Any current/future new fundraising through debt or equity?

For the Realty business, after initial land acquisition funding by the parent company, there may be exploration of external fundraising options including debt and/or equity. The investment plans for new businesses such as Data Centers, Green Hydrogen, and Semiconductors involve strategic partnerships to optimize capital deployment, implying potential future fundraising. The company has a business-specific leverage approach: L&T Finance will support growth through leverage; Green Assets will focus on project financing; Realty and new businesses' leverage will align with their business models. T

Any current/future capex/capital investment/strategic investment?

Rs 50 billion capex planned for Industrial Electronics focused on industrial and defense-related electronics, robotics, and automation. Rs 30 billion investment in the Semiconductor business aimed at acquiring IP and creating lab facilities, focusing more on design rather than fabrication or OSAT. Rs 150 billion targeted for Green Hydrogen, with active evaluation of strategic partnerships to optimize capital deployment. Around Rs 100 billion earmarked for the Data Center business, with investments adaptable based on business and partnership models. Rs 44 billion allocated for Realty developmen

Future growth expectations in earnings/operating earnings/profits/EPS?

Larsen & Toubro targets a revenue CAGR of 12% to 15% over the Lakshya 31 plan period, primarily driven by existing businesses. Operating margins for Projects & Manufacturing are expected to stabilize around FY '27 with potential for improvement as execution normalizes, especially post Middle East disruptions. Return on Equity (ROE) guidance is revised to 16%–17%, factoring in investments in Electronics, Green Energy, and Data Centers, which will initially be capital intensive. Profitable, return-accretive growth is expected in Precision & Manufacturing (P&M), with return ratios more than doubl

Current/ Expected Orderbook/ Pending Orders?

As of March 2026, Larsen & Toubro's order book stands at Rs 7.40 trillion, up 28% compared to March 2025. Approximately 92% of the order book is from Infrastructure and Energy sectors. Geographical split: 48% domestic and 52% international markets. Domestic order book (Rs 3.58 trillion): Central Government 9%, State & Local 22%, Public Sector/State-owned 30%, Private Sector 39% (Private Sector share rose from 21% in March 2025). International order book (Rs 3.82 trillion): 78% Middle East, 22% rest of the world. Slow-moving orders constitute about 1% of the order book. Rs 170 billion worth of

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Larsen & Toubro Ltd Q1 FY27 Earnings Call Analysis

Revenue, margin, capex, fundraise and order book outlook from management commentary.

Price: ₹4,062P/E: 31.6Market Cap: ₹5.6L CrSector: Construction

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Revenue guidance

Future growth expectations for Larsen & Toubro Limited as per the transcript are: - Revenue growth guidance of 10% to 12% for FY27, considering a softer first half due to supply chain issues and geopolitical challenges with pickup expected in the second half. - Over the Lakshya 31 plan (next five years), targeted revenue Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 12% to 15%. - Order inflow growth expected at 10% to 12% CAGR during the Lakshya 31 plan. - Stable margins anticipated at around 7.8% for Projects, Products and Manufacturing (PP&M) segment in FY27. - Growth driven primarily by existing businesses with new businesses (Electronics, Green Energy, Data Centers) ramping up gradually. - Continued strong order inflow from Middle East (around 50% of international orders) expected to sustain double-digit growth in that region. - Realty business scaling with focus on premium township developments and expected pre-sales growth CAGR of around 25%. - Data center capacity to scale up to approximately 200 MW from initial 100 MW over period.

Margin guidance

→Larsen & Toubro targets a revenue CAGR of 12% to 15% over the Lakshya 31 plan period, primarily driven by existing businesses.
→Operating margins for Projects & Manufacturing are expected to stabilize around FY '27 with potential for improvement as execution normalizes, especially post Middle East disruptions.
→Return on Equity (ROE) guidance is revised to 16%–17%, factoring in investments in Electronics, Green Energy, and Data Centers, which will initially be capital intensive.
→Profitable, return-accretive growth is expected in Precision & Manufacturing (P&M), with return ratios more than doubling from FY22 to FY26.
→Capital investments include Rs 50 billion in Industrial Electronics, Rs 150 billion in Green Hydrogen, and Rs 100 billion in Data Centers, implying growth engines for future earnings.
→Overall, the company aims for a structurally stronger, higher-quality growth profile with sustainable mid-teen margins and improved returns over the next five years.

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Fundraise plans

→For the Realty business, after initial land acquisition funding by the parent company, there may be exploration of external fundraising options including debt and/or equity.
→The investment plans for new businesses such as Data Centers, Green Hydrogen, and Semiconductors involve strategic partnerships to optimize capital deployment, implying potential future fundraising.
→The company has a business-specific leverage approach: L&T Finance will support growth through leverage; Green Assets will focus on project financing; Realty and new businesses' leverage will align with their business models.
→The company’s balance sheet is not currently a constraint for raising capital and has a credible track record in financial markets to access capital when required.
→No explicit mention of immediate new debt or equity issuance; fundraising is likely conditional based on project and business needs.

Order book

→As of March 2026, Larsen & Toubro's order book stands at Rs 7.40 trillion, up 28% compared to March 2025.
→Approximately 92% of the order book is from Infrastructure and Energy sectors.
→Geographical split: 48% domestic and 52% international markets.
→Domestic order book (Rs 3.58 trillion): Central Government 9%, State & Local 22%, Public Sector/State-owned 30%, Private Sector 39% (Private Sector share rose from 21% in March 2025).
→International order book (Rs 3.82 trillion): 78% Middle East, 22% rest of the world.
→Slow-moving orders constitute about 1% of the order book.
→Rs 170 billion worth of orders were deleted during the quarter.
→Prospects pipeline for FY27 is Rs 17.8 trillion (down 6% YoY); domestic Rs 9.1 trillion, international Rs 8.7 trillion.

Capex plans

→Rs 50 billion capex planned for Industrial Electronics focused on industrial and defense-related electronics, robotics, and automation.
→Rs 30 billion investment in the Semiconductor business aimed at acquiring IP and creating lab facilities, focusing more on design rather than fabrication or OSAT.
→Rs 150 billion targeted for Green Hydrogen, with active evaluation of strategic partnerships to optimize capital deployment.
→Around Rs 100 billion earmarked for the Data Center business, with investments adaptable based on business and partnership models.
→Rs 44 billion allocated for Realty development, primarily for commercial real estate and supporting land acquisitions for residential/mixed-use projects.
→Rs 50 billion investment for upgrading hydrocarbon modular fabrication yard and shipbuilding facilities.
→Capex for FY27: Approx. Rs 25 billion for core PP&M business, Rs 10 billion for Electronics, and Rs 10–20 billion for Data Center spend.
→Strategy focuses on measured investments ensuring responsibility for return on capital and risk-adjusted returns.

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