Macpower CNC Machines Ltd

- The company is not planning to take investment from the tech partner beyond a maximum of 5% equity. - To fund the new plant CapEx, Macpower CNC Machines Limited plans to borrow some short-term loans. - They currently have some reserve funds in the bank which will be utilized as temporary short-term funding. - If foreign partners agree, they may offer up to 5% equity but not more. - No specific mention of raising funds through equity beyond this 5% offer. - The company aims to manage funding primarily through short-term borrowing and internal reserves until the new plant is operational.

- Macpower CNC Machines is planning significant capital investments related to a new plant. - They are in the process of acquiring new land for the plant, expected around March 2026, with approvals almost complete. - The new plant will have a capacity of 10,000 machines over the next five years. - Meanwhile, they are considering renting 50,000 to 100,000 sq.ft. of industrial space temporarily to smoothen production and increase capacity in FY26-27. - Funding of CapEx will be through short-term loans and reserve funds; they are negotiating with tech partners but will not give more than 5% equity. - The new plant and backward integration are key to achieving 25% EBITDA margin in 2-3 years. - Expansion includes setting up a separate export division once capacity increases. - They are finalizing technology transfer/joint ventures with international players, pending new land acquisition.

- Company expects 25% growth in revenue by FY29 after new plant is fully operational. - For FY27 and FY28, revenue growth around 25% is targeted, with capacity constraints easing due to new plant and rental spaces. - Order book shows 17% growth, with a strong pipeline of INR958 crores in bids. - Expects steady capacity utilization around 85% for the coming year. - Export markets are gradually penetrating; currently limited by capacity but expected to grow with new export division. - Focus on premium Nexa products, increasing their order book contribution to 39%, which supports higher realizations and margins. - More aggressive participation in exhibitions monthly to boost sales. - Overall, 20-30% year-on-year sector growth expected over the next five years. - EBITDA and PAT growth expected to outpace revenue growth; margins anticipated to improve beyond current 18%.

- Macpower CNC targets 25%-30% annual growth in revenue, EBITDA, and PAT over the next few years, starting FY27. - EBITDA margin expected to improve from current ~18% to 25% after full operation of the new plant and increased backward integration. - Revenue growth to reach 25% by FY29, aligned with new plant commissioning and capacity utilization improvements. - Focus on premium Nexa products and defense segment contributing to higher margins and profitability. - Incremental revenues expected to have direct positive impact on EBITDA due to fixed cost structure. - Robust order book and aggressive marketing efforts to drive growth and commission new products. - Capacity constraints currently limit growth; resolution expected with new plant, enabling sustainable profit expansion.

- Current pending order book stands at INR 375 crores, showing a 17% growth. - Domestic bid submissions total INR 639 crores. - Defence and aeronautic bids amount to INR 319 crores. - Total bidding pipeline is INR 958 crores. - Expectation of a stronger order book and increased deliveries in Q4. - Target to increase new orders by a minimum of 25% each quarter-on-quarter in FY27. - Focus on improving capacity to convert the robust order pipeline into execution.