1. Group revenue target - Management’s DCF model, filed with the preferential-issue valuation, projects revenue from operations growing from ₹241 cr in FY26 to ₹346 cr in the terminal year, with PAT swinging from a loss to ₹46 cr. The model signals a management conviction that the current ₹91.5 cr revenue base more than doubles as new projects come online.
2. ₹125 cr infrastructure order book - The company holds a present order book of nearly ₹125 cr spanning seven active projects, including a combined water supply scheme under the Jal Jeevan Mission and an integrated bus terminal at Trichy. Executing this book against a TTM revenue run-rate of ₹91.5 cr provides near-term revenue visibility and absorbs fixed costs while larger land-led projects mature.
3. ₹86 cr Trichy bus-terminal order - An order worth approximately ₹86.26 cr was won in December 2024 for additional and balance works at the Integrated Bus Terminal and Multi-Utility Facility Centre at Panjappur, Trichy, awarded by CMK Projects Private Limited. This single award nearly equals the company’s entire FY25 revenue, offering a sharp near-term earnings step-up as execution progresses.
4. ₹440 cr preferential issue to fund land development - The board approved a preferential issue totalling up to ₹440 cr, of which ₹245 cr was subscribed (₹20 cr equity, ₹225 cr warrants) and a further ₹99.4 cr equity and ₹50 cr warrants were allotted to FPIs in January 2026. The bulk of proceeds is earmarked for real estate, warehousing, logistics and industrial park projects, directly capitalising the 300-400 acre Sunguvarchatiram land bank that forms the company’s largest value-unlocking opportunity.
5. IT park JV with Prestige Group on 6.53 acres at Porur - The company transferred 6.53 acres on Mount Poonamallee Road, Porur, Chennai, to subsidiary WSI Falcon Infra Projects, in which Prestige Exora Business Parks took a 49% stake effective December 2024. Partnering with an established commercial developer converts idle land into a long-term lease-income asset in a prime Chennai IT corridor.
6. 300-acre Sunguvarchatiram land bank near proposed new airport - The company has acquired 300 acres at Sunguvarchatiram, located near the proposed new airport at Parandur. Land appreciation and development potential are tied directly to airport-linked infrastructure demand, and the site is already being advanced as a logistics park and integrated township on up to 400 acres.
7. ₹100 cr subsidiary advance for integrated township - The board approved an interest-free advance of up to ₹100 cr to wholly owned subsidiary WSI-P&C Verticals for land acquisition and development of an integrated township with logistics and industrial infrastructure, with ₹20.25 cr already deployed. This ring-fenced funding vehicle accelerates ground-level development of the Sunguvarchatiram land parcel ahead of broader fund-raising deployment.