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‘Mahindra Finance dividends to fund life insurance foray’

November 14, 2025

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Mint Mumbai

The Mahindra Group is confident that the dividend from its financial servicessubsidiary will be more than sufficient to fund its ₹3,600 crore investment over a decade into its life insurance foray, as it bets on its distribution reach inunderpenetrated rural and semi-urban India.

- Anshika Kayastha & Ankit Gohel

‘Mahindra Finance dividends to fund life insurance foray’

The group on Thursday announced its entry into life insurance througha joint venturewithitsasset management partner, Canada’s Manulife group. Mahindra will invest ₹250 croreeach forthe firstfive years, the company said.

“Thisactually will be funded bythe dividend that Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M) Limited earns from Mahindra Finance,” Group chief executive officer and managing director Anish Shah said ina media call to announce the 50:50 joint venture. “Onlyabout one-third of the dividend it earns from Mahindra Finance will be required for funding this over the first five years.”

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