CMS Info Systems Ltd

- As of the current quarter, CMS Info Systems has around INR 1,400 crores worth of projects under execution, which includes work-in-progress (WIP) and capital work-in-progress (CWIP) related to these projects. - In the latest quarter, the company won new orders worth INR 500 crores. - The total pending order book to be executed stands at approximately INR 1,400 crores. - These orders consist of fixed-price contracts including UPI-related projects and branch UPI solutions. - The company is actively executing and winning large orders, translating into upcoming revenues. - No updates on acquisition size or emissions are available at present; any such developments will be communicated in due course.

- As per the provided pages of the CMS Info Systems Limited November 06, 2025 document, there is no explicit mention of any current or upcoming fundraising through either debt or equity. - The company states that capital allocation is carefully evaluated, with investments made only when projects meet return thresholds such as IRR of 18-20% or ROCE above 20%. - No specific plans or announcements on raising new equity or debt have been shared in the discussed excerpts. - Any updates related to acquisitions or other financial activities will be communicated when there is something concrete ("Work being done. We will obviously update only when we have something, but right now, nothing"). - Overall, the focus seems to be on organic growth, investing in technology, and managing existing projects rather than immediate fundraising.

- Capex spend in H1 FY '26 was INR175 crores, with a full-year estimate of around INR300 crores. - Recent acquisition of company Securens relates to the technology business. - Significant investment is ongoing in the technology segment, particularly for the HAWKAI platform (remote monitoring & AI). - Capex is spread across three segments (ATM cash management, retail solutions, technology), with no singular priority but focused on projects meeting return thresholds. - Technology business capex aims to support growth, targeting INR250 crores revenue from INR100 crores currently. - Investments include expanding the GIG model for new retail markets, leveraging machine learning for operational efficiency. - Management evaluates capital allocation on project merits, avoiding ventures without sustainable 3-5 year returns. - Technology business expected to contribute ~10% of revenue by FY '26-27. - Capex partly deferred/curtailed in previous year but ramped up as projects go live.

- ATM management solutions business expected to grow at 8%-10% over the next 5 years, driven by outsourcing from PSU banks and improved pricing despite possible reduced volume growth. - Services revenue projected to grow by 9% in H2 FY '26, reaching INR1,225 crores, leading to overall 8% growth in FY '26 services revenue. - FY '27 services revenue target set at INR2,700-2,800 crores, representing 15%-19% growth. - SBI cash outsourcing contract: incremental INR500 crores revenue opportunity over 10 years. - ATM network expected to reach 74,000-75,000 ATMs by March FY '26. - Retail business showing recovery with a 20% volume increase in October post-soft Q2. - HAWKAI platform scale-up on track to cover 50,000+ sites by year-end with 50% CAGR growth opportunity. - Technology business targeted to increase its revenue share to around 10% by FY '26/'27, with expectations to cross 10% and possibly approach 15% in coming years. - New contracts and network optimization to drive margin improvements in H2 FY '26 and beyond.

- FY '26 services revenue growth expected at 8%, with H2 services revenue growing from INR1,125 crores to INR1,225 crores. - FY '27 services revenue target of INR2,700-2,800 crores, implying 15%-19% growth. - ATM management solutions business expected to resume growth in H2 FY '26 and deliver double-digit growth in FY '27. - New PSU bank contract (SBI RSP) provides incremental INR500 crores revenue opportunity over 10 years, supporting growth. - ICICI Bank to become second-largest customer; planned ATM network expansion through currency recyclers. - Industry consolidation and pricing discipline improvements expected to support margin recovery and revenue stability. - Cost optimization and productivity improvements to drive EBIT margin recovery to FY '25 levels by end of FY '26. - Tech business targeted to grow rapidly, moving towards INR250 crores revenue in next 2 years with high 50% CAGR potential. - Overall, the company aims for stable profit growth aligned with revenue increase and margin improvements in FY '27.