Veefin Solutions Ltd

- Borrowings have increased in both short-term and long-term due to reclassification, not because of an increase in total borrowings. - Long-term borrowings include recent debt for acquisition of White Rivers, backed by fixed deposits. - No specific mention of new equity fundraising in the provided transcript. - The company indicates a focus on monetizing existing products and converting the pipeline into deals in FY27. - Capex for FY27 is expected to be lower than FY26, suggesting no major new capital expenditure-driven fundraising. - Given the current macroeconomic environment, the company has put some initiatives like securitization on the backburner, focusing on sure-shot growth and execution. - No explicit communication on upcoming debt or equity fundraising rounds in the transcript.

- FY26 consolidated CAPEX was INR 187 crore, including all subsidiaries; at the product level (Veefin, Estorifi, GlobeTF), CAPEX was INR 130 crore. - CAPEX mainly goes into building reusable product IP that can be resold multiple times. - FY27 CAPEX expected to be lower than FY26 as the company is near the end of its product IP development cycle. - FY27 focus will be on monetizing existing product investments rather than building new ones. - No specific forward-looking CAPEX numbers shared yet. - Strategic focus is on execution, pipeline conversion, and expanding PSB Xchange throughput rather than heavy new investments. - Securitization efforts are currently on hold due to macroeconomic conditions; focus remains on sure-shot and large opportunities.

- FY27 focus is on execution, monetizing existing products, and converting the strong $80 million qualified pipeline into deals. - Expected conversion rate from the pipeline is at least 25% over the next six months, higher than an earlier estimated one-third. - Multi-product enterprise selling is gaining traction, moving beyond supply chain finance to various financial products and international markets. - Geographic expansion is key, with 70% of the pipeline being international, focused on Southeast Asia, Middle East, South Asia (ex-India), and early activity in Africa. - The platform PSB Xchange is moving from build-out phase to operating throughput, supporting growth. - The company anticipates better growth in the next two years with multiple products and geographical expansion, rather than a slowdown.

- FY27 is expected to focus on execution and monetization rather than new product builds, signaling steady growth. - Conversion of pipeline: At least 25% of the $80 million qualified pipeline is expected to convert within the next six months. - The company anticipates improving from a monoline product to a multi-product BFSI tech platform, deepening market presence. - Expansion plans include international growth and scaling of PSB Xchange, expected to fructify in 2027. - Standalone EBITDA margins improved significantly (up about 800 bps to 53.89%), indicating operational leverage. - Diluted EPS increased by 50% last fiscal to INR 7, reflecting profit growth despite increased finance costs. - Capex spending to reduce in FY27 as the product IP cycle nears completion; focus shifts to monetizing existing investments. - Management expects better growth than previous years, highlighting a robust pipeline and diversified product offerings.

- The qualified enterprise pipeline stands close to $80 million (Page 4). - About 75% of the qualified pipeline is from non-supply chain finance products, showing diversification (Page 8). - 70% of the pipeline is international, focusing on Southeast Asia, Middle East, South Asia (ex-India), and early shoots in Africa (Page 8). - There are 88 active corporate deals at various stages on the PSB Xchange platform (Page 8). - Approved limits from the cumulative requirements on PSB Xchange are around INR 5,400 crores, with cumulative requirements at INR 22,000 crores (Page 9). - The company expects at least 25% of this pipeline to convert into deals within the next six months (Page 10). - The strategy is to focus on execution and converting the pipeline into revenue in FY27 (Pages 4, 8, 10, 14).