CAMS Q1 FY'26 Results: AUM crosses ₹50 Tn, Revenue up 6.9% Y-o-Y
The announcement indicates steady growth and strategic developments, which are positive but not transformative.
The company reported growth in AUM, revenue, and customer base, along with strategic initiatives like new client acquisitions and product launches.
* CAMS's Assets Under Management (AUM) crossed ₹50 Lakh crore (₹50 Tn) in June 2025, retaining market leadership with approximately 68% market share. * Equity assets surpassed ₹25 Lakh crore (₹25 Tn) mark, reaching ₹26.7 Lakh crore (₹26.7 Tn) with sustained inflows. * New SIP registrations increased 19% Y-o-Y with 11.2 million registrations in Q1 FY'26. * CAMS's unique investor base crossed 41 million, growing 27% Y-o-Y. * Three newly acquired AMCs went live, including Jio BlackRock MF, which garnered ₹1,780 crore (₹17.8 Bn) in its maiden NFO. * CAMS went live with its first international client in Asset Management Space (Ceybank AMC – Srilanka). * CAMSPay's payment gateway infrastructure for cards became operational, assisting revenue to grow by 26% Y-o-Y. * CAMS Alternatives solidified its market leadership, securing 50 mandates. Overall, AuM of CAMS Serviced AIFs crossed ₹2.7 Lakh crore (₹2.7 Tn) in the quarter. * CAMSRep policy base grew 41% in the last year to 12 million policies. * CAMSKRA entered into a definitive agreement for acquiring the KRA business of NSE Data Analytics, adding 1.3 million KYC records. * Think 360 is building an AI-powered data and insights platform for a US health-tech platform. * Consolidated revenue grew by 6.9% Y-o-Y to ₹35,415.19 Lakh. * MF revenue grew by 7.2% Y-o-Y, while non-MF revenue grew by 4.4% Y-o-Y. * EBITDA grew by 2.8% Y-o-Y, with an EBITDA percentage of 43.7%. * Profit After Tax grew by 0.8% Y-o-Y, with a profit percentage of 29.7%. * The company has been inventorizing GHG emissions and is working towards setting a Net Zero target. * An interim dividend of ₹11 per share was declared.
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