RIR Power Electronics Ltd

- RIR Power Electronics is considering fundraising for the Odisha plant capex of INR618 crores. - Total capex funding plan includes about INR200 crores to be raised through a mix of debt and equity. - Currently, they have incurred around INR60 crores; remaining ~INR140 crores will come from debt and equity. - The exact debt-to-equity split is still under consideration; possible ratios mentioned are 60:40 or 70:30. - The company is in discussions with banks for debt financing, which may include interest subsidies available under government policies. - No definite timeline or finalized amounts shared yet for the fundraising. - Management is exploring the most beneficial structure for overall financing.

- RIR Power Electronics is undertaking a major capex of INR 618-620 crores for the Odisha plant focused on silicon carbide technology. - The capex will be spent over 2 to 2.5 years, with about 10% already incurred. - Phase 1 includes setting up a clean room and related facilities costing around INR 100 crores, expected to start revenue generation by Q4 FY26. - Full plant operation is targeted by May 2027, with full ramp-up and 90% capacity utilization by FY30. - Total revenue guidance from this plant is INR 1,200 crores by FY30. - Funding plan includes approximately INR 125 crores debt and INR 120-125 crores equity. - Government incentives/subsidies account for 50%-75% of capex via Odisha and potentially central government. - Continuous evaluation of new capex opportunities aligned with business growth and innovation focus.

- RIR Power Electronics targets INR 1,200 crores revenue from the Odisha silicon carbide plant by FY30, reflecting around 90% capacity utilization. - The company expects phased revenue generation from the Odisha plant starting Q4 FY26, with INR 10-12 crores in the first quarter and full operation by May 2027. - Overall company revenue projections for FY26 are about INR 110-120 crores, including approx. INR 10-12 crores from Odisha plant’s initial phase. - The silicon carbide market is expected to grow at a ~35% CAGR over the next decade, with significant potential globally and in India. - The company aims for EBITDA margins between 25%–28% with expansion into power semiconductors for sectors like green hydrogen, railways, defense, and EVs. - Expects 60-65% of silicon carbide sales to be for export markets initially, with growing domestic opportunities due to Indian infrastructure development and self-reliance policies.

- Expected EBITDA margins of about 25% to 28% in the next five years (Page 8). - Net profit margin guidance for the silicon carbide plant is around 25% to 28% (Page 9). - FY30 revenue target from the Odisha silicon carbide plant is INR 1,200 crores with approximately 90% capacity utilization (Pages 9, 11). - Full ramp-up of the Odisha plant's operations expected 2 to 2.5 years after May 2027 commissioning (Page 11). - FY25 standalone EPS was INR 11.48 per share, similar to FY24 (Page 3). - Company focuses on premium, high reliability products with anticipated strong profitability due to market barriers and technology leadership (Pages 7-8). Overall, RIR Power Electronics anticipates significant growth driven by new silicon carbide capacity, aiming for robust margins and increased earnings in the medium term.

- The transcript does not explicitly mention the current or expected order book or pending orders in precise figures. - However, it is noted that RIR Power Electronics has letters of intent from multiple leading customers globally, including from India, Europe, and the US for their silicon carbide products. - Some orders for silicon carbide diode products have already been received. - The company plans phased revenue generation from the Odisha plant starting Q4 FY26 and substantial ramp-up by FY30 with revenue guidance of around INR 1,200 crores. - The presence of committed customers and ongoing discussions indicate a healthy pipeline supporting growth projections. - The firm emphasizes strong marketing efforts and global collaboration to grow their customer base further. No specific quantitative order book data was provided in the transcript.