Nandan Denim

- No major capital expenditure (capex) or expansion plans are planned in the near future as of Q2 FY2017. - Debt reduction is expected to occur gradually through internal accruals as per the existing repayment schedule. - The company aims to reduce its debt-equity ratio, which is around 2:1, as no significant new debt is planned. - There is no mention of any new fundraising through equity in the provided transcript. - Overall, the focus is on managing and reducing existing debt rather than raising new funds.

- The final stage of the ongoing capacity expansion of 110 million meters per annum (MMPA) is expected to complete by December 2016 or January 2017. - There is no major capital expenditure (capex) planned in the near future after this expansion. - Around Rs 5,700 million has already been spent on the current capacity expansion as of September 30, 2016. - Post-expansion, the denim manufacturing capacity will increase from 99 MMPA to 110 MMPA. - Spinning capacity will increase to 124 TPD from 70 TPD currently. - Installation of processing facilities will be completed, enabling entry into the more profitable yarn-dyed shirting business. - Backward integration and expanded capacities aim to improve operating margins and product range. - No other new strategic investments or expansions were indicated as of the call date (November 15, 2016).

- Nandan Denim is positive on long-term business prospects with ongoing capacity expansion. - The company is completing the final phase of capacity expansion by December 2016/January 2017. - Denim manufacturing capacity will increase to 110 million meters per annum from 99 million meters. - Spinning capacity will increase to 124 TPD from 70 TPD. - Expanded capacity and backward integration enables wider product range and stringent order timelines. - Improved operating margins expected due to expanded spinning capacity. - Setting up processing facilities will allow entry into higher profitability yarn-dyed shirting business. - The company aims to deliver better top-line growth and improved profitability in the next fiscal. - Management expects revenue growth supported by Denim volume growth. - Plans to increase export revenue to over 20% over the next 2-3 years to offset domestic demand fluctuations.

- Nandan Denim is optimistic about long-term business prospects with the completion of their capacity expansion by December 2016/January 2017. - Expanded denim manufacturing capacity will increase from 99 million to 110 million meters per annum. - Spinning capacity will rise substantially from 70 TPD to 124 TPD, aiding operating margin improvement. - Installation of processing facilities enabling entry into higher-margin yarn dyed shirting business. - Management aims for better revenue growth and improved operating margins in the coming fiscal year. - Despite short-term margin pressure from increased cotton prices, better cost control, lower finance costs, and taxes helped achieve 4% PAT growth in Q2 FY2017. - No major capex planned for FY2018, supporting reduction in debt and improved debt-equity ratio through internal accruals. - Overall, with enhanced capacity and backward integration, the company expects to drive revenue growth and profitability going forward.

- The transcript does not explicitly mention the current or expected order book or pending orders for Nandan Denim Limited. - However, the company highlights being on track to complete its capacity expansion by December 2016 or January 2017, which would increase denim manufacturing capacity from 99 million meters per annum to 110 million meters per annum. - The expansion and backward integration aim to help the company effectively tap increasing demand from both domestic and overseas markets. - Setting up processing facilities will also enable entry into higher profitability yarn-dyed shirting business. - There is a mention of some delay in off-take by dealers following demonetization, but overall demand is expected to come back. - The company expects better top-line growth and profitability with the added capacity, implying optimism about future orders but no specific order book details are given.