Teerth Gopicon

- The company has internal planning and some investors to arrange funding for its large projects, including the Rs. 2000-3000 crores order book and MOU of Rs. 1500 crores with Madhya Pradesh Government for solar modules and cells. - They are arranging funding internally and expect government benefits, but details on the debt-equity mix will be disclosed after planning is finalized. - As per Mahesh Kumbhani, any decisions on debt will be informed once the planning is completed; currently, no explicit confirmation of new debt or equity issuance has been made. - They are confident about working capital arrangements against current orders and have a detailed plan in place. - No immediate or clear commitment on fresh fundraising through debt or equity was shared; updates will be given as projects progress.

- Teerth Gopicon Limited has plans related to real estate projects, including an Indore Municipal Corporation project with land parcels worth Rs. 454 crores and revenue potential around Rs. 1,800 crores; execution expected after one year post land acquisition and approvals. - There is internal arrangement planned for land acquisition funding, with execution slated for the next year, but details are not disclosed due to timelines. - The company has also strategized investments in solar EPC and module manufacturing under renewable energy, although revenue recognition is pending PPA signing and project approvals. - Funding for large orders and projects (including the Rs. 2,000+ crore order book) is planned internally with some investor support; specifics on debt vs. equity not yet finalized. - Overall, capex and strategic investments focus on infrastructure, real estate developments, and clean energy-linked projects aligning with government budget and policies, with detailed project plans to be disclosed progressively.

- Teerth Gopicon Limited (TGL) projects growth aligned with its robust order book of approximately Rs. 2,000 crores spanning infrastructure and renewable energy sectors. - Revenue growth depends heavily on government budget announcements, project approvals, and resolution of pending issues like the bank guarantee (BG) investigation. - Execution delays due to land acquisition, documentation, and payments from government departments have impacted revenue, especially in H2 FY25. - Management is focused on clearing backlog and expects to meet backlog and projected targets once external issues (legal and funding) are resolved. - Renewable energy projects (220 MW) are in pipeline; revenue recognition awaits PPA signings and project execution. - Real estate projects (e.g., Indore Rs. 454 crores) expected to generate revenue after at least one year due to planning and approvals. - Company plans to enhance transparency and possibly provide quarterly updates to build investor confidence. - Overall, TGL is cautiously optimistic with growth expected post-resolution of current challenges and strong government sector focus.

- Management is focusing on executing the existing order book (~Rs. 2,000 crores including Infra and Renewable sectors) and working on backlog and future planning to meet expectations. - There is uncertainty in short-term revenue recognition primarily due to delays in government payments and ongoing BG (Bank Guarantee) investigation, limiting precise guidance. - The company aims to achieve its projected planning based on government budgets and tenders, but exact turnover and margins are difficult to forecast currently. - Emphasis on transparency and quarterly updates may improve investor confidence. - Growth is expected from renewable energy projects (220 MW capacity) and large real estate projects like the Indore Smart City (potential Rs. 1,800 crore revenue). - EBITDA margin improved to 21% in FY’25; PAT grew by 11.07% from FY’24. - Long-term outlook aligns with India's infrastructure and renewable energy sector growth, with management committed to ethical practices and stakeholder value.

- Current order book is approximately Rs. 2,000 crores, including both Infrastructure and Renewable sectors. - Infra order book is around Rs. 930 crores, with approximately 90% from the Jal Jeevan Mission. - Renewable energy orders include a 220 MW project valued at around Rs. 800 crores on a PPA mode, with a two-year execution timeline. - Order book has seen changes from previous quarters (Rs. 2,000+ crores vs earlier reported Rs. 930 crores in credit ratings) due to categorization and execution status. - Indore Smart City project has an LOA (Letter of Award) around Rs. 434 crores; execution expected to start after one year post land acquisition. - Future projects like Ujjain Simhastha 2028 and Namami Gange have large budgets (Rs. 18,000 crores and Rs. 22,500 million respectively) representing growth opportunities. - Orders dependent on resolution of bank guarantee issues; roughly Rs. 800 crores order potentially impacted by BG-related court case. - Execution timelines: Infra ~1.5 years; Renewable ~2 years; some contracts in tendering or PPA signing stages.