Welspun Enterprises Ltd

- An enabling approval has been obtained for a potential fundraise of INR1,000 crores through preferential warrants. - So far, INR250 crores have been received, with INR750 crores callable over 18 months. - Currently, there is no firm proposal to raise additional funds as the business is operating normally with adequate liquidity and assets. - The fundraising approval is mainly to prepare for any larger-than-anticipated opportunities requiring extra liquidity beyond current forecasts. - The company has a strong cash position (~INR1,728 crores) and low net debt (~INR43 crores), with assets available for liquidation if needed. - Management does not anticipate further fundraises in a normal scenario. - If there is an opportunity to consolidate the minority stake in Welspun Michigan, they would consider it only if the existing shareholders are willing to sell at the right price.

- Investment of approximately INR500 crores made so far in the oil and gas business (Page 14). - Fully invested in the SNRP project; no additional equity investment expected in FY27 (Page 14). - No immediate plan for further fundraise beyond enabling resolution for potential future opportunities (Page 11). - Equity IRR target for projects like Pune Shirur is upwards of 18%, indicating selective strategic investments based on return profiles (Page 9). - Focus on asset monetization to recycle equity for future growth (e.g., Aunta-Simaria and SNRP projects targeted for monetization post-initial annuity receipt) (Page 10). - Digital transformation initiatives are ongoing but not framed as direct capital investments; rather operational efficiency improvements (Page 8). Overall, current capex focus is on ongoing project execution with strategic investments in oil & gas and BOT projects, supported by prudent capital raising as needed.

- The company targets a revenue growth of 15% to 20% CAGR over the next few years, maintaining this range as medium-term guidance. - For FY27, management expects 15% to 20% growth in revenue, cautious due to supply chain and labor challenges. - Welspun Michigan (WMEL) is expected to grow revenue at about 20% in FY27, with a longer-term CAGR target of 25%. - Order inflow guidance for FY27 is INR8,000 to INR10,000 crores, supporting revenue growth. - New large orders are expected during H1 FY27 to back revenue execution in the second half. - Execution ramp-up for recently awarded projects (e.g., Pune Shirur) expected to start in the latter part of FY27. - Efforts to digitize and improve execution efficiencies aim to support scalable and sustainable revenue growth.

- FY27 revenue growth guidance is maintained at 15% to 20%, with potential to target higher growth but not formally guided above this range due to supply chain and labor challenges. - EBITDA margin guidance for FY27 is 18% plus, with scope to improve beyond 18% under normal circumstances. - Welspun Michigan expects revenue growth of around 20% for FY27 and a steady EBITDA margin of 21%-22%. - Strong order book (~INR20,000 crores) and bid pipeline (~INR2 lakh crores) provide revenue visibility and growth opportunities, especially in water transmission, complex transport BOT projects, tunneling, and structures. - Continued focus on disciplined execution, operational efficiency, and cost management expected to support profit and margin expansion. - Asset monetization from BOT projects (Aunta-Simaria, SNRP) planned to unlock value for reinvestment and growth. - Positive outlook supported by strong balance sheet, healthy cash reserves, and ratings upgrades suggest sustainable long-term earnings growth.

- Welspun Enterprises Limited's consolidated order book stands at approximately INR 20,000 crores as of FY26. - The integrated water vertical order book is around INR 14,000 crores, including INR 5,000 crores of O&M, with about INR 9,000 crores of executable orders. - Transportation division's outstanding order backlog reduced from INR 2,950 crores at FY25 end to around INR 500 crores by FY26, with INR 50-60 crores from Varanasi and INR 500-550 crores from SNRP. - Current bid pipeline at the standalone WEL level is estimated at about INR 2 lakh crores for FY27, focusing on selective projects in water transmission, treatment, transport (BOT and complex projects). - Order inflow guidance for FY27 is INR 8,000 to 10,000 crores. - Pune Shirur project's EPC cost is approximately INR 5,400 crores, with expected revenue of INR 500-600 crores in FY27.