Phantom Digital

- The company has raised ₹140 crores through QIP in the last two years for acquisitions and working capital. - Going forward, the management does not foresee significant new investments in infrastructure; most investments will focus on marketing and business positioning. - There might be some need for additional investments, but major capital expenditures are expected to be minimal. - The company is strengthening its credit policy to maintain positive cash collections and reduce reliance on external funding. - No explicit mention of any planned fresh equity or debt fundraising in the near future. - Management aims to grow through internally generated profits and minimize dependence on external funds. - Borrowings have increased but careful credit management aims to keep funding sustainable.

- External funds raised through QIP have primarily been used for acquisitions and infrastructure building. - Going forward, only limited investments are expected, mostly for upgrades and supporting US and Indian entities. - Milk studio already has good infrastructure, so major infrastructure investments are unlikely. - Focus will be on investing more in marketing and business positioning (e.g., PMG and global collectives) rather than physical assets. - Some minor system and setup upgrades planned to support entities. - No significant new large-scale capital expenditure disclosed. - Integration of technology assets and shared resources among Phantom, Tippett, and Milk is ongoing to improve efficiency.

- Phantom Digital Effects projects conservative consolidated revenue of ₹240 crores for FY26, including contributions from Milk and Tippett. - For FY27, expected consolidated revenue is between ₹300 to ₹350 crores, with increasing contributions from Tippett and Milk. - Order book as of October 2025 stands at ₹201.32 crores, with nearly 80% from international projects. - The bidding pipeline holds projects worth ₹817 crores, indicating strong future growth visibility. - Growth strategy centers on positioning as PMG Collectives, leveraging Tippett for high-end projects, Milk for European/UK tax incentives, and Phantom for cost-effective projects. - Integration of global studios and AI-enhanced workflows is expected to improve scalability and operational efficiency. - Expansion initiatives include entering Chinese and Middle Eastern markets and establishing a gaming division by February 2026. - Overall, Phantom aims for a steady ramp-up in revenue and profitability driven by global expansion and technology integration.

- Phantom Digital Effects projects consolidated revenues of ₹240 crores for FY26, including contribution from recent acquisitions like Milk. - For FY27, revenue is expected to grow to ₹300-350 crores with increasing contributions from Tippett and Milk. - EBITDA margin target is around 44%, with a conservative PAT margin of 25% as the businesses integrate and optimize costs. - The company expects steady improvement in profit margins through cost efficiencies by outsourcing more work to Indian studios. - Earnings per share (EPS) showed strong growth from 6.09 last year to 13.87 in H1 FY26, signaling robust profitability improvements. - Management anticipates continued margin expansion and profitable growth over the next two years, aiming for operating margins in the 30-32% range. - The business strategy to position under the PMG collective and global integration is expected to drive scalable, profitable growth.

- Current order book as of October 2025 stands at ₹201.32 crores, with nearly 80% comprising international projects. - There are ₹817 crores worth of projects currently in the bidding pipeline, indicating strong future visibility. - The company expects to complete around ₹90-100 crores worth of orders this fiscal year (FY26). - The remaining order book will be delivered milestone-wise mainly in FY27 and FY28. - Orders from the China market amount to approximately $17 million, with $10 million already secured and being executed. - The order book and project pipeline position the company for solid growth in both standalone and consolidated operations for FY25 and FY26.