Singer India

- No new fundraising through debt or equity is indicated in the transcript. - Rakesh Khanna mentioned having enough cash on hand and that the Board and investors are clear about conserving resources for growth and expansion. - The company is not paying dividends currently to conserve resources for investments. - Any expansion or new opportunities will be funded from existing financial and human resources. - No plans for fundraising are discussed or hinted at in the Q3 FY25-26 Investor Conference Call.

- Singer India is exploring the establishment of a greenfield plant. - Currently, assembly operations have started at the Jammu plant. - A complete proposal for the new setup is expected to be finalized within the current calendar year (by end of 2026). - The company has sufficient cash and resources to support expansion wherever opportunities arise. - No mention of specific future strategic investments, but the focus is on growth and scaling production capabilities in India. - Export expansion plans exist but are projected to take 2-3 years to compete globally, indicating potential future investments in capacity and cost competitiveness.

- Sewing machine category is on a clear growth path with sustained momentum across all channels and segments. - Strong YTD growth of 30% in Zigzag machines and over 65% growth in industrial sewing machines in Q3. - Management expects double-digit sales growth in the coming year across sewing machines. - Appliances business expected to recover with new product listings and better channel traction, though facing near-term margin pressures. - Expansion plans include assembly and manufacturing scale-up in India, with greenfield plant plans expected to be finalized within the calendar year. - Export opportunities exist but will take 2-3 years to develop as scale and price competitiveness are built. - Emphasis remains on the large Indian market, with cautious but optimistic outlook on market share gains and overall growth. - Ongoing innovations and e-commerce-focused products contribute to future growth prospects. - Confidence expressed to become a main player in appliances and a clear leader in sewing machines category.

- Q3 FY25-26 saw strong financial growth: Revenue up 53%, EBITDA up 234%, PBT up 265%. - Adjusted EBITDA grew 269%, and PBT increased 310% (Q3 over previous year). - Year-to-date revenue grew 26%, EBITDA before exceptional items grew 105%, PBT rose 132%. - Chairman anticipates double-digit sales growth in sewing machines for next year. - Confident of continuous growth momentum across all channels and sewing machine categories. - Appliance segment expected to recover; efforts in e-commerce and new product introductions aim to drive growth. - Long-term prospects for appliances remain significant despite current headwinds. - No formal earnings/EPS guidance provided for the next year, but optimistic about sustained growth and market leadership.

- The total PM Vishwakarma (PMY) order size is 8 lakh sewing machines. - Out of these, 4 lakh machines have been awarded so far. - Another 4 lakh machines are likely to come in the future; however, there is no visibility on the exact timing. - The current order will likely be completed by June 2026, technically having six months after March. - For the remaining 4 lakh machines, the government's decision is pending—if they extend the previous tender, allocation will continue similarly; if re-tendered, competition will reopen. - There is no clarity yet on when the balance order allocation will happen.