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    VVIP Infratech

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    Utilities·27 May 2025
    Management Summary

    VVIP Infratech delivered strong financial results for FY25, with significant revenue and EBITDA growth on both standalone and consolidated bases. The company maintains a healthy EPC order book and is actively expanding its real estate portfolio with two new large-scale projects. While past receivable issues in government projects were noted, management confirmed their resolution and expressed confidence in future growth across both infrastructure and real estate segments.

    Highlights

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    • Standalone Revenue of ₹279 crores for FY25, up 29% YoY compared to ₹216 crores in the previous fiscal year.

    • Standalone EBITDA of ₹40 crores for FY25, up 51% YoY compared to ₹26.5 crores in the previous fiscal year.

    • Consolidated Revenue of ₹373 crores for FY25, up 30% YoY compared to ₹285 crores in the previous fiscal year.

    • Consolidated EBITDA of ₹78 crores for FY25, up 154% YoY compared to ₹30 crores in the previous fiscal year.

    • Order book remains robust at ₹869 crores, with management targeting 80-90% execution this fiscal year.

    Concerns

    2
    • Past issues with receivables in Jal Jeevan Mission projects during December-January, though management states these are now resolved.

    • Increase in inventory, primarily due to land cost and work-in-progress in new real estate projects before revenue recognition.

    What Changed3

    vs Q4 FY25

    Guidance items3 → 9 (+6)Risks discussed0 → 2 (+2)Q&A highlights0 → 8 (+8)

    Key financials

    Single quarter

    11 metrics
    1. 01Standalone Revenue₹279 Cr+29.0%YoY
    2. 02Standalone EBITDA₹40 Cr+51%YoY
    3. 03Standalone EBITDA Margin14%
    4. 04Standalone PAT Margin9.4%
    5. 05Standalone ROI22%

    Segment breakdown

    Infrastructure (EPC)
    ₹869 Cr Order Book15% Sustainable Operating Margin
    Real Estate
    20% EBITDA Margin
    List

    Order Book

    high confidence

    Total Value

    ₹ 869 crores

    as of 2025-05-27

    quantified

    Execution

    80% to 90% of our work with the speed we are working on this financial year.

    Composition

    Mix3 segments
    • STP and Sewer Work39.0%
    • Jal Jeevan Mission (Potable Water)24.0%
    • Electrical Distribution (RDSS)37.0%

    Share of order book by segment

    Pipeline

    L1 awaiting loa

    L1 bids for projects worth ₹448 crores.

    "The order book is robust and management is confident of high execution velocity for the current fiscal year, with a strong pipeline of new tenders."

    Source:
    Prepared remarks

    Capital allocation

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    high confidence
    CategoryHeadline
    Debt

    2.2x EBITDA

    M&A

    VVIP Addresses land

    acquisition · closed

    M&A

    Yamuna Expressway land

    acquisition · pending regulatory

    Liquidity

    Liquidity disclosed

    Company has fund-based limits of ₹35 crores and non-fund-based (bank guarantee) limits of ₹75 crores, with three banking partners (SBI, ICICI, HDFC). Management believes they have sufficient means for working capital.

    Guidance & targets

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    CategoryTargetPriority
    Volume
    EPC Order Book Growth
    0.40
    Medium
    Volume
    Total Company Order Book
    1000 crores
    Medium
    Profitability
    EPC Operating Margins
    15-17%
    High
    Profitability
    Real Estate EBITDA Margins
    20-25%
    High
    Revenue
    VVIP Namah Turnover
    200 crores
    High
    Revenue
    VVIP Addresses & Namah Turnover (combined)
    300 crores
    Medium
    Revenue
    VVIP Addresses & Namah Turnover (combined)
    400 crores
    Medium
    Debt
    Debt to Equity Ratio
    1x
    High
    Tax
    Consolidated Tax Rate
    >30%
    High

    JJM Receivables Status

    next quarter
    Current₹15-16 crores outstanding (past issue), ₹38 crores received in April
    TargetContinued timely payments, reduction in outstanding receivables

    Why it matters

    Ensures smooth cash flow and project execution in a key EPC segment.

    So, definitely few problems came in Jal Jeevan Mission during the financial year. But now the problems are resolved. Payments are on time, back on the track.

    How to verify

    detailed_narrative

    Risks & concerns

    2
    RiskSeverity

    Receivables from Jal Jeevan Mission projects

    Past delays in payments from JJM projects during Dec-Jan due to central government review, but now resolved and payments are on track.Analyst acknowledged

    medium

    Increased inventory due to real estate WIP

    Inventory increase is primarily due to land cost and work-in-progress in new real estate projects before revenue recognition, which is part of the project lifecycle.Analyst acknowledged

    low

    Q&A highlights

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    “So, definitely few problems came in Jal Jeevan Mission during the financial year. But now the problems are resolved. Payments are on time, back on the track. There was problem around in the month of December, January for two three months... but now things are back on track and the work is going on in full fledge in the Jal Jeevan Mission projects.”

    Addressed a sector-wide concern about government receivables, confirming past issues but stating they are now resolved and payments are on track, with ₹38 crores received in April.

    asked by Agastya Dave

    3 min read6 chapters

    Detailed Narrative

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    Business Segments Overview and Strategic Focus

    VVIP Infratech operates in two core segments: Infrastructure (EPC) and Real Estate. The Infrastructure segment focuses on Sewage Treatment Plants (STP), comprehensive sewerage and water networks, and electrical infrastructure, leveraging SBR technology and participating in government initiatives like 'Jal Jeevan Mission' and the RDSS scheme. The Real Estate segment, managed through Vibhor Vaibhav Infrahome Private Limited (90% held), develops residential and commercial projects, having delivered approximately 75 lakh square feet in NCR. Management emphasized that while electrical work is currently strong, their primary focus remains on the water segment for long-term growth.

    02

    Robust Financial Performance in FY25

    The company reported strong financial results for FY25. Standalone revenue grew 29% YoY to ₹279 crores from ₹216 crores in the previous year, with standalone EBITDA increasing 51% to ₹40 crores from ₹26.5 crores. Consolidated revenue rose 30% YoY to ₹373 crores from ₹285 crores, and consolidated EBITDA surged 154% to ₹78 crores from ₹30 crores. This led to a consolidated EBITDA margin of 21% and PAT margin of 9.7%, driven by increased volumes, economies of scale, and reduced procurement costs.

    03

    Strong Infrastructure Order Book and Execution Outlook

    VVIP Infratech maintains a robust EPC order book of ₹869 crores as of May 2025. This includes approximately 39% from STP and sewer work, 24% (₹207 crores) from Jal Jeevan Mission projects, and 37% (₹326 crores) from electrical distribution under the RDSS scheme. Management expressed high confidence in executing 80-90% of the current order book within the current financial year, attributing the rapid pace to increased internal energy post-IPO and efficient tender processing. The company aims to grow its total order book to ₹1000 crores in the next 2-3 years.

    04

    Expansion and Revenue Potential in Real Estate

    The company is significantly expanding its real estate portfolio with two new land acquisitions: VVIP Addresses in Greater Noida West and a project on the Yamuna Expressway. VVIP Addresses, with a sellable area of 12 lakh square feet, is expected to generate ₹800-900 crores in revenue (71% share), with construction having started in December 2024 and turnover expected from H2 FY26. The Yamuna Expressway project, spanning 25 acres with a similar sellable area, is projected to yield a minimum of ₹800 crores in revenue, with its launch anticipated within 6-7 months following land registry.

    05

    Capital Management and Liquidity

    VVIP Infratech has a fund-based limit of ₹35 crores and non-fund-based (bank guarantee) limits of ₹75 crores, with a total bank guarantee of ₹95 crores across three banking partners (SBI, ICICI, HDFC). The company's current debt-to-EBITDA ratio is 2.22x, which management considers comfortable, with scope to increase it up to 1x if needed for working capital. They plan to increase fund-based limits by ₹10 crores and non-fund-based limits by ₹25 crores this year. Past issues with Jal Jeevan Mission receivables were resolved, with ₹38 crores received in April.

    06

    Long-term Outlook for Water EPC and New Opportunities

    Management expressed strong conviction in the long-term growth of the water EPC segment, particularly in sewage treatment, citing that only 28% of wastewater is currently treated in Indian cities and towns. This indicates immense future potential for the company in its core business. Additionally, the company is exploring new opportunities in government building works, having bid for tenders with NBCC and CPWD, and is L1 in Bhopal for a ₹145 crore project, awaiting the Letter of Intent.

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