CAMS Reports Highest Quarterly Revenue And Diversified Growth

07 May 2026 CW Team

Non-mutual fund businesses accounted for 15.3 per cent of enterprise revenue, supporting diversification. CAMSPay grew revenue 22.8 per cent year-on-year and added more than 20 clients, while CAMS Alternatives rose 25.4 per cent as assets under management crossed Rs 3.1 tn and the business won 44 new mandates including 14 marquee clients. The company said diversification reduces dependence on mutual fund cycles and enhances long-term visibility.

CAMS KRA grew revenue 28 per cent year-on-year and added two broking houses. CAMSRep was up 6 per cent year-on-year, supported by new clients and higher engagement, with Bima Central adding 1.26 mn users in FY26 and maintaining a 40 per cent IR market share. The company highlighted ConsenPro, a consent lifecycle management platform, which is engaging early with BFSI and enterprise clients on data protection compliance. It reaffirmed its commitment to innovation and client service.

Four single investor funds launched maiden funds in the quarter, taking the total serviced to six, with a pipeline of eight additional launches expected in the coming months. CAMS-serviced GIFT City retail fund assets stood at US $35.3 mn. The platform re-architecture is delivering efficiency gains, with AI-led form digitisation going live and a next-generation transaction origination platform and enterprise data warehouse slated for H1 FY27. Management said the focus remains on platform leadership, scaling diversified growth engines and sustaining profitable growth.

Computer Age Management Services Limited (CAMS) reported its strongest quarterly performance in Q4 FY26, with consolidated revenue of Rs 3,952.2 mn and year-on-year growth of 11.0 per cent. Profit before tax was Rs 1,670.7 mn and profit after tax was Rs 1,254.4 mn, up 11.9 per cent and 11.2 per cent respectively. The company noted EBITDA margins of 46.5 per cent, reflecting scale benefits and operating discipline. The results reflected productivity improvements and a recurring revenue mix that supported operating leverage. Non-mutual fund businesses accounted for 15.3 per cent of enterprise revenue, supporting diversification. CAMSPay grew revenue 22.8 per cent year-on-year and added more than 20 clients, while CAMS Alternatives rose 25.4 per cent as assets under management crossed Rs 3.1 tn and the business won 44 new mandates including 14 marquee clients. The company said diversification reduces dependence on mutual fund cycles and enhances long-term visibility. CAMS KRA grew revenue 28 per cent year-on-year and added two broking houses. CAMSRep was up 6 per cent year-on-year, supported by new clients and higher engagement, with Bima Central adding 1.26 mn users in FY26 and maintaining a 40 per cent IR market share. The company highlighted ConsenPro, a consent lifecycle management platform, which is engaging early with BFSI and enterprise clients on data protection compliance. It reaffirmed its commitment to innovation and client service. Four single investor funds launched maiden funds in the quarter, taking the total serviced to six, with a pipeline of eight additional launches expected in the coming months. CAMS-serviced GIFT City retail fund assets stood at US $35.3 mn. The platform re-architecture is delivering efficiency gains, with AI-led form digitisation going live and a next-generation transaction origination platform and enterprise data warehouse slated for H1 FY27. Management said the focus remains on platform leadership, scaling diversified growth engines and sustaining profitable growth.

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