Global asset management giant State Street Global Advisors has made a major entry into India’s mutual fund industry by investing ₹580 crore in Groww Asset Management Company (Groww AMC). The deal values Groww Mutual Fund at around ₹2,500 crore and marks a significant milestone for the fast-growing digital investment platform.
January 15, 2026, turned out to be a landmark day for Groww, one of India’s fastest-growing digital investment platforms. The company has decided to sell a 23 percent stake in Groww AMC to State Street Global Advisors for ₹580 crore.
Following this transaction, Groww Mutual Fund’s valuation is estimated at approximately ₹2,500 crore. The deal is particularly significant as it represents the direct entry of one of the world’s largest asset management firms into India’s mutual fund sector.
The investment has been structured in two parts:
₹381 crore will be received by Groww through a secondary share sale
₹199 crore will be infused into Groww AMC as primary capital
This brings the total investment value to ₹580 crore.
Even after selling a 23 percent stake, Groww will continue to hold 77 percent ownership in its asset management company and will retain full operational control.
A key aspect of the agreement is that State Street’s voting rights will be capped at 4.99 percent, ensuring that decision-making authority remains firmly with Groww.
State Street Global Advisors is the fourth-largest asset management company in the world, managing assets worth over $5.5 trillion.
The firm is globally recognized for its leadership in:
Passive investing
Index funds
Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs)
Its well-known SPDR ETF platform is among the largest ETF brands globally. With State Street’s involvement, Groww AMC is expected to accelerate the launch of low-cost index funds, ETFs, and rules-based investment products, backed by global expertise.
The deal is expected to directly benefit Groww Mutual Fund investors. The ₹199 crore of fresh capital will strengthen the AMC’s balance sheet, enabling higher investment in:
New scheme launches
Technology upgrades
Risk management systems
Additionally, the association with a global player like State Street is likely to enhance governance standards, compliance frameworks, and risk control mechanisms. Market experts believe this structure boosts investor confidence, as Groww retains control while gaining strategic technology and product support from an international partner.
In its third-quarter results, Groww reported:
Net profit: ₹547 crore, down 28 percent year-on-year
Revenue: ₹1,216 crore, up 25 percent year-on-year
While revenue growth remains strong, profitability has come under pressure. In this context, the fresh capital infusion and global partnership through Groww AMC are expected to strengthen the company’s long-term growth prospects.