1. All-India 3D Digital Twin rollout - Citywide digital twins are already live for Mumbai and Pune, with a ₹21.45 cr contract from Hubballi-Dharwad, a ₹15 cr Pune outer-areas order, and a ₹13 cr Guwahati project signed for execution through February 2030. Each new city adoption layers recurring platform and analytics revenue onto a fixed-cost mapping base, directly expanding the high-margin GIS Services segment that already contributes the bulk of segment profit.
2. Tata Motors ADAS map contract - Tata Motors awarded Genesys a 6-year contract in October 2025 to supply Native Navigation and HD maps for its Software-Defined Vehicle platform, with revenue earned as a per-car licensee fee. This converts the 1-lakh-km HD map asset into a recurring, unit-linked royalty stream from India's largest auto OEM, with no incremental mapping cost per vehicle sold.
3. GPR subsurface mapping at Adani airports - Genesys won a ₹17.38 cr order from Bureau Veritas in December 2025 for 3D GPR surveys across six Adani Group airports, delivering BIM-ready subsurface models. The contract opens a new subsurface vertical at a material single-order size relative to quarterly revenue of ₹75-104 cr, with government mandates now requiring utilities to survey underground infrastructure citywide.
4. WoNoBo AI navigation platform monetisation - The platform maps 8.3 million km of roads and 30 million POIs, and management flagged "good traction in terms of new product launches" as an expectation for coming quarters after launching an automotive navigation map platform in Q1FY25. A live, pan-India navigable base map creates a licensable data layer for ride-hailing, logistics, and auto OEMs beyond the Tata contract.
5. DIGIPIN national address layer integration - DIGIPIN is live on Genesys' national 2D maps and in 3D Digital Twin pilots, embedding a standardised digital address ID into the company's mapping stack under the Department of Posts' DHRUVA framework. Standardised addressing makes Genesys' maps the default geospatial backbone for e-commerce delivery, emergency services, and property taxation across government and enterprise.
6. Saudi Arabia NEOM and government contracts - Genesys has secured contracts from NEOM Ltd and the Saudi Geological Survey Authority, with exports contributing 22.77% of FY25 turnover and a wholly owned subsidiary established in the Kingdom. Hard-currency contracts from the world's largest greenfield development diversify revenue away from Indian government cycles and validate the exportability of the 3D mapping stack.
7. HERE Technologies in-car navigation partnership - HERE and Genesys announced a partnership in July 2025 to build a next-generation in-car navigation system combining HERE's live traffic and hazard alerts with Genesys' ADAS functions, with plans to explore a dedicated mobility innovation centre in India. Joint development with a global map-platform leader accelerates the path from map-data supplier to integrated software supplier for connected vehicles.
8. NMCG Ganga corridor LiDAR survey - A ₹2.8 cr aerial LiDAR and videography project for the National Mission for Clean Ganga, covering the Ballia-to-Farakka stretch, was secured in May 2026 with execution by August 2026. Though small in value, the assignment establishes Genesys as the survey partner for India's flagship river-rejuvenation programme, which spans multiple states and future phases.
9. Telescape fiber-planning platform with HFCL - Telescape launched in April 2025 as an end-to-end fiber planning and management platform on Genesys' 3D map stack, with HFCL as the anchor client for pan-India fiber operations and maintenance. The utility vertical turns the 3D city map asset into a SaaS-like planning tool for telecom infrastructure, adding a recurring software revenue layer distinct from project-based mapping.