RPP Infra Proj.

- Order book expected to grow from Rs. 820 crores to Rs. 1,500 crores by FY 2018, indicating strong future revenue growth. - EBITDA margins maintained around 14%-15%, supported by higher-margin irrigation and pipeline projects. - Focus on bidding projects with margins above 15% to protect profitability despite raw material price fluctuations. - Execution timeline typically 1-3 years, leading to steady revenue recognition and cash flow. - Expansion through joint ventures in larger projects (e.g., Rs. 450 crores NHAI project) to increase revenue scale. - Growth driven by government schemes like AMRUT, targeting irrigation, pipelines, roads, and affordable housing primarily in South India. - Expect continuous participation in good-margin projects, contributing to stable earnings and EPS growth over the next 2-3 years.

- As of March 31, 2017, RPP Infra Projects Limited's order book stood at approximately Rs. 818 crores. - The company has around Rs. 460 crores worth of projects in L1 status, comprising four projects. - The expected order book size by the end of FY 2018 is projected to reach Rs. 1,500 crores, including current orders and L1 projects. - The execution timeline for the order book is generally up to two years. - The company is actively bidding on new projects, including larger-size contracts via joint ventures (e.g., Rs. 450 crores NHAI project in JV). - Focus remains mostly on southern states—Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana—with recent entry into Madhya Pradesh. - Major segments include irrigation (lining canals), water pipelines, roads, and building projects (mainly government residential and institutional buildings).

- There is no specific mention of current or future fundraising through debt or equity in the transcript. - The company discussed bidding for larger projects, including joint ventures, but did not indicate plans to raise capital for this. - Working capital improvements were mentioned, but mainly focus was on managing debtor cycles rather than raising new funds. - No explicit statements about upcoming equity issuance or debt borrowing were made during the call.

- The transcript does not explicitly mention any current or future capex or strategic capital investments planned by RPP Infra Projects Limited. - The company is focusing on expanding its order book and bidding for larger projects, including joint ventures (JV) for big EPC projects, such as a Rs. 450 crore NHAI project and work with TANGEDCO. - Emphasis is on executing irrigation, pipeline, road, and building projects mainly in four southern states and recently Madhya Pradesh. - Growth is driven by order book expansion and project execution rather than explicit capex. - No specific mention of investments in plant, machinery, or other strategic capital expenditures during the call.

- Expected order book growth to Rs. 1,500 crores by FY 2018 from Rs. 820 crores as of March 2017. - For FY 2018, targeted execution of approximately Rs. 550 crores in revenues. - Participation in larger ticket size projects, including JV bids up to Rs. 450 crores, indicating scaling capabilities. - Focused on irrigation, pipeline, road, and building projects primarily in South India (Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra, Telangana) and expansion into Madhya Pradesh. - Anticipated increase in projects under government schemes like AMRUT, promoting opportunities in water management and affordable housing. - EBITDA margins expected to be maintained between 14%-15%, supporting sustainable profitable growth. - Project execution timelines generally 12-36 months, enabling steady revenue recognition over the medium term.