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Godrej Industries Group has announced the launch of its wealth management business, Godrej Wealth, through its subsidiary Godrej Investments Limited. The new platform expands the group’s financial services footprint alongside Godrej Capital, its lending arm.
The company aims to build assets under management (AUM) of INR 1,00,000 crore by 2031 and expand to 35 locations over the next five years. It will focus on India’s growing affluent and high-net-worth individual (HNI) segment.
Pirojsha Godrej, Chairperson Designate of Godrej Industries Group, said the launch comes at a time when wealth creation in India is becoming more structured and financial assets are playing a larger role in family wealth. He said, “As India’s wealth base deepens and financial assets become central to family wealth, there is a growing need for institutions that can provide long-term stewardship across generations.” He added that the goal is to build a trusted, institution-led wealth platform with a long-term focus.
Godrej Wealth will cater to clients with investable assets of INR 2 crore and above, including entrepreneurs, business families, NRIs and new-age wealth creators. Its offerings will include portfolio structuring, succession and legacy planning, private market access, global investments and advisory solutions.
Manish Shah, MD & CEO of Godrej Capital, noted, “Clients today are looking beyond individual products and seeking integrated solutions across investments, liquidity, succession, governance and global opportunities.” He added that the business aims to combine legacy trust with a modern, technology-driven approach.
Kunal Karnani, CEO of Godrej Wealth, said, “Wealth management today needs simplification of complex financial decisions across market cycles and life stages.” He emphasized that the platform will rely on research-driven insights and disciplined investment frameworks.
The company has outlined four key pillars: integrity-led advisory, technology-enabled solutions, global diversification, and long-term wealth governance. It also aims to tap into the shift from product-centric selling to advisory-led wealth management.
Godrej Wealth will operate as part of the group’s broader financial services strategy, leveraging its 129-year legacy of trust while targeting modern, digitally enabled wealth creation and preservation needs.
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