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TVS Electronics is an Indian multinational electronics company, headquartered in Chennai. TVS Electronics designs, manufactures and distributes IT products, dot matrix printers, point of sale terminals, Thermal and label printers, keyboards, mobiles, mouse, uninterruptible power supplies, and set top boxes. TVS Electronics also provides design, manufacturing and service support on a contractual basis for telephone and IT Companies.

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TVS Electronics Limited is an Indian multinational specializing in the , manufacture, assembly, marketing, sale, and servicing of transaction IT products, including point-of-sale (POS) devices, printers, keyboards, scanners, and related peripherals. Founded in 1986 by Gopal Srinivasan and headquartered in , , the company operates primarily in the industry within the sector, serving key markets such as banking, , and (), retail, , and . As of 2024, it employs approximately 948 full-time staff and is a publicly listed entity on the under the ticker TVSELECT.NS. Originally incorporated as TVS eTechnology Limited in 1995, the company underwent a name change to TVS Electronics Limited in December 2003 to better reflect its focus on electronics manufacturing and services. It is a subsidiary of the diversified , a prominent Indian conglomerate with roots in automotive and sectors, which has supported its expansion into electronics since the late . Over nearly four decades, TVS Electronics has evolved from a provider of IT peripherals like printers and mechanical keyboards to a comprehensive solutions provider, incorporating (EMS) for global clients and emphasizing sustainable practices in production and end-of-life management. The company maintains a strong emphasis on after-sales support, infrastructure management, and customer-centric innovations to address evolving demands in digital transactions and .

History

Founding and early development

TVS Electronics was established in 1986 as a division of the , founded by Gopal Srinivasan to venture into the electronics sector and capitalize on the emerging demand for computer peripherals in . In 1987, the company also launched its first offline UPS models, and Elgar. The company quickly focused on manufacturing IT hardware, launching its initial products—dot matrix printers and 84-key keyboards—in 1986 and 1987, which were targeted at the domestic market to support the growing adoption of personal computers and business automation. These early offerings positioned TVS Electronics as a pioneer in affordable, reliable peripherals, with the inauguration of its Tumakuru factory in 1987 enabling scaled production to meet local needs. In 1995, the division was formalized as a separate entity through incorporation as TVS eTechnology Limited on September 15, marking a key step toward independent operations while leveraging the TVS Group's resources. This period also saw the beginnings of diversification beyond pure manufacturing, with the company expanding into services for IT hardware, including maintenance and repair solutions that addressed the nascent of devices in . These services laid the groundwork for expertise in transaction , as the firm began contract manufacturing for (UPS) systems in the same year, enhancing its role in supporting reliable . By the late 1990s, TVS Electronics had solidified its domestic presence and initiated its first exports, beginning with contract manufacturing for UPS systems with IMV Victron Energy in 1995, with the first exports executed in 1997, which signaled the company's potential for international growth. In 1998, it established a facility in . This expansion beyond built on the foundation of its early peripherals and services, establishing TVS Electronics as a versatile player in the global electronics up to the close of the decade.

Expansion and diversification

In the early 2000s, TVS Electronics pursued aggressive expansion through strategic to broaden its operational scope. In 2002, the company acquired ICL Foundries , Sundram Telematics , and Auctionindia.com as subsidiaries, followed by the merger of these entities along with Harita Technical Services into the company, effective November 1, 2002. This consolidation, including the amalgamation with the erstwhile TVS Electronics on December 9, 2002, strengthened its position in electronics manufacturing and services, making it a of TVS Investments . Reflecting its evolving focus, the company underwent a name change from TVS eTechnology Limited to TVS Electronics Limited, announced on September 10, 2003, and effective in December 2003. This rebranding aligned with its shift toward core and peripherals, while also establishing an International Marketing Division to drive exports. Product diversification marked a key phase of growth, with the launch of TVS Sprint, a retail automation solution in 2001, and TVS Proton, touted as the world's quickest bill printer, introduced in 2002. These innovations targeted retail and billing sectors, enhancing the company's portfolio beyond traditional printers. By 2004-2005, TVS Electronics ventured into the direct-to-home access market, launching indigenously manufactured set-top boxes to capitalize on emerging trends. Further diversification extended to non-core areas, including property development. In 2005-2006, the company acquired 100% equity in Sravanaa Properties Limited, a firm engaged in , which became a wholly owned ; this included transferring the property for Rs 45 to support infrastructure needs. To bolster capabilities, TVS Electronics established a new plant at Selaqui, near in , during 2007-2008, while ceasing operations at older facilities in and . This move optimized production for point-of-sale (POS) and keyboard products, contributing to expanded capacity. In November 2010, the company formed a with Citizen Systems to launch next-generation POS printers, integrating advanced technology for retail applications. Amid these developments, TVS Electronics restructured its operations in the mid-2000s into two primary verticals: the Products & Solutions Group (PSG), focusing on hardware and integrated solutions, and the , handling after-sales and contract services. This bifurcation, formalized around 2006-2007 with the promotion of TVS-E Servicetec Limited for CSS, enabled targeted growth in both and service-oriented segments.

Recent milestones

In 2010, TVS Electronics became the first Indian IT company to incorporate the newly introduced symbol into its products, launching the TVS Gold Bharat keyboard featuring a dedicated key for the symbol. During the , the company launched Auction India, recognized as India's first B2B platform for procuring and disposing of IT assets, , and industrial scrap, enhancing e-waste management services through a network of over 1,200 verified buyers. By 2020, TVS Electronics had expanded its service network to cover more than 427 districts across , strengthening its support for IT hardware maintenance and technical services. As of 2025, the network covers approximately 650 districts (90% of ), with plans to expand to 670 districts in 2025-26. In 2017-2018, the company completed the amalgamation of its wholly owned subsidiary, Prime Property Holdings Limited, with TVS Electronics Limited, as sanctioned by the , streamlining its corporate structure. A significant promoter shift occurred in 2022 when TVS Investments Private Limited amalgamated with Geeyes Family Holdings Private Limited, making the latter the primary promoter of TVS Electronics with effect from February 4. In the same year, the company acquired GTID Solutions and Swiftomatics Limited. In 2023, TVS Electronics expanded into green energy and established an Industry 4.0 facility in Tumakuru. The company implemented ISO 45001:2015 certification in 2024. In fiscal year 2025, TVS Electronics introduced new products including touch display monitors under its POS lineup, 2D barcode scanners for enhanced scanning capabilities, and self-checkout kiosks like the TK 22A and TK 24 models to support retail automation. The company achieved 20% in POS systems, established a new EMS facility in Tumakuru, and manages a green energy portfolio exceeding 1,000 MW. Additionally, the scheme of amalgamation with TVS Investments Pvt Ltd was approved by the in early 2025. The adoption of AI and machine learning platforms for transaction automation in its services portfolio contributed to a notable stock surge in 2025, with shares rising 44% in one week to a record high of ₹678, driven by investor confidence in digital transformation initiatives. TVS Electronics has received the Great Place to Work® Certification for four consecutive years, reflecting ongoing recognition for fostering trust, pride, and a supportive work environment among employees.

Business operations

Products

TVS Electronics specializes in transaction automation and IT peripherals, offering a range of hardware solutions designed for retail, , and industrial applications. The company's core hardware portfolio includes printers, such as the MSP 250 series for high-volume , printers for receipt and billing needs, and label printers optimized for and labeling. These printers support durable, low-maintenance operations suitable for point-of-sale environments. Additionally, TVS Electronics provides keyboards in mechanical and variants, including combos like the Champ series, alongside scanners encompassing 1D wired models (e.g., BS L100 Plus) and advanced 2D wireless scanners (e.g., BS-I201 S) capable of reading QR codes and damaged barcodes. Cash registers and touch POS systems, such as the TP 415CA Android model, form essential components for streamlined checkout processes. In the point-of-sale (POS) domain, TVS Electronics delivers smart POS terminals like the i9100 with integrated payment capabilities, self-checkout kiosks for autonomous retail transactions, and note-counting machines such as the CC 453 Star+ equipped with counterfeit detection features using UV and magnetic sensors. These devices enhance operational efficiency in high-traffic settings by supporting quick scanning, secure s, and real-time data processing. Complementing the hardware, the company offers other IT products including wireless mouse devices like the BM316 model, and touch display monitors launched in FY 2025 to facilitate interactive user interfaces. Software integration is a key aspect of TVS Electronics' POS offerings, with embedded solutions like RoyalPOS pre-installed on touch systems for billing, inventory management, and payment processing. These integrations enable seamless connectivity with cloud-based platforms, allowing multi-location and customizable workflows without additional hardware. Emphasizing indigenous development, TVS Electronics focuses on "Made in " products tailored for local markets, incorporating robust designs for diverse environmental conditions. The company maintains a with Citizen Systems for advanced printer technology, enhancing the reliability of its thermal and POS printers since their 2010 collaboration. In FY , TVS Electronics expanded its portfolio with launches including high-speed 4-inch label printers for industrial labeling at speeds up to 150 mm/s and mobile label printers designed for on-the-go and use, both part of its enterprise AIDC () solutions. These additions support scalable automation, with rugged scanners and mobile computers integrated for comprehensive data capture in demanding sectors.

Services

TVS Electronics offers a range of service-oriented verticals, including , , and digital solutions, designed to provide end-to-end support for IT hardware, , and . These services integrate with the company's product to ensure seamless operations for clients in sectors such as banking, and (BFSI), retail, , and . The Services (CSS) division focuses on IT hardware and field support, encompassing , break-fix repairs, installation, product demonstrations, and protection plans for IT, , solar, and equipment. This includes remote technical assistance, call center operations, and onsite support delivered through an extensive network covering over 90% of Indian districts, 19,500+ postal codes, 340 walk-in centers, and more than 540 authorized service partners, serving over 200,000 customers monthly. By 2024-25, CSS reached ₹123 , reflecting a 26% year-over-year growth, supported by AI-enabled compliance tools like geofencing and for field engineers. After-sales services under CSS extend to repair and refurbishment for components such as PCBs and display panels, including for point-of-sale (POS) systems and bilingual keyboards, with expansion efforts having reached 427 districts by 2020 and further scaling to 650 districts in 2024-25. Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) provides comprehensive solutions for global original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), including product design, prototype development, sourcing, assembly (PCBA), testing, box builds, , and semi-knocked-down/completely knocked-down (SKD/CKD) processes, particularly tailored for telephone and IT hardware applications such as POS devices, printers, and keyboards. Operating from a state-of-the-art facility in Tumakuru equipped with a 400-KW system and a new (SMT) line, EMS emphasizes and after-sales support to meet diverse client needs in electronics assembly and testing. This vertical supports the company's broader ecosystem by enabling scalable production for IT and telecom sectors. Digital services at TVS Electronics include infrastructure management, green energy solutions, and e-waste handling, powered by AI/ML-enabled platforms such as the ServiceTec Digital Platform (SDP) for call scheduling and compliance, mobile CRM (mCRM) for parts and customer query management, and Cognitive AIOps for IT oversight. The company also offers e-Pay billing software and IoT/RFID integrations for applications like printer repair management systems and self-checkout kiosks. A key component is the e-auction platform, Auction India, recognized as India's first B2B portal for IT and industrial scrap, facilitating transparent bidding for surplus assets, e-waste, machinery, and inventory disposal. These digital offerings contribute to the B2B services revenue stream, enhancing efficiency across client operations in BFSI, retail, and logistics. The service network supports over 200,000 payment devices and engages more than 4,000 sales partners and 3,500+ authorized dealer partners across these sectors.

Manufacturing and facilities

TVS Electronics' primary manufacturing facility in , , was inaugurated in 2007 and focuses on the production of printers and peripherals. This site supports the company's core hardware assembly needs, contributing to its range of point-of-sale (POS) and scanning devices. Complementing this, the Tumakuru facility in , established in 1987, serves as a key hub for (EMS), including PCB assembly, box building, and testing for POS systems and scanners. The company's headquarters in Chennai, India, oversees overall operations from a site inaugurated in 1998, integrating administrative and production functions. With over 37 years of expertise in EMS dating back to its founding in 1986, TVS Electronics produces for both domestic and international markets, achieving worldwide reach through exports to regions including , the , and . The emphasizes indigenous components, with over 50% of product value sourced locally and a target of 80% to align with "Made in India" initiatives, while export efforts gained focus in the late 1990s through contract manufacturing and international divisions. Operationally, TVS Electronics employs 948 people as of March 2025, per its annual report, enabling scalable production that supports industries such as retail and banking, , and (). These facilities incorporate sustainable practices, including at Tumakuru, to maintain efficiency in high-volume assembly for global and local demands.

Corporate affairs

Leadership and governance

TVS Electronics Limited is led by Gopal Srinivasan as its Chairman, who founded the company in 1986 and oversees its strategic direction as a non-executive non-independent director. Srilalitha Gopal serves as the Managing Director, appointed in 2018, and leads the company's daily operations; her compensation for the 2024-25 totaled ₹120.69 lakhs. Key executives include A. Kulandai as and C. Balaji as for the Point of Sale and Government business unit. The comprises eight members as of March 31, 2025, including a majority of independent directors such as K. Balakrishnan, Dr. V. Sumantran, Mrs. Subhasri Sriram, and Kamal Pant, alongside non-executive directors like R. S. Raghavan. This composition ensures diverse expertise in leadership, strategy, , , and , with the board holding six meetings during the 2024-25. As a listed on the under the symbol TVSELECT with ISIN INE236G01019, TVS Electronics maintains a robust compliant with SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015. The company is a of TVS Investments Private Limited, which holds 59.84% of its equity and serves as the promoter entity; this structure resulted from the 2022 amalgamation of TVS Investments with Geeyes Family Holdings Private Limited, where Gopal Srinivasan holds a majority stake. Affiliated with the , a 120-year-old conglomerate, TVS Electronics emphasizes ethical practices through a , a vigil mechanism, and employee empowerment initiatives, earning certification as a Great Place to Work in 2025.

Financial performance

More recently, the company's (TTM) stood at $48.8 million as of June 2025, equivalent to approximately ₹4.16 billion, indicating a more modest operational footprint in recent years. For fiscal year 2025, TVS Electronics achieved revenue of ₹4.30 billion, marking an 18% increase from the previous year, though it recorded a net loss of ₹37.9 million. In the first quarter of FY 2025-2026 (ending June 2025), was -₹3.55 , reflecting ongoing profitability challenges amid operational investments. Unaudited results for the second quarter (ending September 2025) were released in November 2025, showing revenue of ₹1,275 million (up 22% YoY) and a net profit of ₹16 million, marking a turnaround from prior losses and highlighting continued focus on cost management. The company's stock, listed on the National Stock Exchange under the symbol TVSELECT, reached a record high of ₹678 in September 2025, driven by a 44% weekly surge amid positive . As of November 17, 2025, the share price stood at approximately ₹663, supported by broader growth in the sector and recent quarterly results. This performance aligns with a price-to-sales (P/S) of approximately 2.6, comparable to industry peers in and IT peripherals. Key growth drivers include integrations of and (AI-ML) into product platforms, alongside rising demand for point-of-sale (POS) systems in retail and . The company employs approximately 948 staff as of March 31, 2025, with significant investments directed toward (R&D) to support new product launches and technological enhancements.

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