GQG Partners has slipped off the major shareholder list for Power Finance Corporation Limited. Last seen with a 1.8 percent stake, GQG Partners either made a clean exit or trimmed its holding below the 1 percent reporting threshold.
A systemically important non-deposit taking NBFC registered with the RBI as an Infrastructure Finance Company, this organization extends financial assistance to India's power sector. The company specializes in providing structured financing for power projects across generation, transmission, and distribution segments. It operates as a dedicated financier supporting development of critical power infrastructure and energy projects nationwide.
Florida-based global active manager founded in 2016 by Rajiv Jain (ex-Vontobel) and Tim Carver. Manages USD 150 bn+, with the EM Equity fund alone at USD 23 bn (Sep 2024). India is the top country weight in GQG's EM strategy with nearly USD 10 bn deployed in Indian equities including big names in financials, energy and infrastructure. Jain's quality-growth playbook has made GQG one of the most-watched buyers on the street.
