CMS Info Systems intends to purchase approximately 4.94 million shares for ₹340 each, equating to a total of ₹167.9 crore. This represents 3% of the company's equity and will take place between May 29 and June 4, 2026.

Today marks the ex-date for the Rs 420 crore share buyback initiatives by Welspun Living and CMS Info Systems. This means that investors who purchase shares after today will no longer be eligible to receive the dividends associated with this buyback program.

CMS Info Systems aims for a growth of INR 2,000 crore by FY27, driven by AI implementation and major bank contracts such as SBI, HDFC, and ICICI. In response to margin issues in FY26, the company is now focusing on fixed fee contracts, technology solutions, and diversifying its ATM management services.

CMS Info Systems has decided to purchase up to 49.4 lakh shares at a price of INR 340 each, equating to approximately INR 167.9 crore, under their announced buyback program. The tender process for the buyback will be in line with SEBI regulations and a public announcement has been made in leading newspapers.

CMS Info Systems announces a share buyback of INR 167 crores at INR 340 per share, representing a 15% premium over the closing price. This decision comes after Q4 profits surged by 38% to INR 79.1 crore, leading to the declaration of a dividend of INR 2.50 per share. The stock appreciated by 2.3% following this announcement.

CMS Info Systems has announced a share buyback at ₹340 per share, signaling their intention to distribute funds back to shareholders and potentially boost the company's share price.

CMS Info Systems surpasses a quarterly revenue of ₹600 crore, indicating a 5.5% growth from the previous quarter. The company's EBITDA margin has also improved significantly by 280 basis points to 25.6%. Notably, the board has approved a buyback worth ₹168 crore at ₹340 per share.

CMS Info Systems experienced a decline in their EBITDA margin to 24.1% in FY26, despite a 6% revenue growth to INR 2,312 Cr. The company attributes this to AI-led route optimization that reduced routes by 10%. For FY27, they forecast revenues between INR 2,800 - 2,900 Cr and aim for a 25% EBITDA margin.

CMS Info Systems proposes a final dividend of INR 2.5 per share, pending shareholder approval at the upcoming Annual General Meeting.

CMS Info Systems is set to review its financial performance during a board meeting on May 14, 2026, with potential decisions regarding dividends, share buybacks, and updates on the trading window closing.

CMS Info wins a deal to provide HDFC Bank with ATM services, while NBCC secures a ₹252.8 crore contract for managing schools in Odisha. TVS Motor enters the Sri Lankan market by launching their Ronin model, and JSW Steel has been named the preferred bidder for Goa's mineral block.

CMS Info Systems has sealed a significant 5-year, ₹400 crore agreement with HDFC Bank for managing 6,000 ATMs using advanced AI technology like HAWKAI, currency forecasting, and logistics solutions.

ICRA has confirmed the strong long-term (AA) and short-term (A1) ratings for CMS Info Systems, indicating a stable outlook. The decision comes after increasing the credit limits for their bank facilities.