PNC Infratech Ltd

- Renewable Energy Project: CAPEX involved around Rs. 2,000 crores, mainly for solar panels and battery lines. Execution will be mostly in-house with partnerships with technology providers; CAPEX capitalized as part of project cost. - Coal Mining Project: Expected CAPEX of Rs. 400-500 crores, machinery-intensive project with Rs. 3,000 crores contract over 5 years. - Overall CAPEX plan for FY26: Target around Rs. 450 crores including coal mining CAPEX, with no CAPEX incurred in Q1 but planned over next three quarters. - No separate CAPEX is planned on PNC books for renewable project equipment as it forms part of the project cost capitalized. - Strategic expansion into renewable energy and coal mining segments highlighted as part of company growth and diversification.

- For FY'26, PNC Infratech maintains a revenue growth guidance of 15%-20% despite a challenging Q1 due to non-recurring arbitration and bonus receipts in the prior year affecting comparison. - Q1 FY'26 revenue was Rs. 1,136 crore (standalone), showing a 13% dip from prior year adjusted for non-recurring items. - Execution of new projects, especially post-monsoon, is expected to accelerate revenue in Q3 and Q4 FY'26. - Order inflows expected at Rs. 7,000-10,000 crore in the next three quarters primarily from the highway sector. - For FY'27, expected revenue growth remains at 15%-20%, driven by commencement of delayed HAM projects and new business segments like coal mining and renewable energy. - Coal mining project expected to contribute Rs. 300-400 crore in FY'26, Rs. 600 crore annually from FY'27 onwards. - Renewable energy EPC work to pick up mainly from Q4 FY'26 with significant execution in FY'27. - Overall, the company targets Rs. 6,300+ crore topline for FY'26 with sustained margin guidance around 13% EBITDA.

- PNC Infratech maintains a revenue growth guidance of 15%-20% for FY'26 and expects a similar 15%-20% growth for FY'27. - The company anticipates improvement in turnover in Q3 and Q4 of FY'26 due to new projects and seasonal factors. - EBITDA margin guidance is around 13% for FY'26, maintaining despite some pressure from fixed overheads. - Profit margins are expected to remain stable; Q1 FY'26 PAT margin was 7.1% standalone and 30.3% consolidated. - For FY'27, revenue growth of 15%-20% is expected partly due to commencement of delayed HAM projects and new large contracts (coal mining, BESS renewable projects). - Coal mining project expected to generate Rs. 300-400 crores revenue in FY'26 and Rs. 600 crores+ annually thereafter. - The battery energy storage project (BESS) sees limited revenue in FY'26 with major execution in FY'27. - Overall, sustained earnings and operating profits growth aligned with revenue growth expectations and margin maintenance.

- As of June 30, 2025, the unexecuted order book stands at over Rs. 17,000 crores. - Highway & expressway contracts constitute 67% of the unexecuted order book; water, canal, and area development contracts make up 33%. - Including recently secured renewable energy and mining projects worth over Rs. 5,000 crores, total order book exceeds Rs. 22,000 crores. - Around Rs. 7,000 crores of orders are on hold due to land acquisition issues; appointed dates expected during Q2-Q3 FY'26. - The company has bid for 13 projects totaling around Rs. 48,000 crores including a TOT project expected to generate Rs. 30,000 crores over 20 years; results awaited in 2-6 weeks. - Expecting Rs. 7,000 to 10,000 crores of new orders in the next three quarters primarily from the highway sector in FY'26.

- There is no specific mention of immediate new fundraising through debt or equity in the current quarter. - Standalone debt is very low at Rs. 20 crores with net surplus of Rs. 483 crores as of June 30, 2025. - Consolidated debt stands at Rs. 4,712 crores with net debt to equity ratio of 0.73 times and cash & bank balance of Rs. 2,672 crores. - For upcoming projects like renewable energy and coal mining, expected equity requirement is about Rs. 400 crores for the renewable energy project, with CAPEX of Rs. 400-500 crores planned for coal mining. - CAPEX target for FY26 is around Rs. 450 crores. - Working capital limits are largely unutilized indicating sufficient liquidity. - Management appears focused on utilizing existing financial resources without indicating new fundraising in the near term.