Monarch Surve.

- The management indicated that IPO funds are being utilized for CAPEX and working capital requirements, with Rs. 12.5 crore to be used by March 2026 and Rs. 17.5 crore by March 2027. - There is no mention of any current plans for new fundraising through debt or equity beyond the IPO utilization. - The company currently has a small amount of bank facilities, mostly non-fund based, with a very small component fund-based. - Management emphasized self-funding growth through IPO proceeds and internal accruals. - No explicit plans for raising new debt or equity were disclosed during the discussion.

- The company has incurred capital expenditure (CAPEX) primarily on advanced technology and machinery to support data collection and survey operations. - Maintenance CAPEX is minimal, mainly for calibration of electronic equipment. - CAPEX requirements depend on the order book size and project demands; new machinery is purchased as needed. - IPO funds deployment plan: Rs. 12.5 crore utilized by March 2026, and Rs. 17.5 crore utilized by March 2027, primarily for CAPEX and working capital. - Investment includes technology upgrades, specifically for digital twin development—a government-initiated tech focus. - The company plans to expand geographically within India and potentially abroad, which may require further CAPEX. - No fixed CAPEX forecast provided; investment aligns with project needs and growth strategy. - Management currently prioritizes growth and technology adoption over dividend distribution, implying reinvestment of cash flows into strategic investments.

- The company expects continued growth driven by strong government initiatives in infrastructure, especially in roads and railways. - Geospatial services are identified as a key growth driver for the next three years. - Order intake has been robust, with over Rs. 186 crores received in the last six months, indicating healthy demand. - The company anticipates revenue growth with new orders and expansion into new geographies, including potential international markets. - Execution timelines for projects range from 12 to 36 months depending on project type, supporting steady revenue recognition. - Management is hopeful to maintain improved margins above 30%, supported by technology adoption and in-house capabilities. - While exact growth percentages are not disclosed, management aims to sustain and build upon recent strong performance with sustained growth momentum.

- Revenue is expected to grow, supported by a strong order book and government infrastructure initiatives, particularly in roads, railways, and geospatial sectors. - Management aims to maintain margins around mid-30% EBITDA, leveraging past investments in technology and increased in-house execution. - Profit before tax rose by 55% in H1 FY26 with continued growth momentum anticipated. - The company expects sustained operating profit growth, driven by efficient project cost management and disciplined financial control. - Earnings per share improved significantly (Rs 10.11 in H1 FY26 vs. Rs 6.81 previously), with further growth expected aligned with revenue and margin expansion. - While precise growth percentages are not disclosed, management is confident about achieving substantial year-on-year growth over the next 2-3 years, citing robust demand and technological advancements. - Dividend distribution is not currently planned as funds are prioritized for expansion, but may be considered in the future after growth stabilization.

- Current order book execution timeline ranges from 12 to 36 months depending on project type (Page 19). - Land acquisition projects typically take 12 to 36 months to complete (Page 19). - Approximate order book bifurcation: - 20% to 25% land acquisition - 25% to 30% DPR projects (roads) - 10% to 15% railway segment and other geospatial, water sector, transmission lines, private operators (Page 14). - Order intake in first half FY25 was over Rs. 186 crores, indicating strong order inflow (Page 7). - Current bidding pipeline value is Rs. 150-160 crores with a success ratio of 5%-12% (Page 9). - IPO funds deployment planned: Rs. 12.5 crore by March 2026; Rs. 17.5 crore by March 2027, used for working capital and CAPEX linked to new orders (Page 14, Page 9).