Kore Digital

- The company acknowledges the need for additional funds but will wait for new tenders to be awarded before approaching for funds. - Once additional orders are secured, Kore Digital Limited plans to seek further funding. - Current fundraising is not immediately required to meet revenue guidance for upcoming years; the existing plan accounts for current projections. - No explicit mention of preferred mode of fundraising (debt or equity) was made during the call. - The management is cautious and intends to justify fund requirements clearly before raising capital.

- Kore Digital Limited is currently investing in additional machines for road work related to the Samruddhi Highway project; these machines have already been purchased (Page 11). - The company is expanding its managerial and supervisory team, including additions at the manager and supervisor levels, and plans to bring in a couple more personnel to support large projects like Samruddhi (Page 9). - At the top management level, consultants with telecom expertise have been engaged to oversee operations and follow-ups (Page 9). - The company is exploring strategic investments in deep technology related to defense through incubation initiatives with DRDO and IIT, aiming for projects with the Indian Airforce (Page 9). - Additional capital funds will be needed once new tenders are awarded; the company awaits tender finalization before formally approaching for these funds (Page 13). - No specific timeline beyond these points has been provided for other capital expenditures.

- Kore Digital targets 300 to 400 crores revenue for FY'25, reflecting strong growth expectations. - The company aims for a challenging but achievable 1,000 crores revenue projection by FY'26. - Revenue split forecast for FY'26 is approximately 30% telecom and 70% construction EPC. - Growth driven by major projects like the Samruddhi corridor, with gradual ramp-up and completion in 1.5 years. - Seasonal impacts affect quarterly revenues but not the annual outlook; strong growth expected in Q3 and Q4. - Additional tender awards are awaited which could further boost revenue; capital raising planned once orders firm up. - The company expects steady profit margins around 10% on a yearly basis despite volume growth. - Continued diversification into related fields and strategic team expansions support scaling ambitions.

- Kore Digital aims for significant revenue growth, projecting around ₹300-400 crores for FY'25 and targeting ₹1,000 crores in FY'25-26, though the latter is acknowledged as a challenge. - Profit margins are expected to stabilize around 10% PAT for the entire year, with slight fluctuations due to seasonality and business scale increase. - Margins may be slightly lower at higher volumes due to necessary concessions but are projected to remain fair and sustainable. - Earnings per share (EPS) showed strong growth in H1 FY'25 (up 89.05% to 18.81), with optimism for further improvement as operations normalize post-monsoon. - Seasonal fluctuations affect quarterly margins; better earnings and profit margins are anticipated mainly in Q3 and Q4. - Management emphasizes year-on-year performance over quarterly results for profit margin trends. - Additional tenders and funds are expected to support achieving the revenue and profit targets.

- The company is participating in multiple tenders and awaiting awards, with some tenders in the pipeline but not yet finalized. - An additional tender is awaited to justify the need for raising additional funds to meet revenue guidance. - A tender for 700 Kms (related to the Samruddhi Highway) is still on the table, with clarity expected after election results around November 25, 2024. - Current revenue for FY25 is projected in the range of ₹300 to ₹400 crores, with potential upside if additional tenders are awarded. - Aiming for ₹1,000 crores in the coming years is challenging but targeted, dependent on new orders and successful tender awards. - The normal project split is approximately 30% telecom and 70% EPC construction. - Operations are temporarily slowed due to Maharashtra elections but expected to normalize post-election.