New Delhi: BLS International , which works with Indian and overseas governments for visa, passport and consular services, besides operating Aadhaar Seva Kendras pan-India, is looking to invest ₹2,500 crore to expand into new markets, pursue acquisitions and upgrade its technology infrastructure, joint MD Shikhar Aggarwal told ET in an exclusive interview. The company also aims to double its revenues by 2030."We are looking to invest ₹2,500 crore across multiple domains over the next three to four years. This outlay is designed to accelerate expansion into new markets, enhance technology infrastructure and execute targeted acquisitions," Aggarwal said."The ultimate goal is to double revenues by 2030. Of the capex outlay, around ₹500-600 crore will fund organic initiatives such as internal capacity building and operational enhancement, while about ₹2,000 crore could be used for acquisitions to scale up operations, enter high-growth regions and diversify service offerings in visa, consular and digital services," he added.If an acquisition is large, the company could consider a mix of debt and equity financing, Aggarwal said.Geopolitical developments are influencing how people make travel decisions, Aggarwal noted. "We are seeing some rerouting and destination shifts, with about 10-15% of travellers adjusting itineraries or transit hubs rather than cancelling plans. Barring Covid-19, we have not seen regional conflicts impacting our growth on an annual basis," he said."The focus is on maintaining operational agility and ensuring a predictable, seamless visa experience as travel patterns evolve," he added.In the third quarter of FY26, BLS International reported revenue from operations of ₹736.5 crore, up 43.6% year-on-year. Net profit rose 33% to ₹170.2 crore. The company also announced its highest-ever interim dividend of 200% during the quarter under review.The company is targeting higher volumes from existing contracts. "We are aiming to increase revenues per application. We will also focus on organic growth by bidding for different tenders. Over $1-2 billion worth of contracts are due for renewal over the next one to two years," Aggarwal said.During the third quarter of FY26, BLS International secured a five-year global contract from the Slovak Republic to establish and operate visa application centres in over 80 countries across major regions.