Ceinsys Tech Limited marked the commencement of trading of its equity shares on the National Stock Exchange of India with a ceremonial bell ringing event. The company, which has been listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange since 2014, said the new listing would broaden investor access, enhance liquidity and improve market visibility. The chairman reflected on the company’s evolution and reaffirmed a long term growth vision focused on disciplined expansion, governance and shareholder value. Revenue has grown materially over the last decade, rising from Rs 1,080 mn in financial year 2014–15 to Rs 4,180 mn in financial year 2024–25. The company reported revenue of Rs 4,900 mn in the first nine months of financial year 2025–26, a level that has already surpassed the full year 2024–25 figure. Management described the trajectory as evidence of sustained demand for its engineering and geospatial solutions. EBITDA expanded from Rs 200 mn in financial year 2014–15 to Rs 980 mn in financial year 2024–25 and crossed Rs 1,280 mn in the first nine months of financial year 2025–26. Profit after tax moved from Rs 70 mn in financial year 2014–15 to over Rs 960 mn in the first nine months of the current year. The board noted that the company has declared aggregate dividends of approximately 215 per cent since financial year 2014–15. Ceinsys Tech operates across water, energy, transportation, land and asset management and utilities, combining engineering depth with geospatial intelligence and artificial intelligence enabled platforms. Key initiatives include deployment of IoT enabled centralised monitoring for rural water supply schemes in Maharashtra, development of a Digital Project Management System to monitor more than 900 water infrastructure schemes in real time and preparation of detailed project reports using aerial LiDAR for inter basin river linking aimed at providing additional irrigation of 0.4 mn hectares in Vidarbha. The company said it will continue to invest in scalable digital infrastructure solutions to support India’s infrastructure expansion while strengthening governance and institutional participation.