Sambhv Steel Tubes Ltd

- Sambhv Steel Tubes plans to fund its expansion primarily through debt, with no immediate mention of equity fundraising. - For the Kesda capex (INR930 crores total), around INR675 crores of term loan (debt) is planned. - Additional INR200 crores capex announced this quarter will be funded through a mix of internal accruals and debt, with a maximum INR150 crores debt. - Management is prudent about debt, targeting long-term debt not exceeding 1.5 times net worth or forward EBITDA. - No current plans for further equity raises; focus is on balancing debt with internal accruals. - Future capex beyond Phase 1 (e.g., Phase 2 and 3) is not finalized, so further fundraising plans will be announced later.

- Current capex announced: INR 930 crores; INR 300 crores already spent, balance INR 630 crores to be incurred. - Additional capex of INR 200 crores announced for debottlenecking and operational efficiency, including power plant and pipe mill upgrades. - Peak long-term debt planned around INR 800 crores; INR 200-300 crores for working capital. - Key projects: - Kesda Greenfield expansion: 1.2 million ton finished product capacity; Phase 1 (360,000 tons stainless steel coil) commissioning by Q4 FY 2027. - Captive power plants: 30 MW Sarora plant (self-sufficient power) and 25 MW Kesda plant for phase 1. - Debottlenecking of existing rolling mill (additional 150,000 ton/year capacity). - ERW expansion through DFT route with INR 50 crores capex unlocking INR 40-50 crores operating value. - Phase 2 and 3 expansions planned post Phase 1 utilization review; product mix and timelines to be announced later.

- Sambhv Steel Tubes aims to reach a finished steel capacity of 2 million tons by 2030. - Product mix target for 2030: 10 lakh tons MS pipes and tubes, 3 lakh tons coated steel, 7 lakh tons stainless steel. - Capacity utilization expected around 60% by 2030. - Volume growth expectation: 37% growth recently, capacity doubling with expansions by FY28. - Expansion phases: Phase 1 (3,60,000 tons stainless steel coil capacity) commissioning by Q4 FY27; Phase 2 and 3 timelines to be announced post Phase 1 utilization. - Revenue growth: 60% increase recorded recently; new capacities and product lines expected to significantly increase revenue. - EBITDA per ton guidance: INR 7,500-8,000 for Q1 FY27; expected sustained EBITDA margin around 10-12%. - Market share goal: 10-12% in MS coil & pipe and stainless steel flat product segments by 2030.

- Volume growth expected around 10% to 15% in FY27 compared to FY26. - EBITDA per ton guidance for Q1 FY27 is INR 7,500 to INR 8,000; sustainable range expected around INR 7,000 to INR 8,000. - EBITDA margin expected to remain steady around 10% to 12%, with 10% as a bare minimum in a bear scenario. - PAT margin operating bandwidth is 5% ±1%; worst-case 4%, best-case 6%. - Revenue growth supported by increased production capacities and market expansion. - Expansion projects (Greenfield Kesda plant, ERW capacity increase, power plant) expected to drive scale and profitability improvements post FY28. - Long-term goal of ~2 million tons installed capacity by 2030, targeting 10-12% market share in both MS pipes/tubes and stainless steel coils. - Continued focus on value-added high-margin products and operational efficiencies to support earnings growth.

The provided transcript from Sambhv Steel Tubes Limited's call on May 11, 2026 does not explicitly mention current or expected order book or pending orders details. However, insights on demand and production plans include: - The company is seeing strong demand, with volume growth of around 37%. - Expansion projects including the Kesda unit (1.2 MMTPA capacity) are underway, with phase one expected to commission by Q4 FY27. - The company expects capacity utilization ramp-up in FY28, with around 40% utilization in the first year. - Robust market outlook despite seasonal fluctuations like monsoon slowdown. - Strong demand for stainless steel coils and planned product mix expansions. - The company is engaging in co-branding and MOUs for pipe manufacturing, signaling active order execution channels. There is no direct quantified order book or pending order data disclosed in the available pages.