South West Pinnacle Exploration Ltd

- The company plans funding for expansion through a mix of internal cash accruals, off-takes from local industry players, and bank support. - They are in talks with various local industry players who are willing to support once government clearances are obtained. - Banks are also willing to support the company for its funding needs. - The second phase of expansion funding will largely come from the revenue generated in the first phase. - No explicit mention of raising new funds through equity was noted. - Overall, the funding approach focuses on internal accruals supplemented by debt or support from banks and industry partners.

- South West Pinnacle is in the process of acquiring five more rigs; two are in customs, and three are expected to be delivered by December and January. - Rig costs vary from Rs. 1.5 crores to Rs. 40 crores depending on the type and capability. - For the Jharkhand coal mining project, a total investment of over Rs. 400 crores is planned in two phases: - Phase 1: Rs. 225 crores covering both fund and non-fund parts. - Phase 2: Rs. 175-200 crores. - Significant investments in Jharkhand will begin after receiving initial clearances from the state government. - The company plans to continue adding rigs and resources as operations grow to leverage operational efficiencies and increase revenue capacity.

- The company expects a **15% to 20% CAGR growth in revenue** over the next 3 to 5 years, driven primarily by exploration services. - Growth is supported by a diversified business mix, with mining services poised to become a major growth driver once coal block operations (particularly in Jharkhand) commence. - Significant revenue visibility of **Rs. 300-400 crores annually** is anticipated from the Jharkhand coal mining block at full operation. - Order book stands at **Rs. 412 crores**, the highest in company history, providing strong visibility for the next few quarters with potential sizable new orders expected in 3-4 months. - Operational leverage is expected to improve margins and bottom line as top line grows. - The company plans to add more rigs (already ordered five more), enhancing capacity to cater to market demand. - H2 performance is historically stronger than H1, with expectations that H2 FY26 will outperform H1.

- The company expects a revenue growth CAGR of 15% to 20% over the next 3 to 5 years. - Operating leverage is anticipated to drive faster growth in margins as revenue increases. - EBITDA margins around 23% were achieved in Q2 FY'26, with room for improvement as fixed costs are absorbed. - Net profit after tax showed a remarkable 20-fold YoY increase in Q2 FY'26; profitability is expected to grow substantially with higher revenues. - The second half of the financial year (H2) traditionally performs better than H1 due to seasonal operational advantages. - Mining operations in Jharkhand slated to start around FY’28 could be a significant growth driver. - Expansion through additional rigs and new orders in the pipeline will support volume growth and operating efficiency.

- Current order book stands at Rs. 412 crores, the highest in the company's history. - The order book is primarily from private sector clients, with a split of approximately 60% private and 40% public contracts; state PSU contribution is negligible or none currently. - New orders worth Rs. 85 crores were secured in the recent quarter. - The company has a significant bid pipeline but does not disclose exact figures due to competition. - Management expects a sizable chunk of new orders within the next 3-4 months, possibly expanding the order book considerably. - Execution timelines vary: some projects complete within 6-12 months, others extend into FY 2028 or beyond. - The company is geared to scale operations by acquiring additional rigs if needed to handle increased order inflow.