Sportking India Ltd

- The company is undertaking a greenfield expansion project in Odisha with a total capex of approximately INR1,000 crores. - This capex is planned to be funded through a mixture of term loans and internal accruals. - The term loan portion for the Odisha plant is around INR650 crores. - There is no mention of any new equity fundraising related to this expansion or otherwise. - No other specific plans for fresh debt or equity raising were disclosed during this call.

- INR 1,000 crores greenfield expansion project in Odisha to increase spinning capacity by 40% (1.5 lakh spindles), raising total capacity to 3.79 lakhs spindles. - Project funded through a mix of term loans (around INR 650 crores) and internal accruals. - Land acquired, approvals received, machinery payments made, and construction underway; commissioning expected from October 2026 with full ramp-up by end of next financial year. - Additional 40 MW solar capacity starting from March 1, 2026, increasing renewable power consumption to 40-45%, expected to save around INR 16 crores annually. - No further solar capacity expansion possible under current government policy. - Planned expansion and fast-tracking of garmenting and fabric dyeing capacities post-merger (merger completion by April 2026), aiming at 25-30% turnover growth in garment business next year.

- Current capacity utilization is at 96%, limiting near-term revenue growth unless prices increase. - Revenue growth in FY '26 mainly expected from price increases and new capacities coming online. - The Odisha greenfield project (INR 1,000 crore capex) will add approximately INR 1,200-1,300 crore turnover once fully ramped. - Commissioning of Odisha plant to start by October, with full capacity ramp-up in 4-6 months, expected to be at 96-98% utilization by end of next financial year. - Merger completion by April 1 will add around INR 200 crore revenue, with plans to increase garmenting and dyeing turnover by 25-30% next year. - Long-term growth expected driven by trade agreements (EU FTA, US tariff reductions) and sector consolidation. - Management aims to be more efficient, cost-conscious, and automation-driven to unlock value with increasing demand.

- Q3 FY '26 PAT increased by 33% Y-o-Y, indicating strong profitability growth. - EBITDA margin expanded by 45 bps Y-o-Y to 10.2%, showing improved operational efficiency. - Company operates at 96% capacity utilization, with limited near-term revenue growth without capacity expansion. - Revenue growth expected primarily from price increases and the upcoming Odisha greenfield expansion. - Odisha project (INR1,000 crores capex) to add INR1,200-1,300 crores turnover, commissioning starts in Q3 FY '26, ramp-up over 3-4 months. - Margins expected to improve further over next 2-3 quarters due to positive demand and tariff reductions from trade deals. - Long-term growth driven by textile industry consolidation, increased exports from India-US and India-EU trade deals, and expansion in garment segment post-merger. - Vision to increase garment revenues by 25-30% post-merger within next financial year. - Efficiency, cost control, and automation initiatives will support margin expansion.

The transcript does not explicitly mention the current or expected order book or pending orders for Sportking India Limited. However, relevant information includes: - Demand outlook is positive due to trade deals with the EU, U.S., and U.K., expected to unlock significant orders. - January demand has improved sharply, especially from China, with Bangladesh market remaining resilient. - The government’s initiatives and trade agreements are expected to drive substantial downstream momentum. - The company is operating at 96% capacity utilization, indicating strong current order flow. - Commissioning of new Odisha expansion plant (INR1,000 crores capex) expected from October 2026, which will increase revenue by INR1,200-1,300 crores, reflecting expected additional future orders. No specific numeric order book or pending orders are disclosed in the provided transcript.