CAMS invests ₹4 Crore in wholly-owned subsidiary CAMS FIS for regulatory net worth compliance
The investment amount of ₹4 Crore is relatively small for a company of CAMS's size, and it is primarily for regulatory compliance within an existing wholly-owned subsidiary, thus having a limited direct impact on the overall financial position or strategic direction of the parent company.
The investment is a compliance-driven capital infusion to ensure CAMS FIS meets regulatory net worth requirements, which is a necessary step for its continued operation, rather than indicating significant new growth initiatives or extraordinary positive financial performance.
* Computer Age Management Services Limited (CAMS) has made a further investment of ₹4 Crore in its wholly-owned subsidiary, CAMS Financial Information Services Private Limited (CAMS FIS), on 25 September 2025. * This investment falls within the pre-approved limits of ₹8 Crore by the Board at its meeting held on 28 December 2024. * CAMS FIS operates in the NBFCs – Account Aggregator industry. * The primary objective of this capital infusion is to maintain the minimum net worth of ₹2.00 Crore required as per Account Aggregator regulations. * CAMS will continue to hold 100% of the shareholding in CAMS FIS. * CAMS FIS provides a platform service facilitating the sharing of consenting customers' financial asset data between Financial Information Providers (FIP) and Financial Information Users (FIU). * The turnover of CAMS FIS for the last three financial years was: * FY 2024-25: ₹148.14 lakhs * FY 2023-24: ₹68.01 lakhs * FY 2022-23: ₹2.66 lakhs
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