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Groww in sweet spot as Jefferies sees ample headroom in India's MTF book

Jefferies said that MTF will become a significantly larger contributor to Groww's revenue in the coming years. Its share in revenue is projected to rise to 14 per cent by FY29E from 5 per cent in FY26

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Groww in sweet spot as Jefferies sees ample headroom in India's MTF book
Jefferies said that MTF will become a significantly larger contributor to Groww's revenue in the coming years. Its share in revenue is projected to rise to 14 per cent by FY29E from 5 per cent in FY26
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