Praveg Ltd

- Praveg Limited mentioned potential utilization of INR10-11 crores from warrant money for future expansion, including South India (Alibag); however, this may be managed internally or through promoters and investors. - The company indicated it might take loans if opportunities arise and funds are required for working capital or growth. - Current loans are limited, mostly from group companies, with some bank limits (INR5-10 crores) mainly for bank guarantees or government business. - The company is shifting focus from in-house capex to an investor capex model to minimize capital expenditure. - Warrant money was 25% forfeited, becoming part of reserves without liabilities; thus, no direct equity inflow from warrants is anticipated currently. - Overall, debt raising is conditional on opportunities; no firm new debt or equity fundraising announced at present.

- Additional capex of INR10-15 crores planned for completing remaining 20 rooms at Thinnakara South; Thinnakara North capex is largely done and ready for inauguration. - Investment in expansion through investor model partnerships to minimize Praveg's own capex, co-developing and operating properties with investors. - New advertising business acquired through a 51% stake in an SPV, focusing on prime hoarding locations, expects good growth this year. - Exhibition events segment being revitalized after a 2-year pause; bidding and team building underway with optimistic outlook for H2. - Acquisition of 50,000 sqm land adjoining existing 46 rooms and 30 bungalows with a 35-year lease, representing long-term strategic expansion. - Total capex expected to be managed through mix of forfeited warrant funds, investor module, internal accruals, and selective external debt if needed.

- Praveg currently operates 18 resorts, with around 50% being operational for over a year; new resorts typically take 1-2 years to improve margins and occupancy. - Revenue growth is expected in H2 each year, with H2 usually contributing two-thirds of the annual revenue due to seasonality. - Exhibition and advertising businesses, which were minimal in prior years, are ramping up and expected to contribute significantly in coming periods. - Advertising revenue showed strong growth with acquisition and expansion in prime locations; anticipated further growth due to new advertising monopolies in metro cities. - Exhibition event business is recovering after a 2-year lull; aggressive bidding and new awards are expected to boost revenues. - Hospitality revenue expected to grow with increased occupancy in resorts like Bangaram and launch of new resorts like Thinnakara. - Incremental revenues have high margins (70-75%) once fixed costs are covered. - Overall optimistic outlook for revenue growth in the next 1-2 years, especially due to seasonal upticks and new business segments.

- Praveg expects second half (H2) to perform better than first half (H1) due to seasonal demand in hospitality (festive season, winter travel, weddings, corporate events). - Incremental revenue in H2 is expected to contribute approximately 70-75% margin to profits, as fixed costs remain stable and higher occupancy improves operating leverage. - Exhibition and advertising businesses, which saw a dip earlier, are regaining momentum and expected to add to revenues in H2 and beyond. - New resorts take 1-2 years to ramp up; long-term occupancy of stable properties expected around 40%. - Capex for new properties largely done; future growth focused on an investor capex model to reduce company investment burden. - Management emphasizes longer-term vision over short-term results; operating efficiencies and eco-luxury positioning expected to improve margins over time. - No explicit EPS guidance given, but growth in revenues, improving margins, and margin accretive new businesses like theme parks indicate a positive earnings trajectory.

- Praveg Limited's exhibition event business, which was nearly zero in the previous year, has recovered to around INR10 crores in recent months. - The company is optimistic about significant seasonal growth in exhibition and advertising events until March. - Advertising segment turnover grew from INR32-33 crores last full year to INR24 crores in the last half-year after acquisition on July 1. - Exhibition and events business had been inactive for 2 years but is now being aggressively revived with a new team and CEO appointed. - The company has started bidding aggressively on new awards and expects good business growth in the next half-year. - Historical seasonality applies, with H2 generally generating twice the revenue of H1, and incremental revenue contributing 70-75% margin. - The overall orderbook or pending orders include new advertising monopolies on hoardings in major metro cities and exhibitions tenders.