Talbros Automotive Components Ltd

- The company plans a capex of around INR150 crores mainly for Forging and stand-alone business, partly funded through internal accruals and borrowings. - Specifically, required debt for this capex is estimated at INR25-30 crores to cover short-term requirements. - For FY '27, there is a planned capex of approximately INR165 crores funded through internal accruals and borrowings, implying some level of debt raise. - No mention of any equity fundraising during the call or in the provided transcript. - The company's focus is on managing growth and capacity expansion with a mix of internal funds and limited debt.

- Talbros plans a capex of around INR155 crores for FY '27 to support growth and new orders, especially in Forging, Marelli, and setting up a new Gujarat facility. - INR115 crores of this capex is earmarked for forging and standalone business; balance is for other divisions. - Capex will be completed by December 2026 with major investments in plant & machinery and some building infrastructure. - An additional INR25-30 crores debt will be taken for short-term capex funding. - Investment in new presses (including a INR2,500 lakh press) and CNC machines for Forging. - Ongoing Marelli capex of INR23 crores to enhance existing plants' capacity. - New facility setup planned in Gujarat by FY '27-28 end to cater to customers based in that region. - The capex supports orders valued at approx. INR1,000 crores over 5 years. - Capex ensures readiness for growth amid utilization levels already at 80-85%.

- Targeting double-digit revenue growth for FY '27, exact guidance to be provided with audited results in May 2026. - Q4 FY '26 expected to be stronger than Q3 with improved exports growth, especially in Forging and Gasket segments. - Gasket business to grow ~15% YoY in Q4 FY '26; Forging business expected to grow ~5%. - Marelli business anticipated to grow 20%, Marugo business 10%+ in Q4 FY '26 vs. last year. - INR1,100 crores revenue target by FY '27, INR1,400 crores top line possible by FY '28 for Gasket and Forging divisions, and INR2,000 crores at company level. - Order book includes INR250 crores Gasket/Heat Shield over 5 years, commercializing progressively through FY '27 and FY '28. - Strong demand domestic PV and CV segments, with significant export orders, especially from Europe. - Focus on diversified portfolio including chassis rubber, forging, heat shields to offset ICE-related shifts.

- Talbros Automotive targets double-digit revenue growth for FY '27 and FY '28, with exact guidance to be provided after May audited results. - Q4 FY '26 is expected to be stronger than Q3, with improved demand momentum and export recovery. - Gasket business expected to grow ~15% YoY in Q4 FY '26; Forging business growth around 5%; Marugo business 10%+ and Marelli ~20%. - EBITDA margins for the company are among the highest in the industry (~18% in Q3 FY '26) with operational efficiencies likely to sustain margin expansion. - New business growth in chassis, rubber, forging, and heat shield divisions anticipated to outpace gasket division. - Ongoing capacity expansion capex (~INR155-165 crores for FY '27) to support order execution and incremental earnings. - Export segment constituting 25-35% of revenues is expected to contribute stronger growth going forward. - Continued focus on innovation and expanding footprint in EV components.

- Talbros Automotive has secured new orders worth INR 1,000 crores to be executed over the next five years. - Of these, nearly INR 700 crores are export orders. - Approximately INR 100 crores of the orders are for electric vehicle cars. - The INR 1,000 crores order translates to about INR 200 crores per annum. - The INR 250 crores order in Gasket and Heat Shields is over 5 years, averaging INR 50 crores per annum, with phased commercialization starting July, October, and January; full impact by FY '27-'28. - The current order book supports continued double-digit revenue growth. - Capex of INR 155 crores planned for FY '27 to support order execution, including expansions in Forging, Marelli Talbros, and a new plant in Gujarat. - Order execution is moving from acquisition phase to higher growth with on-time delivery focus.