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Aditya Infotech raises ₹1,500 crore to expand surveillance capacity

What's the deal? Aditya Infotech has raised ₹1,500 crore (about $157 million) through a qualified institutional placement to expand manufacturing capacity for its security and surveillance products. The post-IPO equity raise, announced in August 2026, ranks in the top half of comparable rounds by size.

Why now? The raise comes with factory utilisation running at 85-90%, a level that points to strong demand and the need for added capacity. Shares rebounded 4% over August 20-21 after the announcement, partly offsetting an 11% slide since August 12, when the company posted a weaker June quarter.

The numbers: Aditya Infotech posted FY26 revenue growth of 35.6% year on year to ₹4,220.8 crore. Ebitda rose 124% to ₹579 crore, and net profit jumped 165.7% to ₹492.7 crore. The stock is up 128% in 2026, lifting market capitalisation to ₹41,124 crore from ₹7,900 crore at last July's IPO.

What's the endgame? The company — which makes cameras, video recorders, biometric devices, access control products, and mobile surveillance solutions — is scaling up to serve rising domestic demand. It has reiterated FY27 Ebitda margin guidance of 14-15%.

What could go wrong? Imports still cover about 60% of inputs, and elevated component prices squeezed the June quarter, when net profit fell nearly 16% and Ebitda margin contracted 330 basis points sequentially. Aditya Infotech lifted product prices 15-20%, below the 25% it had flagged for FY27, and localisation efforts should only start showing in results over the next two to three quarters.

The signal: India's Standardisation Testing and Quality Certification norms, in force since April 2025, have reshaped the IP surveillance market. The share held by large global firms unable to comply fell to just over 16% in FY26 from 27% in the prior period, widening the field for domestic players. Analysts keep a "buy" call, forecasting 10-20% upside from the 21 August 2026 close of ₹3,476.30.

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Source: dealroom

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