Puravankara Ltd

- The company plans a debt reduction of INR 750 crores for FY26-27, reducing net and gross debt accordingly (Page 16). - Incremental debt taken recently (details on Slide 32) was used exclusively for business development, including adding projects worth INR 15,200 crores in GDV (Page 10). - While aiming to reduce debt by INR 750 crores, the company may undertake incremental borrowing strategically for business development opportunities (Page 6). - No explicit mention of new equity fundraising in the provided excerpts. - The management is open to new opportunities, especially in commercial, data center, and warehousing sectors but timing for entry and related funding is not finalized (Pages 10, 15). - Debt cost is currently around 11.05%, and certain instruments used for land acquisition might have higher fair value costs (Page 16). In summary, the company focuses on scheduled debt reduction but remains open to incremental borrowing for growth; no direct plans for equity fundraising disclosed.

- Puravankara Limited is actively investing in business development, using incremental debt primarily for acquiring new projects (6 new projects added with GDV of INR15,200 crores). - They are expanding their commercial portfolio, including retail development in Mumbai (3 lakh sq.ft in Thane) and exploring growth verticals like data centers and warehousing. - The company aims to launch a large project in Bandra by Dusshera to Diwali with a GDV of around INR2,700 crores. - They have a substantial launch pipeline of 14.85 million sq.ft with a GDV of INR22,547 crores targeted for rollout. - Exploring strategic entry into senior living—potentially incorporating 1-2 towers focused on real estate, hospitality, and healthcare. - Expansion plans include broadening presence in Mumbai micro markets and entering NCR (Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon). - No definitive timeline for data center or warehousing ventures; entry depends on finding opportunities meeting their IRR benchmarks.

- For FY26-27, Puravankara Limited targets presales of approximately INR11,200 crores. - Around 48% of this is expected from sustained sales, with 52% anticipated from new product launches. - The company projects healthy collection growth, supported by strong launches like Northern Lights (Bangalore) and Purva Estrella (Mumbai). - Sales volumes are expected to continue growing, building on FY26’s record 7.25 million sq ft sold. - Average realizations are improving, with a 21% YoY rise in FY26, indicating a sustained demand for premium products. - The launch pipeline GDV is INR22,547 crores, supporting future sales. - Growth in key geographic markets is planned, with INR7,000 crores expected from Southern markets, and the remainder from Western markets and commercial business. - The company remains confident of timely launches despite past delays due to approvals, aiming for launches such as Bandra by Dusshera-Diwali FY27.

- Puravankara Limited targets presales of approximately INR 11,200 crores for FY26-27, up from INR 7,407 crores in FY26, reflecting strong growth expectations. - Collections are expected to grow in double digits, supported by large launches like Northern Lights (Bengaluru) and Purva Estrella (Mumbai). - The company anticipates continued robust sales momentum with about 48% coming from sustained sales and 52% from new product launches. - Operating surplus after meeting expenses and interest is generating positive cash flows; debt reduction of around INR 750 crores is targeted for FY26-27. - EBITDA margin improved to 22% in Q4 FY26, indicating better operational efficiency and cost control. - The firm expects steady growth driven by premium and well-located developments across core markets. - No explicit EPS guidance provided, but overall outlook on profitability and operating earnings is optimistic based on strong sales, collections, and cost management.

- The current order book size is over INR 2,000 crores for Starworth, which is a separate entity from Puravankara Limited. - Starworth's financial statements up to FY2025 are published on the company website; FY26 statements will be published post these financial results. - No specific order book figure is provided for Puravankara Limited's core business in the transcript. - Commercial leasing and sales are progressing positively, with assets like Zentech already 44% leased or sold. - The company is actively pursuing large commercial deals and new project launches, contributing to an extensive launch pipeline valued at approximately INR 22,547 crores with 14.85 million square feet inventory.