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Trades about 72% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
CMS Info Systems Limited is a company focused on providing extensive cash management solutions. It partners with financial institutions to offer outsourced services for the full lifecycle of asset installation, maintenance, and technological system administration, typically under long-term agreements. Its primary services for banks include end-to-end ATM cash replenishment, secure cash collection and delivery, comprehensive network cash management and validation, and armored cash-in-transit operations. Beyond cash management, the company delivers various managed services. These encompass the sale, deployment, and annual upkeep of banking automation products; complete brown label ATM deployment and management for banks; the provision of common control systems and software, including multi-vendor and specialized security and automation applications; and remote monitoring for ATMs. Additionally, CMS Info Systems handles the entire process of financial card issuance and administration for banks, along with card personalization services. The company was founded in 2008 and is headquartered in Mumbai, India.
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