The acquisition of these properties in the Indian capital will create a new foundation for long-term partnership, he said, adding that Sber is consistently expanding its presence in the country, and this investment is part of that strategy.
On promoting investment, Gref said recently the bank has launched a product for its account holders to invest in Nifty 50 stocks. Besides, he said it will also seek the right partners to bring new technology in high tech, education and healthcare. Sberbank is also interested in partnership and participation in large-scale infrastructure projects in India.
India and Russia are working towards achieving the target of USD 100 billion in bilateral trade and $50 billion in two-way investment by 2030. At present, bilateral trade stands at $60 billion.
Published on September 11, 2026
