Bangalore, 24 September 2025: MIRA Money, the cutting-edge Technology-First Investment Management platform, has reached another important goal: it now has more than ₹300 crore in Assets Under Management (AUM), just five months after achieving the ₹250 crore mark in March 2025. The company’s amazing 20% growth rate puts it well ahead of its goal of ₹600 crore by the end of the year.
The quick rise from ₹250 crore to ₹300 crore in just five months shows that MIRA Money is dedicated to being consistent and putting the needs of its clients first. This milestone was reached without spending any money on marketing, which shows how important it is to have real relationships with customers and make great products.
Important Performance Highlights
In this life-changing five-month period, MIRA Money has done very well on all of its major metrics:
SIP Growth: The number of Systematic Investment Plans grew by 63%.
Client Expansion: The number of clients grew by 34%.
Zero Marketing Spend: All growth came from happy clients who referred others.
Anand K Rathi, Co-founder of MIRA Money, noted, “This milestone taught us an important lesson about being consistent. Doing the right thing over and over will pay off, but sometimes it will happen right away, and other times it will take a while. We asked ourselves every day, “What can we do today that will help our customers in the long run?”
The “Client First” Way of Thinking
MIRA Money’s “Client First” policy has been the key to its success. This way of thinking goes beyond just helping customers; it means putting the needs of investors ahead of short-term profits. Serious investors who want to have trustworthy digital investing experiences still really like the company’s focus on openness, making decisions based on facts, and investing based on goals.
The platform’s own RAPID™ architecture keeps giving better results by combining disciplined active investing with powerful analytics and decades of experience managing funds. This data-based approach to choosing and managing funds has continued to do better than traditional investment funds over the long run.
Faster Growth Path
With this recent achievement, MIRA Money is now in a good position to reach its original goal of ₹600 crore AUM by the end of 2025. The company’s steady growth, especially among young, serious investors, shows that there is a huge market need for clear, technology-based investing solutions.
MIRA Money was started in 2022 by Anand K. Rathi (Co-Founder & Chief Business Officer), Naveen Shetty (Co-Founder & Chief Investment Officer), and Girish Ippadi (Co-Founder & CEO). The company is still using over 70 years of combined investment management experience to change the way India invests.
“We want to thank all of our clients and supporters who helped us reach this milestone,” the founders said. “For a bootstrapped company like ours, getting this big without spending any money on marketing is a dream come true. We ask for your continuous support as we progress toward the next steps.”
What’s Next
MIRA Money is happy about this success, but the company is still focused on its main goal: providing ready-made portfolios that assist customers reach their financial goals over different time frames. The platform keeps adding new services, such as PMS, AIFs, and international funds, all of which are underpinned by clear, data-driven asset allocation techniques.
MIRA Money is set to keep growing at an exceptional rate while keeping the faith and confidence of its growing base of investors. This is because it has a history of consistently delivering results and putting clients first.
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