
CAMS Q1 FY’26 CONSOLIDATED REVENUE UP BY 7% Y-o-Y, RECOMMENDS INTERIM DIVIDEND OF Rs. 11 PER SHARE
Computer Age Management Services Limited (CAMS), India’s largest registrar and transfer agent of mutual funds, has announced its financial results for the quarter ended 30 June 2025. The company's consolidated revenue has increased by 7% Y-o-Y, and it has recommended an interim dividend of Rs. 11 per share. CAMS AuM crossed a new milestone of Rs.50 Tn in June 2025, retaining a market share of ~68% by AuM. Equity assets surpassed the Rs.25 Tn mark and were at Rs.26.7 Tn with sustained inflows despite the volatility in the market. CAMS AuM grew 22% Y-o-Y in line with industry, and new SIP registrations increased 19% Y-o-Y with 11.2 Mn registrations in Q1 FY’26. Live SIPs grew 15% Y-o-Y in Q1FY’26, and CAMS Unique investor base crossed the 41 Mn mark in the quarter, growing 27% Y-o-Y. Three out of seven newly acquired AMCs went live including Jio BlackRock MF which launched its maiden NFO and garnered Rs.17.8 Bn. CAMS went live with its first international client in Asset management Space (Ceybank AMC — Srilanka). CAMSPay’s proprietary payment gateway infrastructure for cards became operational, with Mastercard, RuPay and Visa, assisted revenue to grow by 26% Y-o-Y. CAMS Alternatives solidified its market leadership in Q1 FY’26 securing 50 mandates including 24 new logos to its growing roster. CAMSKRA entered into definitive agreement for acquiring the KRA business of NSE Data Analytics, adding 1.3 Mn KYC records to its repository. CAMSKRA continues to onboard strategic clients. Think360 is building an industry first Al powered data and insights platform for a US health-tech platform.
Key Highlights
- CAMS Q1 FY’26 CONSOLIDATED REVENUE UP BY 7% Y-o-Y
- CAMS AuM crossed a new milestone of Rs.50 Tn in June 2025
- CAMS equity assets surpassed the Rs.25 Tn mark with sustained inflows
- CAMS went live with its first international client in Asset management Space (Ceybank AMC — Srilanka)
- CAMSPay’s proprietary payment gateway infrastructure became operational