S P Apparels Ltd

- Currently, S.P. Apparels Limited has an outstanding ECB of $6 million and a consolidated net debt of INR 303 crores. - There is no immediate indication of new debt fundraising in the near term; the company is focusing on stabilizing operations and maturity of existing capacity. - For the retail brand Angel & Rocket, the company is looking to raise funds, specifically targeting strategic or financial investors to support brand expansion, particularly for D2C growth and omnichannel retail. - Discussions are ongoing to find suitable investors; no concrete details or timelines were shared yet. - No mention of plans for a public equity issuance (IPO) at this stage; the focus remains on private equity or strategic investments for retail growth. - Capex plans for FY26 and FY27 are modest (about INR 10 crores) with no major capacity expansions planned until clarity on tariffs and market demand.

- H2 FY26 capex is minimal, around INR 4-5 crores, mainly for maintenance; no major capacity expansion due to U.S. tariff uncertainty. - FY27 capex planned around INR 10 crores, focused on stabilizing current capacity rather than expansion. - FY28 expected to have a 15%-20% capacity increase (~1,000 to 2,000 machines), reaching around 12,000 machines. - Retail division (Angel & Rocket) seeking strategic or financial investors to fund expansion and digital marketing growth. - No current plan for capex in FY27 beyond stabilization; growth in retail and new markets expected via strategic partnerships rather than large capital spending. - Expansion in Sri Lanka ongoing, scaling up to 2,000 machines by FY27 to mitigate tariff and geopolitical risks, but no major new capex announced there. - Salem expansion deferred until clarity on U.S. tariffs emerges.

- FY27 is expected to be much more promising with new sales targets planned. - Full capacity export volume projected to reach around 100 million pieces annually by FY27 with 90%-93% utilization. - Current order book stands at INR 400 crores plus, indicating strong demand momentum. - Expansion in Sri Lanka to scale up to 2,000 machines by FY27, supporting diversification and tariff mitigation. - Retail division targeting significant growth, especially Angel & Rocket aiming for INR 4-5 crores monthly revenue from D2C. - Crocodile brand expected to grow organically, targeting up to INR 200 crores in 3-5 years. - U.K. market expected to grow with FTA benefits, expanding order volume but with limited margin improvement. - Capacity expansion in India held back temporarily due to tariff issues but poised to resume if tariffs stabilize. - Overall, company aims for sustainable growth backed by new customers, product mix improvements, and operational efficiencies.

- FY27 is expected to be much more promising with new and higher numbers targeted (Page 20). - Consolidated EBITDA margin guidance is around 15%, indicating stable margin performance (Page 7). - Focus on growing export volumes towards 100 million pieces by FY27 at 90%-93% utilization without major capex (Page 7). - Retail and SP UK subsidiaries have turned profitable with sustainable growth expected, driven by improved gross margins, reduced overheads, and scaling of brands like Angel & Rocket and Crocodile (Pages 10-13, 19). - Capacity expansion in FY27 limited with capex around INR 10 crores; significant expansion deferred until FY28 post stabilization (Pages 17, 12). - Expected revenue growth from strategic initiatives in Sri Lanka and U.K. markets, with the U.K. business aiming for GBP 50 million over 3-5 years (Pages 12, 7). - Other income contributes around 8% of sales, supporting overall profitability (Page 19).

- Current order book is about INR 350 crores. - Expecting an additional INR 50 crores in about a week's time. - Including expected orders, total order book will be INR 400 crores plus (Page 17).