
SBI Funds Management's Rs 2,000 crore pre-IPO round sets a valuation marker for India's mutual fund industry ahead of a potential listing.
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SBI Funds Management, the asset management arm of State Bank of India, is raising Rs 2,000 crore in a pre-IPO round, ET Markets reported. The fund raise is a step toward a potential public listing for India's largest mutual fund manager.
The company manages roughly Rs 21 lakh crore in assets. A pre-IPO round typically brings in institutional investors at a valuation that becomes a benchmark for the eventual IPO. SBI Funds Management has not disclosed investor names or a target date.
For the sector, the round adds a new valuation data point. HDFC Asset Management Company and Nippon Life India Asset Management trade at price-to-earnings multiples above 30.
India's mutual fund industry has more than doubled in assets over five years.
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