Sagar Cements Ltd

- No major large CapEx plans are anticipated for the next 2.5 to 3 years, except maintenance CapEx. - The company plans to monetize non-core assets, such as Vizag land, expected to yield around ₹350 crore net over the next 18 months. - Proceeds from monetization are intended primarily for debt reduction. - Net debt stood at approximately ₹1,450 crore by end of the current financial year. - The company aims for a balanced and optimized debt profile, targeting a debt-equity ratio closer to 0.5 in the next 18 to 24 months. - No explicit mention of new debt or equity fundraising during the call; focus is on deleveraging using asset monetization and internal cash flows.

- CapEx for FY 2026 is budgeted at around ₹489 crore, with ₹303 crore spent in the first nine months and ₹186 crore planned for Q4 FY 2026. - CapEx forecast for FY 2027 is around ₹291 crore. - No major large CapEx planned for the next 2.5 to 3 years, except maintenance CapEx. - Major ongoing CapEx expected to conclude by end of FY 2026. - Planned capacity expansions include: - 4.35 MW Waste Heat Recovery System (WHRS) at Gudipadu unit to be commissioned by end of FY 2026, expected to save ₹100-125/tonne in costs. - Grinding mill addition at Jeerabad, expected early FY 2027, targeting fixed cost savings of ₹150-200/tonne. - Cement capacity addition at Dachepalli expected by August 2026, forecasted to reduce power cost by about 4-5 units per 0.5 million tonne sales per half year. - No major M&A activity expected in the near term based on current market observations.

- For FY 2026, Sagar Cements targets sales volumes of around 6 million tonnes, a slight upward revision from earlier estimates. - For FY 2027, the company expects volumes to grow to approximately 7 million tonnes. - Demand outlook across key states remains strong with high-single digit growth expected in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, flat to marginal growth in Tamil Nadu, and 3%-5% in Karnataka. - Pricing is anticipated to remain stable with a moderate increase factored in Q4 FY 2026, projecting EBITDA per tonne to be ₹500-₹550. - Capacity expansions, including the Jeerabad grinding mill and the Gudipadu WHRS project, are expected to enhance operating leverage and cost savings, supporting growth. - Management remains cautiously optimistic about sustaining structural price hikes and volume growth, aiming to end FY 2026 on a positive note.

- FY 2026 volume outlook is around 6 million tonnes, with a pace of growth expected to pick up in Q4 (around 7% growth). - For FY 2027, volume guidance remains at approximately 7 million tonnes. - EBITDA per tonne for Q4 FY 2026 is targeted between ₹500 to ₹550, factoring in a moderate price hike. - Full year FY 2026 EBITDA per tonne expected around ₹500 to ₹525. - Expect modest fuel price increase of 2-3% in the coming year, though no major power and fuel cost rise is anticipated. - New capacity additions (WHRS, grinding mill, Andhra plant expansion) are expected to reduce costs, improving operating leverage. - Land monetization over next 18 months will aid in debt reduction, improving financial health. - Overall, management targets sustainable and profitable growth through operational efficiencies and regional expansion.

The transcript provided from the Sagar Cements Q3 FY 2026 earnings call does not mention any details regarding the current or expected order book or pending orders. The discussion primarily focuses on: - Volume growth and sales outlook (6 million tonnes for FY 2026 and 7 million for FY 2027). - Fuel costs, coal mix, incentive accruals, and operational efficiencies. - CapEx plans and ongoing projects (waste heat recovery system, grinding mill addition). - Monetization of non-core assets (land sales). - Cost and pricing strategies, including price hikes and EBITDA guidance. No specific information or data related to order book status or pending order value was discussed or disclosed in the call.