R S Software (I)

- RS Software is significantly investing in product launches, R&D, and building its digital payment platform as part of its three-pronged strategy. - The company has transitioned its cost structure to align with current needs, holding around Rs. 200 crores on its balance sheet. - The platform focused on digital payments is scheduled for launch soon, with beta testing underway and commercial roll-out expected in about 90 days from November 2016. - Future investments target developing reusable components for customized solutions (e.g., UPI platform) and expanding into emerging markets beyond India. - Investments also include expanding sales, marketing, and technology to leverage the growing digital payment ecosystem accelerated by demonetization and regulatory tailwinds. - The business model for the platform involves per-transaction pricing with additional value-added services to be priced separately, indicating ongoing capital allocation into technology and service enhancements.

- Revenue growth from the digital payments platform expected post beta testing; specific estimates to be shared after testing (Page 9). - Platform launch scheduled within ~90 days from November 2016, aiming for operational revenue generation soon after (Pages 6, 9). - Digital payments in India projected to grow 10x to 15x over next 4 years, driven by e-commerce and travel sectors (Page 7). - By 2020, digital payments could represent about 15% of India's GDP, indicating strong long-term growth potential (Page 5). - Strategy framed as a 24-36 month plan (FY2018-FY2019) to build new markets including international expansion (Page 9). - Short-term revenues impacted by transition from legacy clients, but long-term significant growth expected from combination of services, products, and payment platforms (Pages 8, 9). - Government demonetization considered a strong growth catalyst accelerating digital payment adoption (Pages 4, 9, 11).

- RS Software is transitioning from a legacy client concentration model to a diversified platform and services model focused on digital payments. - Revenue estimates from the new payment platform will be clearer after beta testing; full revenue impact expected over FY18 and beyond. - The company anticipates a 24-36 month horizon for growth driven by expansion into new markets, including emerging geographies. - Investment in R&D, product launches, and platform development is significant, leading to short-term costs but positioning for long-term growth. - The accelerated push towards digital payments in India, especially post-demonetization, serves as a growth tailwind. - RS Software expects the digital payment sector to grow rapidly (10-15x over four years), potentially contributing up to 15% of India’s GDP by 2020. - Short-term profitability may be limited, similar to large fintech peers, due to upfront investments and platform build-out. - Overall, growth in earnings and EPS is expected gradually, aligned with platform monetization and market expansion over the next 2-3 years.

The transcript does not explicitly mention the current or expected order book or pending orders for RS Software India Limited. However, some relevant points related to business outlook and investments are: - The company is transitioning from legacy IT services to a focus on digital payment platforms and services. - Investments are being made in R&D and product launches, particularly around UPI and Bharat Bill Payment System platforms. - The platform is expected to launch within approximately 90 days (from November 2016). - The company has about Rs. 200 crores on its balance sheet for investments. - Revenue estimates from the new platform economy will be clearer after beta testing. - Market strategy anticipates growth over the next 24-36 months, focusing on India and emerging markets. - There is a short-term transition with expected pain from client concentration reduction, but long-term growth opportunities are robust. No direct figures or details on the order book or pending orders are provided.

The transcript does not explicitly mention any current or planned fundraising through debt or equity by RS Software India Limited. However, some relevant points include: - The company has close to about Rs. 200 crores on its balance sheet (Page 9). - RS Software is making significant investments in R&D, sales and marketing, and platform building as part of its transition strategy (Page 9). - The transition away from client concentration and investment in digital payment platforms indicate ongoing capital deployment but no direct mention of raising funds through debt or equity (Page 9, Page 4). - The focus appears to be on monetizing new platform-based opportunities rather than announcing fundraising plans at this point (Overall discussion). In summary, there is no specific information about new fundraising via debt or equity in this call.