Edelweiss Mutual Fund has announced the launch of two new exchange-traded funds (ETFs) — the Edelweiss BSE Sensex ETF and the Edelweiss Nifty 50 ETF. Both schemes will open for subscription on November 3, 2025, and close on November 17, 2025, offering investors an opportunity to participate in India’s leading benchmark indices through a passive investment route.
Key Scheme Details
| Particular | Details |
| Category | Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) |
| Benchmark Indices | BSE Sensex Total Return Index & Nifty 50 Total Return Index |
| NFO Period | November 3–17, 2025 |
| Minimum Investment | ₹5,000 (no incremental requirement) |
| Risk Level | Very High |
| Exit Load | Nil |
| NAV Declaration | Daily |
| Listing | Units to be listed on recognised stock exchanges |
Both ETFs fall under the “Others” category of mutual fund schemes and aim to provide investors with returns corresponding to their respective benchmark indices, subject to tracking errors.
Edelweiss Nifty 50 ETF–G
The Edelweiss Nifty 50 ETF–G seeks to mirror the performance of the Nifty 50 Total Return Index, which represents the 50 largest and most liquid companies across key sectors of the Indian economy. The fund does not guarantee returns but aims to generate index-linked performance over time.
Edelweiss BSE Sensex ETF–G
The Edelweiss BSE Sensex ETF–G will replicate the BSE Sensex Total Return Index, comprising 30 blue-chip companies that are among the most actively traded on the Bombay Stock Exchange. Investors will be able to buy or sell units on the exchange without any exit load.
Fund Management
Both ETFs will be managed by Bhavesh Jain, who will be responsible for portfolio construction and maintaining tracking efficiency. The schemes will follow a passive management strategy, investing in the same proportion as their respective indices to minimise deviations in performance.
Investment Rationale
These ETFs offer a cost-efficient, transparent, and liquid way to invest in India’s top companies. They are suitable for investors seeking long-term equity exposure with a preference for index-based investing rather than active fund management.
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