Assets under management of Indian exchange traded funds crossed the ₹10 lakh crore milestone, doubling over the past three years. Equity ETFs accounted for about ₹7.2 lakh crore of total assets, supported by steady SIP inflows and growing retail participation. The rise highlights increasing preference for low-cost, index-linked investment products among investors.

Assets under management in Indian exchange-traded funds crossed the ₹10 lakh crore milestone, doubling over the past three years, according to data shared by Zerodha Fund House. Growth has been supported by rising retail participation, wider adoption of passive investing, and increased institutional allocations. ETF inflows expanded across equity, debt, and commodity segments, reflecting broader acceptance of low-cost, rules-based investment products.