Groww Dominates Indian Investment Scene With Rs 3.4 Lakh Crore Mutual Fund Share
Groww, a prominent Indian investment platform, has made notable strides in the mutual fund and bond markets. In the fiscal year 2025, Groww contributed Rs 3.4 lakh crore to the mutual fund industry's Rs 28.9 lakh crore SIP inflows, securing an 11.8% share. The platform has also made a strong impression in the bond market, securing double-digit shares in several issues within a short period.
Groww's influence in the bond market is evident. Since introducing fixed-income products, it has secured double-digit shares in three public bond issues within three months. In the Muthootu Mini Financiers issue, Groww facilitated 11.19% of allotments, and in the ICL Fincorp bond issue, it enabled 12.57% of allotments. Similarly, in the Muthoot Mercantile issue, Groww facilitated 11.19% of allotments. Groww's share of retail allocation in IPOs has averaged about 25% this year, demonstrating its popularity among retail investors.
Groww's user base is also growing. As of July 2025, it has a 27% share of monthly transacting users in cash equities and 26% in derivatives. In June 2025 alone, Groww accounted for one in three new SIP registrations, adding 2 million of the 6 million industry-wide. Groww's current active subscription for Edelweiss Financial Services bonds, closing on October 16, further underscores its commitment to expanding its offerings and user base.
Groww's significant contributions to the mutual fund and bond markets, along with its growing user base, indicate a strong presence and influence in the Indian investment landscape. Its ability to attract and facilitate a substantial share of retail investors in various issues demonstrates its popularity and trust among investors.
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