Srivari Spices &

- The company is planning a rights issue, which is an equity fundraising method targeting existing investors only. - The rights issue aims to reward and retain current investors rather than raising funds from the public through follow-on public offerings (FPO). - There is no mention of any current or planned debt fundraising in the provided transcript. - The management emphasizes focusing on existing investors for equity infusion through the rights issue.

- Capacity expansion underway: Increased capacity of unit one (masalas and spices) from 2400 to 3600 with minimal capex. - Oil unit under construction, targeting launch by Q3 or Q4 FY'25, with plans for nationwide and international reach. - Separate vertical being built for 15 new masalas, including a dedicated team to fully utilize market potential. - Focus on expanding ready stock vehicle count from initial 50 to 200 electric vehicles across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana to deepen market penetration. - Investment in sales team hierarchy expansion to support growth and dealer database increase from 15,000 to 50,000 retail outlets. - Emphasis on modern trade and e-commerce channels for future growth, along with exploration of institutional and government institutional channels (~20% market share potential). - Strategic investment in brand building via advertising and increased visibility through ready stock vehicles and modern trade placements.

- Srivari aims to maintain a robust growth rate of 100% year-on-year until 2030, focusing on both revenue and profitability. - Current monthly revenue run rate is around INR 8 crores, with efforts underway to improve this figure. - The company plans to sustain a balanced revenue split of 50% Atta and 50% spices in the near term. - Expansion into new product segments like groundnut oil is planned by Q3/Q4 of the current fiscal year. - Aggressive market penetration strategies include expanding modern trade presence from 10% to 30%, including onboarding DMart offline and Metro. - Geographic expansion planned into South India, specifically Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. - Targeting to increase dealer reach from 15,000 to 50,000 retail outlets. - Growth is supported by increased sales force and expanding product verticals with dedicated teams. - Emphasis on reducing credit periods while managing seasonal procurement for quality and margins.

- The company aims to maintain a robust growth rate of 100% year-on-year until 2030 while ensuring profitability. - They expect to sustain their EBITDA margins around the current levels (~16%), even with new product launches such as oil and masalas. - Groundnut oil segment targeted to achieve EBITDA margins similar to spices and Atta, with potential to maintain these margins after an initial period. - Profitability is expected to improve via expansion in modern trade channels, anticipated to grow from 10% to 30%, leading to better margins than general trade. - The company plans to reduce credit period gradually, which will help improve cash flows and operating profit margins. - Focus on building separate verticals (masalas, oil) with dedicated teams to exploit market potential and enhance margins. - Emphasis on maintaining profitability alongside rapid revenue growth to assure sustainable operating profits and EPS growth.

The provided transcript does not mention any details about the current or expected order book or pending orders for Srivari Spices & Foods Limited. There is no specific information on order backlog, pending orders, or order book status in the content of the pages shared (pages 3 to 14). The focus is mainly on: - Product launches (oil, masalas) - Revenue splits (Atta, spices) - Expansion plans (geographical and channel-wise) - Organizational structure and attrition - Growth guidance and margins - Capacity utilization and operations If you require more specific data on order book or pending orders, it may not be available in this transcript.