VVIP Infratech

- Currently, there are no firm plans for raising additional funds through debt or equity. - Management mentioned that considering the growth and tender opportunities, fundraising could be considered in the future. - If many tenders come through and they pursue growth actively, there may be a need for some fundraising. - As of now, no definite plan exists to raise capital, but the option remains open depending on business conditions.

- No firm plans to raise funds currently, but fundraising may be considered if many tenders come through as part of expansion plans (Page 16). - Recent acquisition of two land parcels for real estate projects—VVIP Addresses in Greater Noida West and another on the Yamuna Expressway, each around 20,000 square meters, with expected revenue of Rs. 800-900 crores from each, projecting significant residential portfolio expansion (Page 5). - Construction started on VVIP Addresses four months ago; some inventory already sold showing active capital deployment (Page 17). - Planned in-house construction for real estate projects without outsourcing, implying continued capital investment in construction activities (Page 15). - Minimal enhancement anticipated in fund-based limits; slight increase in bank guarantees sought to support working capital without significant debt rise (Page 15).

- EPC Business: Expected to grow at a CAGR of around 30-40% year-on-year, with Rs. 280-300 crores revenue targeted next year. Strong order book of Rs. 869 crores supports growth. - Real Estate: Revenue potential of Rs. 900 crores from VVIP Addresses and Rs. 500 crores from VVIP Namah. Around Rs. 300 crores turnover expected in FY'26, with revenue recognition spread over next 3-4 years. - Construction work in real estate projects done in-house; total construction cost around Rs. 900 crores across projects. - Execution: Management confident of completing 80%-90% of current EPC order book work in next financial year. - Growth supported by new government tenders, especially in building construction, electrical, sewer, and water segments. - No firm plans for fundraising currently, but may raise funds if tender opportunities increase.

- Company expects a revenue growth of 30% in the EPC segment for the next year. - Real estate revenue from Namah and Addresses projects is estimated at around Rs. 300-400 crores for FY26-27. - Sustainable operating margins expected: Infra business at 15-17% and real estate business at 20-25%. - EBITDA margin has improved significantly, with consolidated EBITDA margin reaching 21% and standalone at 14%. - PAT margin improved to 9.7% consolidated, with standalone PAT margin at 9.4%; ROE around 23%. - Order book stands at Rs. 869 crores, with strong execution expected—80-90% completion of ongoing projects this financial year. - Plans to achieve Rs. 1000 crores turnover within 2-3 years. - IPO launch has energized operations, supporting accelerated growth and bid pipeline. - No immediate fundraising planned but possibility exists if growth and tenders continue robustly.

- As of the latest update, the company's order book stands robust at Rs. 869 crores. - Breakdown of order book segments: - STP and sewer work: Rs. 335 crores - Electrical distribution (RDSS scheme): Rs. 326 crores - Water supply (Jal Jeevan Mission): Rs. 208 crores - The company has approximately Rs. 450 crores worth of projects in the bidding pipeline. - Past win ratio was strong, around 40% to 50%, an improvement from typical 10%-20%. - Management aims to grow EPC vertical at a 30%-40% CAGR, with conservative revenue execution of 70%-80% of order book in the year. - Plans to secure work in adjoining regions like Delhi to Ghaziabad through active bidding. - Bank limits include Rs. 35 crores fund-based and Rs. 75 crores non-fund-based limits, with proposals to increase these modestly.