Shanti Spintex

- Shanti Spintex plans to fund the ₹60 crore backward integration project mainly through internal accruals and some portion through debt or preferential equity issue. - They are eyeing around ₹30 crores of debt for this project. - Current bank debt for Shanti Spintex as of March 2025 is around ₹11-12 crores (short-term), with long-term bank debt currently zero. - The acquired unit (Teesta Spintex) carries existing debt of around ₹8 crores, which will be replaced by Shanti Spintex. - Peak debt post-capex is expected to be around ₹35 crores, increasing the debt-to-equity ratio from 0.14 to approximately 0.35. - No immediate new debt is being taken for the recent acquisition; some earlier portions of fixed deposits are being used to reduce short-term borrowings. - The company is considering a mix of debt and possibly equity but no finalized decision yet.

- Current total capex planned around ₹70 crores: - ₹8.5–9 crores for forward integration (finishing unit; acquisition done at ₹9 crores including ₹4 crores equity and ₹5 crores unsecured loan). - ₹60 crores for backward integration (dyeing unit on adjacent land). - Backward integration (dyeing unit) expected to be operational in approximately 15 months (by FY27). - Additional capex of ₹7–8 crores planned for a 2.5 MW solar power project aiming to cover 90% power requirement. - Funding: - Around ₹30 crores expected from internal accruals. - Around ₹30 crores likely to be funded by debt, with peak debt-to-equity expected up to 0.35. - Strategic focus on cost efficiency, integration to improve margins, and sustainability through renewable energy investment.

- Shanti Spintex targets a top-line growth of 10–15% in the next 2–3 years driven by addition of processing and dyeing units (backward integration). - Revenue growth of about 10–15% is expected from new finishing and dyeing units. - Plans to increase domestic market share by expanding dealer networks in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Bangalore. - Export revenues targeted at around 5–10% of total revenue in the next 1–2 years, focusing on markets like Colombia, South America, Mexico, and Egypt. - Capacity utilization currently at 89%, expected to reach full capacity soon, supporting volume growth. - No immediate capacity expansion planned; focus will be on profitability through new units before capacity increases after two years. - Backward integration project (dyeing unit) operational within 15 months expected to improve operational control and productivity.

- Shanti Spintex targets net profit of ₹30 crores by FY27, roughly triple the current level. - EBITDA margin expected to increase from current ~2.8% to around 3.5–4% by FY27 with backward and forward integration. - Acquisition of finishing unit projected to add ₹7–8 crores profit; dyeing unit (backward integration) expected to add ₹12–13 crores profit annually. - Backward integration dyeing unit (₹60 crore capex) to be operational within 15 months, boosting margins and profitability. - Organic revenue growth of 10–15% expected from new processing and dyeing units. - Capacity utilization currently ~89%, expected to reach full capacity soon, supporting further profitability improvements. - With operational efficiencies, product innovation, and government policy support, profit margins and earnings per share are expected to steadily improve by FY26–FY27.

- The transcript does not explicitly mention the current or expected orderbook or pending orders for Shanti Spintex. - However, demand from domestic garment manufacturers is increasing due to shifts from Bangladesh's textile sector disruption. - The company serves mainly domestic markets with plans to start exports within 1-2 years targeting regions like Colombia, South America, Mexico, and Egypt. - Customer relationships are stable with a focus on deepening engagement and gaining pricing flexibility. - Capacity utilization is at 89%, indicating strong order fulfillment and near full capacity production. - Growth plans include expanding dealer networks in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Bangalore. - The company expects top-line growth of 10-15% over the next 2-3 years, implying a healthy order pipeline. - No specific orderbook figures or pending orders were disclosed in the call.