India's Dilip Buildcon Says Revenue May Double in 4-5 Years

The video discusses the impact of the Indian government's infrastructure budget on a company, highlighting expected growth in the order book and revenue. The company is diversifying beyond roads into sectors like railways and airports. It follows a strategy of building and selling road assets to manage equity and focus on EPC projects. The company aligns with government goals to double GDP through infrastructure, being one of the few Pan India companies across multiple sectors. Despite a slight increase in debt due to COVID-19, the company plans to reduce debt through asset sales and strong internal accruals.

What is the expected growth in revenue for the company due to the National Infrastructure Pipeline?

• 25-30%

• 20-25%

• 10-15%

• 15-20%

How has the company's focus on the road sector changed over the years?

• It has increased to 90%

• It has remained the same

• It has decreased to 45%

• It has been eliminated

Which sectors has the company expanded into besides roads?

• Railways and irrigation

• Healthcare and education

• Technology and finance

• Retail and manufacturing

What is the company's strategy regarding its road assets?

• To merge them with other companies

• To convert them into residential areas

• To sell them to global investors

• To hold them indefinitely

What is the company's primary focus in terms of project type?

• Retail projects

• Real estate projects

• EPC projects

• PPP projects

How does the company plan to reduce its debt levels?

• Through asset sales

• By reducing operational costs

• By acquiring new loans

• By increasing its workforce

What was the company's debt level at the end of the last financial year?

• 2400 crores INR

• 2900 crores INR

• 3400 crores INR

• 3900 crores INR