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India’s CCTV Market Shifts Toward Smarter, Compliant Surveillance
India is expected to buy many more security cameras in the coming years.
The market could be worth about ₹1.3 lakh crore by 2031.
Government buyers now require cameras to meet certain security and testing standards.
This means companies must make cameras that are not only useful but also cyber-secure.
Aditya Infotech is increasing its manufacturing capacity and selling more advanced cameras.
D-Link India makes networking and surveillance products using many local manufacturing partners.
Prizor Viztech is trying to make more camera parts itself, including electronic boards and eventually a chip.
All three companies are focusing on smarter cameras, local production, or both.
The article presents them as companies to watch, not as investment recommendations.
India’s CCTV market is projected to reach US$14.25 billion, or about ₹1.3 lakh crore, by 2031, with a 19.88% CAGR from 2026 to 2031.
Government procurement rules restrict departments from buying CCTV equipment that does not meet prescribed security requirements, including STQC certification.
Aditya Infotech is expanding capacity, promoting CP PLUS and Nexivue, and reported strong Q1 FY27 revenue and profit growth.
D-Link India combines locally sourced networking and surveillance products with a manufacturing network of more than 30 EMS and ODM partners.
Prizor Viztech is moving from camera assembly toward backward integration, including PCB production and a planned indigenous system-on-chip.
- Who
- Aditya Infotech, D-Link India, and Prizor Viztech are the three CCTV-related companies discussed; government departments are the relevant buyers affected by the rules.
- What
- India’s CCTV industry is shifting toward larger-scale production, IP and AI-enabled surveillance, local sourcing, cybersecurity, and certification compliance.
- Where
- The market and procurement changes concern India; manufacturing and expansion activities mentioned include Kadapa, Greater Noida, and Gandhinagar in Gujarat.
- When
- CCTV security requirements were introduced for public procurement in 2024; procurement restrictions were stated in March 2026, with company results covering Q1 or H1 FY27.
- Why
- Rising surveillance demand and government security requirements are increasing the importance of certified products, secure technology, and domestic control over manufacturing and data-related systems.
Key facts
- Projected market size
- US$14.25 billion, approximately ₹1.3 lakh crore, by 2031
- Projected growth
- 19.88% CAGR between 2026 and 2031
- Procurement requirement
- Government departments were stated to be restricted from purchasing CCTV equipment that does not meet prescribed security requirements.
- Aditya Infotech Q1 FY27 revenue
- ₹1,402.4 crore, up 89.5% year on year
- D-Link India Q1 FY27 revenue
- ₹457 crore, up 30.6% year on year
- Prizor Viztech H1 FY27 revenue
- ₹42 crore, up 35.5% year on year
- Prizor Viztech manufacturing capacity
- Its Gandhinagar facility can produce 16 lakh CCTV cameras annually, scalable to 40 lakh; total annual CCTV capacity is stated at 50 lakh units.
Sources
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