Page 17). - Foreign exchange risks are hedged through bid contingencies and secured payments (LCs), reducing the need for external funding (Page 9). - The company is focusing on improving project execution and operational efficiency to optimize cash flows rather than raising fresh capital (Pages 14-15). - No mention of plans for equity dilution or debt increase in the current financial year; working capital and cash flow management are emphasized instead.

- The company is focusing on entering the 220 KV transmission segment as part of future expansion plans. - They have made investments in capital work in progress, including new office furnishing at their Mumbai office. - Expansion into new geographies like Cameroon, Nigeria, and Saudi Arabia is underway, with JVs and subsidiaries being set up to capitalize on these markets. - In Saudi Arabia, a joint venture is active with plans to secure projects worth around 5 to 10 million Saudi Riyals in the next three quarters. - They are progressively building their prequalification credentials to bid for bigger projects, including government substation works and railway contracts. - The company is exploring renewable energy projects under PM Kusum Scheme and data center EPC opportunities as strategic growth areas. - Plans to unify all offices under a single corporate office to enhance operational efficiency and client presence. - Capital investment also includes expanding capabilities in civil works and instrumentation aligned with their joint ventures.

- The company expects revenue growth with a target of 20-30% CAGR over the next 3 years. - There is strong potential within the Transmission & Distribution (T&D) segment, especially in states like Rajasthan, expected to have opportunities worth over 1,000 crores. - New projects secured in Cameroon, Saudi Arabia, and continued solar project opportunities are anticipated to contribute meaningfully to revenue. - The unexecuted order book of 389 crores, with an average execution timeline of 12-18 months, supports expected growth. - Management aims for gross margins to return to normal levels, with EBITDA margins expected in the 10-15% range going forward. - Expansion into new domains such as railway infrastructure, data centers, and refinery maintenance supports diversified growth. - Quarterly financial reporting will provide more transparent updates from the next financial year onward, aligning with growth and execution progress.

- Expectation of revenue growth of around 20-30% over the last financial year (FY 24-25) in the next 3 years. - EBITDA margins targeted to improve toward 10-15%, considered reasonable and justifiable for project business. - Margins impacted in FY 24-25 due to execution challenges, but these are operational/transitional, not structural. - Management anticipates better profitability and revenue recognition in FY 25-26. - Efforts underway to improve project execution efficiency through new team infusion and enhanced monitoring. - Plans to move to quarterly financial reporting from next financial year to provide timely operational insights. - Diversification into new segments like 220 KV and above transmission, renewables, and international markets to drive growth. - Unexecuted order book of ₹389 crores expected to be executed over 12-18 months, supporting earnings visibility. - Management optimistic about stable margins and improving operational cash flows going forward.

- Total value of orders under progress: ₹720 crores - Unexecuted portion of the order book: ₹389 crores - Value of orders received in FY 2024-25: ₹231 crores - Orders received in 1st quarter of FY 2025-26: ₹35 crores - Domestic bid pipeline: Around ₹1,000 crores in process - Saudi Arabia bid pipeline: $5-10 million, targeting $3-5 million in work this financial year - Order breakup (unexecuted ₹389 crores) mainly from oil & gas, steel, cement, paints, and other industries - Execution timeline for unexecuted orders: 12 to 18 months - Focus on growth in transmission segment (aim to move into 220 KV and above) - New markets exploration including railways, data centers, and water treatment sectors - JV in Saudi Arabia expected to bring orders in next three quarters