Shakti Pumps Nov-24

Revenue generated from core business operations; it excludes non-operating income like interest or investments.

Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization; a measure of a company's operating profitability.

The ratio of EBITDA to revenue, representing the percentage of revenue remaining after covering operating costs.

Net Profit After Tax; the profit remaining after deducting all expenses and taxes.

The ratio of PAT to revenue, representing the percentage of revenue remaining after deducting all expenses and taxes.

A company's financial performance indicator that reflects the profitability of each share held by a shareholder.

An independent assessment of a company's financial strength and creditworthiness.

Refers to the outstanding orders that a company has received but not yet fulfilled.

A decrease in the rate of growth for a company's order book.

The process of successfully completing the tasks outlined in an order book.

The progress made on a project, often measured as a percentage completed.

Projects that a company hopes to secure in the future.

Inconsistent or uncertain political conditions in a country, potentially impacting business operations.

A decision to temporarily postpone or suspend a project due to unforeseen circumstances.

A company or individual responsible for overseeing and managing export activities.

The company plans to increase its capacity in the coming quarters to meet increasing demand.

The company expects to reach a minimum revenue of INR 500 crores in the next quarter, demonstrating consistent performance.

The company's current capacity will be sufficient to handle the projected growth until 2026.

The company's new capacity is expected to contribute significantly to revenue, boosting it to INR 5,000 crores.

The company focuses on developing expertise in exhibition-related services and aims to improve its delivery speed.

The amount of revenue a company expects to generate from its existing and new production capacity.

The amount of money a company is owed by its customers for goods or services already delivered.

The amount of revenue a company expects to gain over the next 12 months.

The rate at which a company can complete orders.

The minimum level of profitability that a company has committed to achieving.

The ongoing flow of new orders that a company receives.

The practice of using power from the electricity grid to run agricultural pumps during daytime.

A government program aimed at promoting the use of solar-powered pumps in agriculture.

The cost of a 3 horsepower solar pump, generally around INR 3.25 lakhs.

The components of a solar pumping system, including the pump, solar panels, and associated equipment.

The effect of changes in technology on the price of solar pumps, leading to potentially lower costs in the future.

The potential for future changes in the price of raw materials used in solar pumping systems, leading to potentially lower prices.

The influence of global factors, like the price of oil and decisions made by countries like Iran, on the price of solar pumps.

The possibility of adjustments in the rate card for Kusum Component B, potentially leading to changes in the price of solar pumps.

KUSUM Component C is a part of a larger scheme designed to promote solar power in agriculture. It focuses on providing solar-powered pumps for irrigation.

FLS refers to 'Flotation Linked Scheme', which is a type of solar-powered pump system where the pump is connected to the irrigation system.

Shakti Pumps is a company that manufactures pumps, particularly agricultural pumps. Their products are relevant to KUSUM Component C due to the focus on solar-powered irrigation.

The profitability of the company depends on the cost of raw materials, particularly those used in solar modules. The company aims to keep the gross margin steady at 35%-40% despite potential fluctuations in material prices.

The company is working on expanding its business into multiple countries, using a similar model to the successful project in Uganda.

The company believes that the price of raw materials, especially solar modules, is likely to remain stable in the near future. They anticipate a steady gross margin of 35%-40%, based on the current market trends.

The company currently has a few projects in its pipeline in different countries but prefers to provide specific details about their expansion plans only once they progress further.

The company is seeing an expansion in gross margin due to increased sales and stable raw material prices. This positive trend has been consistent over the last three quarters and is expected to continue.