CP Plus (Aditya Infotech) shares in focus as India plans to ban uncertified Chinese CCTV brands

Shares of CP Plus (Aditya Infotech) were in focus on March 30 following media reports that India is planning to restrict the sale of uncertified Chinese CCTV brands starting April 2026.

According to reports, the proposed move aims to tighten digital security norms and ensure that surveillance equipment used across the country meets stricter certification requirements. The policy is expected to impact several Chinese CCTV manufacturers that currently dominate a large share of the Indian market.

The development is seen as a potential boost for domestic players such as CP Plus, as stricter regulations could shift demand towards locally compliant and certified brands. Analysts note that such measures may also lead to a rise in prices, further improving the competitive positioning of Indian manufacturers.

CP Plus, operated by Aditya Infotech, is one of India’s leading video surveillance and security solutions providers. The company manufactures and supplies a wide range of products including CCTV cameras, network cameras, video recorders, access control systems, and other security equipment used across residential, commercial, and government installations.

In early trade, CP Plus shares were trading at ₹1,798.20, down ₹27.80 or 1.52% as of 11:50 AM. The stock opened at ₹1,835.00 and touched an intraday high of ₹1,840.00, while slipping to a low of ₹1,755.50 during the session. The previous close stood at ₹1,826.00.

Trading volumes were recorded at 1.23 lakh shares, with an average traded price of ₹1,791.39. The stock’s 52-week range is between ₹1,015.00 and ₹1,889.90.

The proposed regulatory shift comes amid increasing focus on data security and surveillance infrastructure in India, with policymakers aiming to reduce dependence on foreign hardware in sensitive sectors.