Conference Call with Computer Age Management Services Management and Analysts on Q4FY26 & Full Year Performance and Outlook. Listen to the full earnings transcript.
Data Processing Services company Computer Age Management Services announced Q4FY26 & FY26 results Q4FY26 Financial Highlights: Revenue: Rs 395.22 crore against Rs 356.17 crore during Q4FY25, change 11.0%. PBT: Rs 167.07 crore against Rs 149.26 crore during Q4FY25, change 11.9%. PAT: Rs 125.44 crore against Rs 112.80 crore during Q4FY25, change 11.2%. PAT Margin: 31.0% for Q4FY26. EPS: Rs 5.10 for Q4FY26 FY26 Financial Highlights: Revenue: Rs 1516.25 crore during FY26, change 6.6% YoY. PBT: Rs 632.53 crore during FY26, change 1.3% YoY. PAT: Rs 476.01 crore during FY26, change 1.2% YoY. PAT Margin: 31.0% for FY26. EPS: Rs 19.23 for FY26. Business Highlights: CAMS AuM was at Rs 55.1 lakh crore. In Q4FY26, retaining market leadership with ~68% market share and delivering 21% YoY growth, in line with the industry. Overall Active assets grew ahead of the industry. Equity assets surged to an all-time high of Rs 30.5 lakh crore. improving share to a record 67.0%, up 90 bps YoY, growing faster than the industry. Equity net sales stood at Rs 1,01,294 crore, driving share in this segment to 76.3% from 71% the previous quarter. New SIP registrations reached 1.26 crore. in Q4FY26, reflecting a strong 46% YoY growth, outpacing the industry growth of 37%. Annual SIP registrations in FY26 hit 4.7 crore, up 17% over FY25 - nearly double the industry growth of 9%. SIP collections crossed the Rs 20,000 crore. milestone in March, increasing 24% YoY to reach Rs 58,889 crore. for Q4FY26. Live SIPs expanded 17% YoY compared with 4% for the industry, resulting in share increasing to 64.1% from 57.0% in the previous year. CAMS unique investor base crossed 4.76 crore. During the quarter, registering a 18% YoY growth and outpacing industry growth of 13%. CAMS added Oaklane Capital LLP and Neo Investments Value Advisors Pvt. Ltd. as MF RTA clients, reinforcing its strategy of building a high-quality, institution-led MF RTA franchise. The total number of MF RTA clients now stands at 31. Transaction volumes for FY26 reached 107 crore, registering a strong 20% YoY growth. During the quarter, 4 SIFs launched their maiden funds, taking the total number of SIFs serviced to 6. A strong pipeline remains in place, with 8 additional SIF launches expected over the coming months. Retail fund launches in GIFT City gained momentum. CAMS-serviced GIFT City Retail Fund AuM now stands at USD 35.3 million. Anuj Kumar, Managing Director, said: “Q4FY26 was a defining quarter for CAMS, as we delivered our highest-ever quarterly revenue, with double-digit YoY growth and best-in-class EBITDA margins of 46.5%. This performance reflects strong operating discipline, sustained scale benefits in our core mutual fund franchise and continued improvement in productivity across the organisation. This performance was anchored not only by the resilience and scale benefits of our core mutual fund franchise, but also by strong momentum in our expanding non-MF businesses which grew over 24% YoY, underscoring the success of our diversification strategy. Businesses across payments, alternatives, KRA and insurance repository continue to gain traction, contributing meaningfully to revenue momentum and long-term growth visibility. Within mutual funds, we continue to deepen and strengthen our partnerships with asset managers. During the quarter, Neo and Oaklane chose CAMS as their RTA partner, taking our total MF RTA relationships to 31. We also continued to gain market share and outperform the industry across key metrics, including assets under management, equity net sales, SIP registrations and growth in the investor base. The SIF ecosystem is scaling well, with 6 SIFs going live so far and another 8 additional launches expected in the coming months, reflecting growing adoption of SIF. Alongside growth, our multi-year platform re-architecture programme is progressing well. Sustained innovation in technology, coupled with revenue growth (while maintaining a flat headcount) highlight the operating efficiency and long-term leverage that our next-generation platform is designed to deliver. As we move ahead, our focus remains on strengthening platform leadership, scaling diversified growth engines and sustaining profitable growth, while reinforcing CAMS’s role as India’s most trusted financial market infrastructure partner.” Result PDF