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Superannuation giant HESTA's new admin provider in financial difficulty

Grow Inc, the new administration provider to superannuation giant HESTA, has millions in debt, raising questions about its long-term viability.

HESTA had administrative headaches last year when customers faced a prolonged outage for member services as it swapped administrative providers.

The new administration provider for one of Australia's largest superannuation funds is relying on loans and investments from its super fund customers to keep operating, raising questions about its long-term viability.

Grow Inc, which looks after member services for superannuation funds including HESTA, has been burning through cash.

Its most recent financial report, from the 2024–2025 financial year, indicates the company owes almost twice the value of its assets.

Superannuation Giant HESTA Hit by Admin Provider Collapse Risk

Australia’s retirement savings sector is facing fresh uncertainty as HESTA, one of the country’s largest superannuation funds, is exposed to potential disruption linked to the financial troubles of its administration provider. The situation has raised serious concerns among regulators, investors, and members who depend on stable fund operations.

The issue centers around the financial health of Grow Inc., a super fund administration platform that provides services to HESTA. Reports suggest that the provider is experiencing significant financial strain, creating operational and systemic risks.

Because superannuation funds rely heavily on administration providers to manage accounts, transactions, and reporting. If a provider fails, it can disrupt services for millions of members.

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