Shyam Metalics announces $1.1 billion expansion plan through FY31, funded by internal cash flows
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The Hindu Bureau
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Shyam Metalics & Energy Ltd has announced a $1.1 billion expansion plan through FY31 to scale its capacity to approximately 27 MTPA. The company plans to fund the expansion primarily through internal cash flows rather than debt, leveraging its net cash position and strong cash generation. With cash accruals exceeding ₹2,000 crore, the company asserts it can self-fund the expansion while maintaining a net cash balance sheet, as highlighted in a JM Financial report.
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With cash accruals of over ₹2,000 crore, the company said it can fund the expansion on it's own.
JM Financial in a report said that the company remains committed to maintaining a net cash balance sheet, backed by strong operating cash flows and disciplined capital
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