Srivari Spices &

- Currently, there are no plans for raising equity. - The company will consider raising debt if needed, through bankers. - No specific equity fundraising is planned for expansion. - Short-term borrowings increased mainly due to an overdraft taken at the end of September. - The company prefers debt funding over equity for expansion needs at this point.

- No immediate plans for raising equity; potential future debt financing if needed (Page 13). - CAPEX planned for Soya Chunks manufacturing plant after 2 quarters, transitioning from repacking to in-house manufacturing (Pages 7, 8). - Initial phases of new product launches like Oil, Soya Chunks, and Pooja products involve minimal CAPEX, mostly low-cost packaging and outsourcing (Pages 7, 8, 13). - Expansion plans include capacity additions for Atta and Spices within 2 years; post next financial year initiation expected (Page 18). - No significant CAPEX estimated for Pooja products initially, as 70% products will be outsourced and rebranded (Page 7). - Marketing and advertisement expense planned at below 1% of revenues, focusing on regional TV channels (Page 9). - Overall strategy is cautious with minimal upfront CAPEX in new segments until market validation (Pages 7-9).

- Srivari Spices and Foods Limited targets continued robust revenue growth, with expectations to maintain or exceed past growth rates in FY '27. - The company is optimistic about achieving potentially up to 100% growth in FY '27 due to new product launches and market expansion plans. - Expansion plans include geographic growth into Gujarat, Karnataka, Odisha, and potential export markets like the Middle East, Singapore, and the US, particularly starting FY '27. - Capacity utilization in the Oil segment is expected to rise to about 30% in H2 FY '26, driving higher revenues. - New business verticals like Pooja and devotional products, launched in FY '27, are anticipated to contribute to revenue growth leveraging existing distribution networks. - Continued focus on quality, brand strengthening, and deeper market penetration in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana underpin growth sustainability. - Investment in marketing (below 1% of revenue) and improving distribution, including tech-led systems, aim to support volume and sales growth.

- The company expects sustained revenue growth momentum over the next 4-6 quarters driven by quality products and expanded placement. - Management is optimistic about achieving better-than-past three years' growth in revenue, EBITDA, and PAT percentages in FY '27. - EBITDA margin is expected to be maintained around 17%. - Oil division is EBITDA breakeven currently, expected to turn positive from FY '27 onwards. - Growth in new verticals like Pooja and devotional products is anticipated with potential for healthy margins due to organized market focus. - Full capital utilization of the Oil segment is projected to improve revenue, with H2 expected to utilize around 30% capacity and contribute Rs. 30-40 crore in revenue. - Marketing spend is planned at around 1% of revenues, focusing on brand strengthening and new product awareness to sustain growth. - Overall, FY '27 is expected to be the best year in the company’s history regarding growth and profitability.

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