AGM

Q1FY25 Confall, Annual Reports Update –NETWEB

Netweb technologies

HPC

Leading manufacturer of Supercomputing Systems in India.

Catering to a diverse clientele including prestigious institutions like IITs and NMDC Data Centre. The Company has designed, developed and deployed some of India’s most powerful Supercomputing systems.

Key Highlights • Number of Installations: Netweb is among the top OEMs in India with over 500 HPC installations. • Technology: Equipped with the Tyrone cluster management suite, Netweb has deployed diverse Supercomputing systems ranging from 10 nodes to 400 nodes and is scalable up to 1,000 nodes. • Revenue Growth: Demonstrated significant growth in revenue, with a CAGR of 166.3% over the period of FY2021-FY2024, reaching ₹ 2,624 Mn in FY2024. • HPC installations and revenue has been steadily rising, reflecting Netweb’s strong foothold in the Indian market. The CAGR of 166.3% over the recent fiscal years is indicative of the growing demand for High-Performance Computing solutions. The High-Performance Storage (HPS) segment focuses on providing advanced storage solutions tailored to enterprise computation needs. Netweb’s offerings in this segment include a range of products designed for high throughput and high IOPs, ensuring reliability and scalability. Unified storage solution Parallel file system storage Cloud native storage Surveillance and object storage 336 FY21 217 FY22 308 FY23 339 FY24

High-Performance Storage Solutions (HPS/Enterprise Storage)

Key Highlights • Technological Edge: Netweb’s HPS Solutions are capable of being integrated into private and public cloud environments with no single point of failure, scalable up to exabytes and built-in high availability. • Performance: Supports up to 10 Mn IOPs and 100 GBps throughput, scalable up to 450 GBps, and designs that can extend up to 1,000 petabytes. • Compliance: Developed in-house and compliant with the “Make-inIndia” policy. • Installations: Deployed at major institutions including Graviton, A.P.T. Portfolio, and INST.

Hybrid cloud solutions

The Software and Service for HCS segment provides a comprehensive private cloud software stack to manage complex workloads. Netweb’s solutions include big data-centric offerings designed to cater to dataintensive distributed applications.

Netweb has shown remarkable growth across its primary segments. The Company’s commitment to innovation and quality, coupled with strategic partnerships and market expansion, has cemented its position as a leader in the technology solutions domain. The promising revenue trends and expanding market presence suggest a bright future for Netweb in the HighPerformance Computing, Private Cloud, HCI, and AI Systems sectors.

Key Highlights • Technological Edge: Private cloud software stack to handle complex workloads, including 5G enterprise cloud, 5G edge compute, private 5G and enterprise IT. • Big Data Solutions: Utilises Tyrone Camarero dense systems, Tyrone Cluster Management Suite, and Tyrone Collectivo range of specialised storage systems. • Installations: Provided to marquee customers like NMDC Data Centre and Graviton. • Revenue Growth: Significant growth from ₹ 25 Mn in FY2021 to ₹ 176 Mn in FY2024, with an impressive CAGR of 91.6%

Data Centre Server

The Data Centre Server segment caters to diverse customer needs with high-end server solutions designed for low latency and better physical space utilisation. Netweb’s portfolio includes over 200 dual-processor server models under the Tyrone Camarero brand. Network and Switches Networking and Switches are crucial components in robust solutions like HPC, HCS, and HCI. With the increasing demand for dense computing hardware and microservices-based deployments, networks are playing an increasingly vital role and are set to claim a larger share of the technology landscape. Netweb offers a range of “Make-in-India” Switches tailored to meet these evolving demands. The Company is committed to expanding this range to ensure delivery of optimal solutions to the customers.

Key Highlights • Technological Edge: Dual-processor configurations enabling multiple operations simultaneously, with features like low rack space consumption, high in-built storage capability (up to 1 petabyte), and high energy efficiency. • Compliance: Designed and manufactured in compliance with the “Make-in-India” policy.

• Installations: Installations done for marquee customers including IIT, JNU and HL Mando.

• Revenue Growth: Strong revenue increase from ₹ 168 Mn in FY2021 to ₹ 337 Mn in FY2024, reflecting a robust CAGR of 26.1%.

Netweb Technologies unveils Advanced Make-in-India Server Systems

● Netweb Technologies unveiled its new series of advanced server systems at Hyatt Regency, New Delhi on August 30, 2024, showcasing its commitment to high-end R&D, in-house design, and indigenous manufacturing. ● The new range of systems offers up to 256 cores, 6TB of memory, extensive I/O, GPU capabilities, and storage options designed for High-performance computing and AI applications.

● The launch underscores Netweb Technologies’ dedication to driving progress in the technology industry while supporting the Make in India initiative.

● The ceremony featured live demonstrations, showcasing the advanced capabilities of Netweb’s new range of AMD EPYC™ CPU-based servers.

Capex and New Facility:

  • New state-of-the-art, end-to-end, high-end computing server storage and switch manufacturing facility inaugurated in Faridabad.
  • Focus on advanced manufacturing skills to manufacture high-end computing systems using latest generation chips from technology partners like NVIDIA, Intel, and AMD.
  • Expected to enhance production process including PCB design, manufacturing, and SMT for servers, storage, and switches.
  • Incremental revenue of 30% to 35% expected from the Faridabad facility.

Strategic Focus and Future Plans:

  • Three strategic pillars: High-Performance Computing (HPC), Private Cloud, and AI.
  • Focus on technological evolution to deliver cutting-edge solutions meeting global businesses’ needs.
  • Development of servers based on NVIDIA Grace Superchip under the MGX architecture in progress.
  • Launched Intel Sapphire Rapids and AMD Genova-based high-end computing servers.
  • Diverse portfolio of products including those utilizing the latest NVIDIA GPUs for AI training and inferencing market.
  • Strong demand in the India data center market, providing significant opportunities.
  • Expecting growth at a rate of 30% to 35% CAGR for the next 3 years.
  • Plans to maintain leadership in technology by focusing on innovation and expansion.
  • Opportunities in the oil and gas sector with engagements from government PSUs like ONGC.
  • Progressing well in Middle East and European markets with a focus on Private Cloud, HCI, and AI solutions.
  • Looking into M&A opportunities in related areas to enhance growth and capabilities.
  • Margin improvement expected in the future due to operating leverage and volume growth.

Challenges and Market Size:

  • Slowest quarter in terms of cash flow due to high capex expenditures.
  • Need to optimize the new SMT facility for full production capacity to improve margins.
  • Quantum computing development still in early stages, not included in growth guidance.
  • Market size details for the 3 verticals and products to be shared separately due to complexity.
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Astra Microwave : Key points from Q1FY25 confcall and AGM

Copied key contents from confcall and AGM

Disclosure : I am holding it from very low levels, Not added/not sold recently

Keeping in mind the seasonality pattern inherent to our business wherein Q1 is the weakest quarter and the major chunk of revenues are captured in the subsequent part of the financial year. We want to highlight that we have also improved our gross margin significantly, which were primarily driven by continuous improvement in the product mix where the domestic defense business contributed to 65% of the topline, followed by exports whose contribution is around 21% and the space with 11.5% with rest of the business coming in from meterology and other sectors

Employee expenses have slightly gone up because of the increase in the number of skilled and professional employees. This is mainly due to our employee addition at our Bangalore facility. At the end of the quarter, the employees count is close to about 1537, up from 1468 at the end of the financial year.

We have created that Bangalore facility for our systems integration and testing, especially in the radar and electronic warfare domain and we have built up NFTR facility also and also assembly hangers to handle and address the radar systems. And also we have created space division in Bangalore facility. We have incorporated 100% subsidiary unit, Astra Space Technologies Limited and that group is basically going to address all future satellite requirements and they are also working in the same facility.

Objective is to get qualified for satelitte integration and launching business. Own satellite launch is the goal in next 2-3 years with synthetic aperture, radar payload ( ISRO collaboration)

Guidance :

And lastly, for the current financial year, we maintain our target which was given previously for an order book in the range of about Rs. 1,200-Rs. 1,300 crores and the topline in the range of Rs. 1,000-Rs. 1,100 crore with the PBT margin to the tune of about 16%-18% on standalone basis.

Import Substitution + Winning Contracts

We made a breakthrough in replacing imported critical wideband receiver for EW project which DPSU has been using for product of foreign make and the DPSU has the production order. Also, we have bagged precision approach radar and repeat order of Doppler weather radars in this quarter. Our anti drone radar is ready for the
deployment in the field and we have been responding RFP’s from various agencies.

we define ourselves to be in the IP business. We are in the business of creating IP, enhancing our IP and that can be done both through our own internal efforts as well as collaborations. But eventually we are in the business of monetizing intellectual property. We have embarked on an exercise now aimed at selling out the IP which has been created within the Company and shared to a large extent which we can now either monetize on a standalone basis or combine it with the other IPs which may be available within the Company or externally available to create value. We found that we had multiple products and technologies which had been created and then not acted upon any further post order completion and had just been filed away as the teams got busy in fulfilling other orders. So, taken out of cold storage and updated with the current tech standards, we can productize these technologies on their own, or combine them with other technologies and that is a low hanging route for us. The incremental efforts at making this tech viable and commercial in minimal and offer us easy way to monetize our efforts

Glad to share that two definitive binding term sheets have been signed this past quarter alone, one in the area of chip design services and another in the radar space while discussions have been initiated with multiple companies, both listed space as well as in the smaller unlisted space for enhanced collaboration with the platform, which Astra provides to further enhance our joint intellectual property and create products which are well suited for the future. We are also in a hurry to monetize things at the fastest possible pace and collaborations

Capacity expansion and ability to handle more orders

we enhanced our facility. Recently, we have added auto bonding facility by virtue of which in fact our subsystems that is the tier module of those radars we can produce manifold in the sense about 20 times than what we made it with semi-automatic facility. So, that way we have enhanced our infrastructure, we scaled up our capacity. We are geared up to manufacture as many as numbers as we want.

Order Book

We have crossed the milestone of Rs. 2,000 crores mark this time where the standalone order book as of June 2024 stood at Rs. 2,099 crores and our order wins continues to be healthy. On a consolidated basis, our order book stood at Rs. 2,365 crores as of June 2024. Overall, our order book comprises of 88% of the domestic orders, which are largely BTS, which enjoys good margins and 12% of export, which is a mix of BTP and BTS business. Our consolidated order book consists of Rs. 120 crores worth of service orders, which are typically margin accretive. Our focus remains on getting more orders, which consists of high proportion of complex system projects

Q. top 5 programs that would be critical for our order book accretion and revenue growth in the next 2 years?
Management: There are many projects we have been addressing radar and electronic warfare domain especially if you take in the radar, we have been addressing airborne radar and also the ground radars, shipborne radars in all three segments.

Like airborne radars, we have been working for AWC Mk1, Mk1A and also we are waiting for the RFPs for Mk2. . Similarly there is Su-30 opportunities also will come.

Similarly like in the ground segment, there are many radars like we are talking about Tushar like Akash-NG, Akash Prime, WLR repeat orders, these are all which customers DPSS are likely to get. So, we will be getting subsystems from those particular segments.

And shipborne Navy, as I said we are likely to get some repeat orders from Navy.

And in electronic warfare, we have been working for pod jammer for LCA Mk1 as well as we have been working on the ongoing production programs of BEL like Nayan Shakti, Himshakti and all these programs, we are there. And also we are there in the EW programs of like DR118, R118. So, all these programs, we have some orders on hand, and we are likely to get more orders, repeat orders from these customers

Uttam Radar –75% of Radar cost is Antenna –We are supplying exclusively Active Antenna Array units for same. we are expecting around close to Rs. 1,100-1,200 crores worth of business from the Uttam radar in the next 3-4 year’s timeframe

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Avantel AGM 2024 and 2025: Key points

Avantel AGM 2024

Copied key contents which I liked from AGM transcript.

Disclosure : I am holding it from very low levels, Not added/not sold recently


we have consolidated our existing business in satellite communication for defence applications, we are also diversifying into two different areas and the results we expect to see in two years from now in a big way.

So, and we are very confident that both these initiatives will put the company in a different orbit.
From 2026 -27 onwards, we expect to see the results. And from 2027 onwards, the three years from now, there will be a quantum jump. we expect the company to establish itself as the top five companies in the country in the space of defence

First diversification that we are doing is the software defined radios. It’s a big, huge market globally. But if you come to very specific to India alone itself, it’s around $11 billion market globally. But coming to India in the Indian Defence market alone, it’s, it’s around, it’s around $300 million leaving the civilian commercial market only Indian defence market per annum. That is $300 million is per annum

we would be number two, I mean, if I’m not wrong, in that space of SDR’s with SCI compliance and that covers various spectrum like HF, VHF, UHF, L band, Satcom, SDR. There are various frequency bands and various versions of them for like portable versions, handheld versions with vehicle borne aircrafts, helicopters, shipborne submarines

C4ISR is the basic backbone of any, you know, any defence service, which includes command, control, communication, computing, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance

We are planning to complete a range of products by this year, financially and itself, but we expect to see a good revenue and all from 26, 27 onwards. By 2027, we should have, we consolidated as a serious player in that segment in India. And these products will also have possibility to expand in the global market.

second diversification is in the space sector where there the government of India has started opening up the sector very seriously and they want to see that private sector enters BLO, build, launch and operate kind of services. So in all the both upstream as downstream and midstream services in satellite space will be open to the private sector either through partnership with public sector or, government. Public private partnership or private sector alone government of India is looking at something like $50 billion in the next eight to nine years

we are well positioned to expand our presence in the space sector by getting into two areas.

One is ground station as a service like it includes satellite operation Centre, mission control Centre and also receiving the data and images from the satellites. Their station is supposed to receive the signals from satellites and then distribute that to the customers.

And the second part is the assembly, integration and testing of the satellites themselves. There up to satellite weight of say 1000 kgs max. We should be able to do it in house. So we are establishing a facility in ECT electronic city in Hyderabad. It is near airport. It’s about four acres of land. The construction is going on and we should be able to complete that facility in all respects by this year end. So there two things

Orders
we have around 287 crores worth of orders on hand right now. there are a lot of other things in pipeline railways now, we are well established. We are expecting another 60 crores order, approximately, and maybe in a month or two and followed up by another tender coming up. They are coming up for I think maybe 12,000 terminals. So that will be a public tender. NSIL, we are doing, I mean, we have an order for around 27,600 or so

Five-kilowatt HF system we have already delivered and that has only been delivered to Indian Navy, government
of India through bath electronics, installed and commissioned. So, there’s a good requirement in that space. And right now, A, we have the product in hand and we are ready for that. So, whenever the RFP comes, we are. That will be a big opportunity. Maybe few hundred crores.

we want to work on satellite payloads also which is again state of the art kind of development work. Subsystems for satellites. These are highly manpower intensive kind of work. So, the manpower expenses in R and D will grow a lot significantly in the next three to four years because we are investing heavily in R and D in those software, different radios and satellite subsystems right now.
We have five projects sanctioned by Minister of defence government of India and five is the maximum they can give to any company. So, and we got five out of this. Two contracts are signed. One is in the final stage of contract signing. Maybe this month, June they will sign another one, maybe in June end or July. So enough. There are two major projects we have signed wherein once we complete the development, we’ll be the only vendor for those requirements. And those projects are having high potential because we’ll be the single vendor and those projects are having huge requirement from Indian army

Government of India is giving a grant for those projects, investing in that. And they are investing in their time and effort to do the trials, conduct the field trials for these projects. So earlier we have to understand the requirements, develop the product without anything, no cost, no commitment basis, go after them to conduct trials and accept that. Now it has come from them. They are given the specs, they have given the requirements, they are giving the grant and they are saying once it is completed, they will buy from us. So, it is like a phenomenal change in the outlook from the government of India. And in terms of making India and self-reliant, I think they mean business

Receivables
Receivables we have, because we did 38 crores in the last quarter. I mean there is some, it appears to be more, but we have already received close to 39 crores from those 68 crores. And in that again around eleven crores is towards installation commissioning which will come over a period of time as we complete the installation of the equipment and all crores, another remaining eleven crores we should be receiving in June or July. So, there is absolutely no, as you could see, there are no bad debts at all for the company and they are, if they are there also, they are minuscule, 0.001% something like that. Because all receivables are from government of India or government of India undertakings.

IMax opportunity
we may do some two and a half crores or so next year. Then following year maybe, we may even go up to ten crores, then 15 crores. But we are confident that we will reach 100 crores by 2030. So that’s not a very ambitious target because of the market here is around $11 billion and we are importing about $7 billion every year in medical equipment. That sector, which is about $7 billion, is the import itself around 60,000 crores or more they are importing. There is a huge potential there that is also expected to go to $50 billion by 2030. we are very well positioned in that because our expertise in electronics and engineering and mechanical, everything is very helpful in making world class equipment. We are not compromising on quality or anything. We are trying to build artificial intelligence into that. We want to make this equipment IOT enabled and benchmarked against the best in the world. So, there is no doubt that we will do well in image. It’s only a matter of time. So, But the break-even may happen. Maybe if not this year, next year definitely it will break even and get into cash profit. We’ll make profits in 25, 26 for sure. And after that the growth will be exponential. So, the I max would be a very, very significant

we are positioned in a place called AP MedTech zone where the world class facilities are created for complete testing and certification. It’s world class, it is recognized by WHO also. So, our facility is coming up in that 300 acre or something kind of a thing, where there is incubation centre, the test labs, certification labs, and many companies also have already started operations about four or five years back, and they’re doing extremely well. So, in that we have chosen space where two, three areas we have identified.

One is the respiratory area, like. Like ventilators and C Pap, BiPap and things like that. Then we are selected. Endoscopy is one of the areas And of course, to start with a low, low-end side, we have taken surgical staplers where it is certified. And then we, as I briefed you earlier, we got a contract for supply, 25,000 numbers per month from another OEM company. So, we’re on the right track. And then the final, we also want to, as I rightly, as I told you earlier, we want to develop something called hospital at home kind of equipment, which will be very useful for in times like Covid or for elders or for communities. So where in a budget of, say, ten lakhs, you can have everything that a hospital can provide. In an ICU, which is a small, it’s an equipment which will be carried on a cart or something like that, which will monitor all vitals. It will supply oxygen, it will have ventilator, it will have infusion pump to infuse injections and all. It will monitor all the vitals. They will be communicated to the doctor. Essential medicines will be made available there. Simple. Some small blood tests also can be done. So basically, it is like everything that you can ask for in an ICU, kind of things will be made available. Any nurse can handle that. And as the vitals are monitored remotely and doctor can be. Will receive alerts and then he can give guidance and then nurse can attend to that

are we able to develop any new products now which will help us be ahead of the competition for the next three, four years and enjoy similar margins?
Dr Abburi Vidyasagar- Actually we are continuing that initiative in developing intellectual property. The fundamental focus of the company is on innovation. Always it’s an innovation driven company, though we give very lot of importance to customer service and operational excellence, which are also required to make our company profitable. But the core is innovation only even today.

we have already started working on software, different radios with SCA compliance for Indian as well as global market in defence communication. That is going to be. I mean, there will not be many companies in that anyway. Okay, I don’t say zero competition. There will be competition, but there will be limited competition. Similarly, the ground terminals I am talking about in KU band, cultivating Gaga band, which is again, very few companies will be there. I mean, the satellite terminals I am talking about, which are portable, mobile, you know, airborne, those versions which can be mounted in aircraft or a helicopter, those satellite terminals, again, very few companies will be there

Avantel AGM 2025

we have taken
up five projects, 5 projects from the Ministry of Defence under the scheme of iDEX Indian
Defence Challenges. So, the projects are mostly related to satellite communication. In fact,
all the five projects are related to satellite communication. And the first one is sat phone
based on geostationary satellite. The second one was again Convoy Management based on
satellite. Both are for Indian Army. The third one is the receiver for receiving video through
satellite, again for Indian Army. Port and 5th projects are for the requirements of Indian
Navy, which is mostly based on Satcom on the move, the communication on the move for
both land-based platforms as well as for the airborne applications. So, all five out of the
five project, the 5th project contract was signed recently, but the fourth projects were
signed quite some time back about six months back and the development work is going on
very well

we have come for rights issue which is that
near Vijayawada about an hour from the airport of Vijayawada, it’s on the highway. So that
we would like to use for you know, making antennas which like HF antennas which are
very huge and in terms of occupy a lot of space, 5 kilowatt HF antennas, one kilowatt HF
antennas and then other types of antennas use it in military applications as well as sat com
ground station antennas for say 7.3 meters, 9.3 meters, even 11 meters satellite (Not
Clear) antennas can be manufactured there.

we are meeting all the
requirements in terms of production as well as design, development of various products for
MSS, particularly MSS mobile satellite services and UHF, SATCOM and UHF LOS
radios, HFSDRs and HF one kilowatt systems and the real time training information
systems, fishing transponders for boats from the Department of Fisheries through NSL.

The
growth again using CAGR growth. So for example, in 2021, the sales was 77 crores and
now 24-25 it is 248 crores either kind of almost it’s more than it’s about 3 times 300%. If
you look at the profit, it was 15 crores in 2021 and now it is 24-25 which has come to about
close to 60 crores, 59.56 crores see this is about almost four times Ok, the 400% something
like. So this kind of increase you, I would like to caution you will not be there for next
couple of years in 25-26 and 26-27, which it will be more stable and from 27-28 again, you
can expect a steep growth. If a couple of opportunities from say 4 to 5 opportunities, 5
opportunities are there, which are likely to take us to the next level of growth to say sound
50 crores turnover supposed to be aimed to reach by 2030 to reach that kind of from say
sound 50 again, 300% again over a period of four years. So that is possible from if we can
convert two out of five to six opportunities that we are working on, which will get us good
numbers in terms of both sales as well as the profit

l. Coming to IMAX, so as I told you in the last meeting, this medical
equipment requires certification, Ok. The certification process will quite elaborate and go
through and has to go through many levels of testing particularly things like those
noninvasive ventilators and then you know CPAP patient monitoring systems. Those things
have to go through a lot of processes that for certification. But the total money, if you to
put them in the right perspective the startups with one single product also I have to remain
investing at least 5 to $10 million. And all the money that we have invested here is close
to $4 million, not even 4 million rather than 4 million. And if we have around 5 products
in place and the certification process will be completed for all these products by September
for sure. I mean some of them we got already and some of them by June this month end,
some of them July end one more and August one more and September. So in the next three
months we are getting all the certifications. Plus we have to build a facility with a clean
room and other things. The kind of world class facility built and out of 30 crores close to 22
crores has gone for fixed assets. There’s nothing that and you can assume that eight crores
have gone for product development. So basically we laid the strong foundation for IMAX
to go forward and if any of the shareholders are very, very, I mean worried about this, then
the promotes can take over if required. So, but thing is the medical industry, the projections
are from $12 billion in 23-24, they are expected to reach $50 billion by 2030. That is the
kind of growth they are expecting in IMAX

. I’ll come to the first point
that and he also was asked about unsecured loans and all that CDB. There are two reasons
for which the shares have been sold. One is to subscribe to the rights issue number 1.
number 2 is Laxmi Foundation. I have donated quite some time back the 45,00,000 shares
and obviously that donated means I want to sell the shares and invest in the trust for
building the hospital, which we already have a hospital in leisure premises and we want to
go for our own building for the hospital, much bigger hospital, maybe around 200 bed
hospital, multi-specialty hospital. So we have to, I mean, I’m going to not stop here. I’m
going to maybe donate more, another 45,00,000 shares or maybe another 45,00,000 shares,
maybe another 90,00,000 shares for every next 3-4 years. So that’s and I think that’s my
privilege to donate. And then once we donate, they have to be sold to be able to invest in
the foundation activities. So I think that’s obvious and I hope shareholders understand that
point. Regarding these loans unsecured loans because the company because suddenly the
lot of projects were implemented and obviously the receivables have to come from
government PSUs and where there were delays, there were delays in receivables. So instead
of rushing to the bank. So whatever money I wanted to got to invest in rights, I have
invested as unsecured loans here because it is the easiest route for me to fund immediately.

e SDR market is around 3000 crores every year for the last,
so many last 7-8 years is buying from different services is about SDR business for military
segment alone is that much so and obviously it’s not something that you can do overnight,
then everybody could have done it, you know, So for Avantel also, it takes time to do as
per software communication architecture, SCA 4.1 specifications and kind of stringent
requirements that army and the navy are asking for, including Air Force that shows that the
kind of intellectual property that is involved in development of SDRs and Avantel’s
capability number one is we are already supplying HFSDRs 1 kilowatt HFSDRs is being
supplied to Indian Navy and the shipyards. So our competency and capability is already
proven. We have delivered. We are already demonstrated and trials have completed for
UHF SDR and UHF sat com SDR to Indian Navy in trials on ships. So there also it’s not
on the board drawing board. It’s proven. And 3rd, as you can see, we are selected by Deal
Dehradun as against competition from Bell L&T and other major players. So we are short,
we became L1 and we are technically qualified. So and those radios are meant for Indian
Air Force, Ok, so airborne SDRS for which we have been we got the received the contract
also they gave us two years, but I am sure we will develop much before that. Ok. That’s a
four channel radio now. Right now they are being imported. This is an import. Two
companies were there and we are L1 and some company L2 both of us shared the order,
other one is Coral yeah. So that that’s about the SDR capability and development and the
big numbers. Defence Services in the next maybe one year. So we are participated in the RFI and if
definitely qualification criteria we have to see how much turnover and all that individually
or through conversion we will bid for that. That’s big number. So in that the product that is
required for that is in am advanced stage and definitely we will meet the requirements. We
have given the complaints for all the requirements and it’s that development is going on
now, right now at ECT facility in Hyderabad, Ok, when that is 12,000, you can, I don’t
know it will be 3000 crores or by 10,000 crores. It depends upon the kind of estimate they
have for this product. But definitely I’m sure it will be around maybe 3000 crores or even
more, Ok. So that’s the kind of segment we are positioning ourselves and there are entry
barriers. There is not something that everybody can by investing money they can develop
the product unless the import and obviously imported the equipment are at least 100% more
expensive than what is developed by Bharat Electronics. Not even a lender in Bharat
Electronics is giving it a competitive price when compared to imports. Dr. Ajit may correct
me if I’m wrong. So this is about the SDR part about win profile radar. Yes, we have the
technology. We already delivered sharp and two more tenders are coming. One tender is
expected this year. One tender is already come. We have already participated in the bid and
it may be opened anytime, maybe in the next couple of months. And the next one, the RFP
for us may come in the next 2-3 months and we are very confident that we will be there,
one for Indian Air Force, One for ISTRAC

Somebody’s talking about 100 crores less or something kind
of order. This 100 plus crores of orders will come this year itself and other things like
ground stations and all that. One good news is we have a good collaboration with Safran
France, the one of the best companies in France, in aerospace, not only in France, in the
Europe itself and maybe in the world. So they are, we are collaborating with them for all
the ground station 360° coverage, full motion antennas for satellite data reception,

we have already tied up with one company in Med Tech
industry for Health Kiosk and we will be doing the contract manufacturing for them. And
also we can also sell directly also. It is a very good product. It’s called help pod. It’s like an
ATM for healthcare. There are many, many parameters automatically measured. Maybe
it’ll take 15 minutes maximum, Max that is otherwise all together, actual measurement time
is 5 minutes. So that health part like an ATM Kiosk and we have some requirements. It can
be proliferated both. In fact, there’s a potential in military also for that along with our home
care product which can be moved into ambulances, army vehicles, trucks and health centers
everywhere. It can be fixed along with the H pod. H pod and our health home care unit
together. It will be like a mini hospital during diagnostics and service. So both are very
good products and the home care product when it comes, it integrates multiple technology.
It will have x-ray, ultrasound scan, patient monitor, ventilator. It will have everything that
you can ask for to like in whatever is there for the best possible treatment in hospital. So that’s
our product and HPOD is the product from Satyendra Goyal who is from Chicago, USA.

They have developed it and they want us to partner. We have signed an MOU also and that
is another great opportunity. And in Imax when, when we when we start producing, after
the certificate get, start get going, the growth rates will not be 10-15%, but they could be
40-50% year on year or even more 100% or something like that. So once it starts with some
4-5 crores this year, afterwards it could be 30 crores, then it could be 60 to 75 and then
hundred. That’s the kind of potential that is there in that area in highlights