CMS Info Systems plans to double the revenue share of its technology unit to over 20% by fiscal year 2030, focusing on expanding AI surveillance and payment solutions across retail, quick commerce, and electric vehicle charging sectors, according to livemint.com. The company has already established a strong presence in logistics and cash management and is now targeting growth through tech-driven services.
The company’s executive vice-chairman and chief executive, Rajiv Kaul, outlined the strategy to leverage technology and payments infrastructure as the next phase of growth. CMS Info Systems intends to build on its existing capabilities by integrating AI-based surveillance systems and enhancing payment solutions tailored for emerging sectors such as quick commerce and EV charging stations. This approach is expected to diversify revenue streams and strengthen its market position.
This move comes amid increasing demand for technology-enabled payment and security solutions in India’s expanding retail and electric vehicle markets. CMS Info Systems’ focus on AI and payments aligns with broader industry trends where digital infrastructure is becoming critical for operational efficiency and customer experience. The company’s strategy mirrors similar shifts seen in logistics and cash management sectors, where tech adoption has driven growth and competitive advantage.
CMS Info Systems’ plan to increase its tech unit’s revenue share to over 20% by FY30 marks a significant pivot towards technology-led expansion, as stated by Rajiv Kaul in the livemint.com report dated August 7, 2026.