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State Street buys into Groww's mutual fund arm for ₹580 crore

The US asset manager takes almost a quarter of the economics of India's fast-growing online fund house but less than 5% of the votes, leaving Groww in control.

M&A News deals deskFinancials / Asset management · India, Asia-Pacific14 Jan 2026

State Street agreed on 14 January to invest up to ₹580 crore in Groww Asset Management, the investment manager of Groww Mutual Fund, for an economic stake of up to 23%.

Groww Asset Management website: growwmf.in

Why State Street Corporation is buying Groww Asset Management (23%)

Groww said the money would be used to meet working capital needs and pursue further growth opportunities at the fund manager. Groww AMC is also entering into a strategic relationship agreement with State Street.

Deal terms and financing

The investment is split between about ₹381 crore for existing shares bought from Billionbrains Garage Ventures and about ₹199 crore of fresh equity. State Street's voting power was capped at 4.99%, so Groww AMC remains a subsidiary of the listed parent. Groww AMC had turnover of ₹169.42m in the year to March 2025.

Regulatory approvals and timing

Completion was subject to regulatory approvals and targeted within six months. Groww told the exchanges on 4 August 2026 that all conditions had been met and the deal had closed, with State Street holding 4.85% of voting rights and 22.94% of the economic interest (NSE filing).

Market context

Groww had about 1.21 crore active broking clients and a 27.06% share of the market in December 2025, according to Entrackr. State Street reported $5.4tn of assets under management at the end of September 2025.

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