PVR Inox Ltd

- No explicit mention of any planned new fundraising through debt or equity in the provided transcript. - The company has aggressively reduced debt over the past years, reaching a negligible net debt of INR161 crores as of March 31, 2026. - Management intends to further reduce gross debt from INR760 crores to about INR500 crores in the near term. - Focus is on utilizing internal accruals and capital-light models (FOCO and asset-light) for expansion, minimizing own capital deployment. - No current guidance or plan provided for equity fundraising. - Board will decide on capital allocation, including potential dividends or buybacks, only after becoming net cash positive. - Overall, strategy emphasizes debt reduction and leveraging capital-light growth models rather than raising fresh capital through debt or equity at this stage.

- For FY27, PVR-INOX expects overall capex of around INR 375-400 crores, covering new projects and renovation of high-value cinemas. (Page 12, 14) - Plans to open approximately 120 new screens in FY27, with 55-60% expected to be under capital-light models (FOCO and asset-light). (Page 14, 5) - Smart screens initiative for Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities will involve about 28-30 screens opening within FY27, with 30-40% lower capex per screen compared to mainstream cinemas. (Page 14, 8, 15) - Management fee income from FOCO screens is growing, with about INR 13-14 crores run rate currently. (Page 8) - Strategy focuses on prudent capital deployment, leveraging asset-light and FOCO models to improve ROCE and reduce balance sheet risk while maintaining robust screen growth. (Page 9, 10, 15)

- FY26 revenues reached a record INR6,742 crores, up 16% YoY; Q4 revenue grew 25% to INR1,577 crores. - Footfalls increased 10% in FY26, with 150 million guests annually; occupancy ended FY26 at 26.2%, expected to improve further. - Content pipeline for FY27 is broad/diverse across Hindi, English, and regional films, giving strong confidence in growth. - Anticipated FY27 titles include Cocktail 2, Dhamaal 4, Ramayana: Part 1, Avengers: Doomsday, etc. - Screen additions planned at over 100 screens in FY27, with 55-60% under capital-light models (FOCO and asset-light). - Expansion focused on Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities through Smart Cinema initiative, aiming to open 28-30 smart screens in FY27. - Management confident of revenue and occupancy improvement, expecting continued box office growth and healthy margins. - Average ticket prices and spend per head increased in FY26, supporting revenue upside.

- FY26 marked PVR-INOX's best-ever financial performance with strong revenue, EBITDA, and PAT growth. - Return on Capital Employed (ROCE) improved to 10.2% in FY26, with management focused on further improvement. - FY27 content pipeline is broad and diverse, including strong Bollywood, regional, and Hollywood lineups; confidence in sustained footfall and occupancy growth. - Screen expansion to continue with 100+ screens planned in FY27, including 55-60% under capital-light and FOCO models to optimize returns and conserve capital. - Management fees from FOCO screens are growing, estimated at INR13-14 crores annual run rate. - Debt reduction strategy ongoing; target gross debt reduction to INR500 crores, aiming for net debt near zero in near term, strengthening balance sheet and cash flows. - Operating leverage and rental cost efficiencies expected to improve margins further over 2-3 years. - Overall, robust free cash flow generation enables reinvestment while maintaining disciplined capital allocation for growth.

- PVR-INOX has a signed capital-light pipeline of 138 screens: - 52 screens under the FOCO model - 86 screens under the asset-light model - The overall pipeline visibility for FY27 stands at about 120 screens to be opened. - Expansion plans include over 100 net screen additions in FY27. - Approximately 55% to 60% of new screens for FY27 will be under FOCO and asset-light models. - Focus continues on Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities with the Smart Cinema initiative, targeting opening 28 to 30 smart screens within FY27. - Capex for FY27 is expected to be around INR 375 to 400 crores, covering new projects and renovations.