Madhusudan Masa

- No new banking debt is planned for the current 6,000 MT expansion phase 1; it is being funded purely through internal accruals. (Page 8 and 25) - The company has issued warrants to promoters; part of the money is received (20%), with 40% planned to be recalled by March FY26 and the remaining 40% by July FY27. (Page 18 and 26) - Future CapEx phases, including phase 2 (18,000 to 22,000 MT capacity), will be funded through internal accruals, including funds from warrant conversions. (Pages 14 and 13) - Debt is currently rising with interest costs increasing, but no explicit plan to raise new debt was mentioned. The management intends to use warrant conversion proceeds to fund expansion and avoid fresh debt. (Page 18 and 26)

- Current CapEx: INR 18 crore allocated for phase 1 expansion adding 6,000 metric tons capacity, expected to go live by Q1 FY27. - Existing Capacity: 5,400 metric tons; post phase 1 expansion total capacity will be 12,000 metric tons. - Phase 2 Expansion: Planned for Q3 or Q4 FY27 with capacity addition between 18,000 to 22,000 metric tons (under consideration, not finalized). - Funding: Phase 1 CapEx funded through internal accruals; subsequent phases expected to be funded via warrant conversion and internal accruals without debt. - Strategic Focus: Expansion mainly targets branded products; production capacity increases aligned with growing sales demand. - Geographic Expansion: Focus primarily on northern and western states, no immediate plans for southern market entry. - Distribution: Super stockists appointed in new regions to support increased capacity and market reach.

- FY26 revenue target is INR 300-310 crore, aiming to surpass this with strong H2 performance. (Page 10, 11) - FY27 revenue target is INR 400 crore on a consolidated basis. (Page 10) - Capacity expansion will double current manufacturing capacity to 12,000 metric tons by Q1 FY27, supporting volume growth. (Pages 7, 10, 23, 25) - Branded products expected to contribute 70%-75% of revenue in FY26, up from 66% last year, indicating shift towards higher-margin products. (Page 7, 18) - Geographic expansion focused on northern states to increase market share beyond core Gujarat and Maharashtra. Northern region's revenue share expected to rise from ~12-13% to ~20% in H2 FY26. (Pages 10, 25) - Targeting 1% branded market share by FY30, which could translate to INR 3,500 crore industry size opportunity. (Page 8) - Capacity and distribution network strengthening underway to meet anticipated growth in branded sales. (Pages 23, 25)

- FY26 EBITDA margin expected to be between 12% to 13%, supported by increased branded sales and efficient raw material procurement. - Revenue target for FY26 is INR 300-310 crore, with north Indian markets gaining importance. - For FY27, revenue target is INR 400 crore, driven by capacity expansion and market penetration. - Capacity expansion will double existing capacity from 5,400 MT to 12,000 MT by Q1 FY27, enabling higher sales potential (~INR 400-500 crore peak revenue). - Phase 2 expansion planned to add 18,000 to 22,000 MT capacity starting Q3 or Q4 FY27, potentially further boosting revenue. - Capacity utilization expected to reach 70-80% by end FY27. - Margin sustainability supported by growing branded portfolio (70%-75% revenue share in FY26) and high-margin grocery segments. - Warrant conversion expected to fund expansions without increasing debt burden, aiding profitability.

The transcript does not explicitly mention current or expected order book or pending orders for Madhusudan Masala Limited. However, some relevant points about sales and inventory reflect demand environment: - Distributors and super stockists had depleted inventory levels in Q2, leading to expectations of robust replenishment in Q3 and Q4. - Q1 had higher inventory procurement by partners due to historically low raw material prices. - The company expects strong demand driven by replenished cycles and favorable pricing, especially for the festive season like Diwali. - They reported sales of around INR 45-46 crore in Q2 FY26, down from INR 70 crores in Q2 FY25, mainly due to inventory destocking at distributor levels. - Capacity expansions are in progress to double production by Q1 FY27 to meet anticipated increases in demand. No direct figures or specific order book/pending orders were cited in the call transcript.