Aditya Infotech Ltd is India’s dominant maker of video surveillance systems - the cameras and recorders that secure shops, offices, factories and homes - operating under the CP PLUS brand that now commands roughly 46% of the country’s organised market. The company has spent nearly two decades building manufacturing and distribution muscle, and when a government mandate in April 2025 required all network cameras sold in India to carry STQC certification, it was ready with a certified portfolio while many Chinese rivals were not - triggering a wave of market consolidation that AIL captured. Its recurring playbook, which it calls “CP PLUS 2.0,” is to pull more of the supply chain in-house - making its own housings, lenses and cables - while running a multi-brand, multi-channel sales engine that reaches every customer tier from rural shops to government projects. # Business segments A single engine - video surveillance hardware, software and cloud services - sold through one flagship brand and two emerging mass-market labels, all fed by a deepening manufacturing backbone that the company is pulling inside its own walls. ## 1. CP PLUS video surveillance: India’s security camera factory **CP PLUS is the largest surveillance brand in India by a wide margin, making roughly one in every two cameras sold, and it is systematically turning itself into a self-supplying manufacturer - making the camera, the housing, the lens and the cable under one roof.** - **Largest certified portfolio in the market** - the STQC mandate that took full effect in April 2025 created a regulatory filter that only about 30 certified brands cleared; CP PLUS had the industry’s widest certified range, so it absorbed demand from non-compliant Chinese brands that exited, pushing its market share from roughly 30% at IPO to roughly 46% by May 2026. - **A factory built for scale** - the Kadapa facility in Andhra Pradesh is India’s largest single-location surveillance plant at 3.5 lakh square feet, with installed capacity of 1.5 million units per month, and the company is targeting a doubling of capacity by FY2028 while adding a leased facility in Noida expected to be operational by Q4 FY2027. - **Multi-SoC, multi-supplier procurement** - because key inputs like system-on-chips, memory and sensors remain under severe global supply pressure, AIL sources from six non-Chinese SoC partners (including Ambarella, Qualcomm and Novatek) and three sensor players (SmartSens, Sony, SOI), reducing the risk that any single supplier shortage halts production. - **Distribution that reaches 500-plus cities** - the go-to-market network includes over 1,000 distributors, more than 2,000 system integrators, 48 branch offices, 13 service centres and 141 exclusive CP PLUS Brand Galaxy franchise stores, supported by an elite channel programme (MD CLUB) for the top 75 partners, so the product is sold and serviced deeper than any competitor’s. ## 2. Multi-brand portfolio: filling the vacuum left by non-certified brands **EYRA and NEXIVUE are new labels designed to capture the mass-market, rural and unorganised segments that were previously served by Chinese brands that could not meet the STQC standard - same factory, different price points.** - **NEXIVUE for rural and small-town buyers** - already commercially launched by March 2026, it offers IPC, NVR, WiFi, 4G and POE cameras positioned for rural and mass-market segments, so the company can compete on price in areas where the CP PLUS brand may be over-specified. - **alhua TECHNOLOGY for the HD range** - a third label carrying an HD product line, rounding out a multi-brand shelf that lets the company place different price tags on products that share the same manufacturing backbone. # AI and technology partnerships **The company is embedding artificial intelligence and indigenous chip technology into its cameras through co-development deals with Qualcomm and L&T Semiconductor - turning cameras from recording devices into thinking devices.** - **Qualcomm brings edge AI** - a collaboration announced in December 2025 uses Qualcomm Dragonwing processors and the Qualcomm Insight Platform to deliver AI-enabled video security through edge boxes, with an LLM-based Gen AI Assistant that can run on the cloud or entirely on-site, making video footage searchable and analysable without sending data off-premises. - **L&T Semiconductor supplies an Indian-designed brain** - under a three-year agreement signed in October 2025, CP PLUS will manufacture nine million IP cameras powered by LTSCT’s indigenously designed Vision System-on-Chip, which supports up to eight megapixels, giving AIL a domestically sourced advanced chip and a hedge against global SoC supply constraints. - **In-house R&D with a Taiwan outpost** - the company runs DSIR-certified labs in Noida and Ahmedabad (with a third opening in Bangalore) and incorporated a wholly owned R&D subsidiary in Taiwan in February 2026, staffed with global talent holding over 20 years of expertise, so that hardware design, firmware, AI analytics and image tuning are developed internally rather than licensed. # Group structure and partners **Aditya Infotech Ltd sits at the centre of a group that includes three wholly owned manufacturing and R&D subsidiaries and one cable-making joint venture, with strategic technology partnerships that supply the silicon inside its cameras.** - **Wholly owned manufacturing arm** - AIL Dixon Technologies Private Limited, originally a 50:50 joint venture with Dixon Technologies, became a wholly owned subsidiary in September 2024 when AIL acquired the remaining stake through a share swap; Dixon now holds a 6.6% stake in AIL and the right to nominate one director. - **Taiwan R&D subsidiary** - Aditya Infotech Taiwan Co. Ltd. was incorporated in February 2026, later augmented by an investment of up to USD 400,000, and focuses on security and surveillance equipment R&D. - **Cable joint venture** - Corelink Cable Technology Private Limited, a 50:50 JV with Orient Cables incorporated in June 2026, will manufacture LAN cables, CCTV cables and connectors from a Rajasthan facility expected to begin commercial operations in Q2-Q3 FY27, supplying AIL for captive consumption. - **Technology partners embedded in the product** - L&T Semiconductor Technologies supplies indigenously designed Vision SoCs under a three-year manufacturing agreement, and Qualcomm Technologies co-develops AI-enabled video security solutions using its Dragonwing platform.