CAMS reported its highest-ever quarterly revenue in Q3 FY26 at ₹333.37 Cr, with Enterprise OPEBITDA hitting ₹179.36 Cr, maintaining resilient 46% EBITDA margins. Over five years (FY21-FY26 est.), overall revenue grew at a 17% CAGR to ₹1,515-1,525 Cr, while EBITDA and PAT also showed robust 18% CAGRs, reaching ₹685-695 Cr and ₹476-482 Cr respectively.
The company services ~68% of India's MF AUM, totaling ₹550,000 Cr, and has onboarded 6 new AMCs in CY25. Its market share in overall AuM stands at 67.5% (₹547,000 Cr), with Equity AuM share at 66.4% (₹303,000 Cr) as of Dec’25. Live investor folios grew 18.5% YoY to 107.8 Million. Sales from 4 successful Systematic Investment Funds (SIF) launches exceeded ₹3,500 Cr, with a potential AUM opportunity of ₹500,000 Cr over 3-5 years.
Non-MF businesses are a key growth driver, targeting ₹400 Cr revenue by FY’29, aiming for 20%+ CAGR. CAMSPay revenue grew 41% (9M YoY), and CAMS Alternatives AUM reached ₹300,000 Cr. CAMS is innovating with AI-powered KYC and expanding its offerings like Bima Central (10 Million eIA policies, 40%+ market share) and new assisted digital investment devices. Management expresses confidence in leveraging technology and market expansion to sustain leadership and growth across segments.
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