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Groww Asset Management completes ₹580-crore State Street investment

The partnership is exp to strengthen Groww AMC’s capabilities across exchange-traded funds (ETFs), indexing and systematic investing

Groww Asset Management completes ₹580-crore State Street investment

Groww Asset Management has finalized a strategic investment of around ₹580 crore from State Street Investment Management, securing a 4.85% voting interest and 23% economic interest in Groww AMC. The acquisition, completed post regulatory clearances, was first announced in January 2026. This partnership is anticipated to enhance Groww AMC's expertise in ETFs, indexing, and systematic investing, while supporting product development, distribution, and global market access.

As passive investing gains traction in India, with assets under management reaching ₹14.74 lakh crore as of April 2026, ETFs alone comprising ₹11.43 lakh crore, Groww's collaboration with the global asset manager brings in valuable experience in indexing and ETFs. Groww AMC has been diversifying its product range beyond active mutual funds, focusing on ETFs and passive investment products for specific sectors and strategies.

This investment also enables State Street to establish a stronger presence in India's rapidly growing asset management sector. State Street's involvement is expected to infuse Indian-focused investment strategies to clients globally, leveraging Groww's digital platform and distribution capabilities to create products for a broader base of Indian investors.

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