Takyon Networks

- The company acknowledged that to grow beyond the current revenue band (~100 crore), capital is necessary. - They decided to go public and raise funds via equity to fuel higher growth. - No specific mention of future plans for new fundraising through debt or equity was detailed. - They have been focusing on reducing borrowings recently, as indicated by reduced borrowings on the balance sheet. - The management expressed confidence in scaling revenue exponentially over the next 3 years, supported by raised capital. - No explicit current or upcoming fundraising activities (debt or equity) beyond the IPO-related capital raise were disclosed in the transcript.

- No specific mention of current or future capex or capital investment was provided in the transcript. - The company follows an asset-light and scalable business model, primarily operating on a back-to-back order basis without maintaining significant inventory. - Emphasis is on growth through diversification, especially expanding into enterprise and corporate clients, and investing in human resources, especially cybersecurity professionals. - Plans to raise capital through the public market (IPO) to fuel growth and scale revenue significantly in the next 3 years. - Focus on strategic areas like cybersecurity and AI opportunities with government and educational research institutes. - The company expects to grow without heavy capital expenditure by leveraging strong OEM relationships and expanding client base geographically and sector-wise.

- Management expects exponential growth in the next 3 years, particularly after raising capital through the IPO to fuel expansion. - Revenue growth is projected at around 25-30% CAGR for FY26-27. - The company plans to diversify its client base by increasing focus on the corporate sector, aiming for 35-40% business from enterprise customers by FY26-27. - Cybersecurity is identified as a key growth area, with significant demand and new AI-related opportunities being explored. - Expansion into new geographies such as Maharashtra and Karnataka is planned, focusing on BFSI clients. - Increasing hiring of skilled professionals, especially in cybersecurity, is planned to support growth. - The order book of Rs. 54 crore is mostly expected to be executed within 12 months, supporting revenue visibility. - Target operating margins are expected to improve towards 14-15% EBITDA in the medium term.

- Takyon Networks expects exponential growth in the next 3 years, leveraging capital raised through IPO to scale operations. (Page 6) - Revenue growth is anticipated around 25-30% for FY26-27. (Page 9) - EBITDA margins are targeted to improve from current ~10-11% to around 14-15% in medium term, specifically by FY26-27. (Pages 7, 9) - PAT margins expected to improve due to operational efficiencies and reduction in borrowing costs. (Pages 5, 9) - Growth levers include increased focus on cybersecurity, DPDP Act-related opportunities, and AI-related government projects. (Pages 7, 10) - Addition of management-level professionals and expansion into corporate segments is planned to support growth. (Page 10) - Overall, the company aims to double its revenue in the next 2-3 years with improved profitability. (Page 5)

- Current order book stands at approximately ₹54 crore as of the date of the meet. - Initially, order book was ₹56 crore, with around ₹10-11 crore billed and ₹8-9 crore of new orders added, resulting in the current ₹54 crore figure. - Bifurcation of order book: about 70% government projects and 30% private sector projects. - Expected execution timeline: Approximately 90% of this order book is expected to be billed by March. - Some projects may face delays due to various factors, but efforts are underway to maintain schedules. - The company anticipates signing additional confidential projects shortly, indicating potential order inflow soon.