{"id":8316,"date":"2026-04-20T06:13:31","date_gmt":"2026-04-20T06:13:31","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/japan\/8316\/"},"modified":"2026-04-20T06:13:31","modified_gmt":"2026-04-20T06:13:31","slug":"nippon-india-mutual-fund-dominates-akshaya-tritiya-etf-volumes-with-63-market-share","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/japan\/8316\/","title":{"rendered":"Nippon India Mutual Fund dominates Akshaya Tritiya ETF volumes with 63% market share"},"content":{"rendered":"

On the auspicious occasion of Akshaya Tritiya<\/a> on April 19, 2026\u2014traditionally linked with prosperity and gold buying\u2014Nippon India Mutual Fund reaffirmed its leadership in Gold and Silver ETFs. The fund house recorded Rs 1,118 crore in combined volumes, capturing nearly 51% of the segment\u2019s total industry turnover, according to its release.<\/p>\n

This milestone continues the strong trend observed during other key festive periods, including Diwali 2025, where Nippon India Mutual Fund<\/a> clocked Rs 1,887 crore in combined average daily turnover across its Gold and Silver ETF<\/a>, accounting for 57.6% of the industry total.<\/p>\n

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The higher volume traded on NIMF\u2019s ETFs is a reflection of its market liquidity\u2014an essential feature for investors looking to minimize tracking error and reduce impact cost. Notably, Nippon India ETF Gold BeES<\/a> (GOLDBEES) impact cost stood at just 2 basis points (bps), significantly below the industry average of 17 bps (ex-Nippon). <\/p>\n

Similarly, Nippon India Silver ETF<\/a> (SILVERBEES) reported an impressively low impact cost of 6 bps, compared to the industry average of 15 bps (ex-Nippon).<\/p>\n

\"ETLive EventsA Senior spokesperson from Nippon India Mutual Fund said. \u201cIn an asset class like ETFs, liquidity is crucial. Lower impact costs make a material difference to investors, especially when entering or exiting large positions. Our leadership in the space ensures that investors have access to one of the most efficient ETF platforms in the country.\u201d
NIMF’s dominance extends beyond just festive trading days. For the financial year 2025\u201326, the fund house captured a robust nearly 52% share of the industry\u2019s average daily volume in Gold and Silver ETFs. Moreover, NIMF boasts the largest ETF investor base in the country with 1.8 crore investors as of March 2026 \u2014comprising 45% of the total ETF investors across the industry.
With consistent performance, superior liquidity, and strong investor trust, Nippon India Mutual Fund continues to solidify its position as the go-to choice for Gold and Silver ETF investments in India.
Note: Data analyzed for traded value is as on April 17, 2026, Akshay Tritiya (19th Apr 2026) being a trading holiday (Sunday). AUM, Net Sales and Folio Data provided as of March 31, 2026.Summary on GoldBeES ETF since Akshay Tritiya 2025 to Akshay Tritiya 2026
Nippon India ETF Gold BeES (GOLDBEES) market share by AUM stood at 31.6% as of March 2026. The AUM increased by Rs 34,345 crore. i.e. 174% growth. The net sales of GOLDBEES amounted to Rs 21,161 crore. v\/s Industry net sales of Rs 71,580 crore, resulting in net sales market share of nearly 29.6%Traded value for gold ETF – NAM vs industry
Industry Gold ETF<\/a> traded value increased from Rs 331 crore. on Akshay Tritiya 2025 to Rs 1,052 crore. On Akshay Tritiya 2026 i.e. 3.2x growth. While Nippon India ETF Gold BeES recorded traded value growth of Rs 172 crore. to Rs 504 crore. i.e. ~3x growth in line with industry in the same period.<\/p>\n

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Nippon India ETF Gold BeES market share in terms of traded value stood at nearly 48% of total Industry Gold ETF traded value<\/p>\n

Nippon India ETF Gold BeES traded value on Akshay Tritiya 2026 was over ~23 times higher than industry average (excluding NIMF)<\/p>\n

Folio share
Nippon India ETF Gold BeES market share in Folios stood at ~43.7% as at the end of March 2026. Between March 2025 to March 2026 – GOLDBEES folios increased by 14.5 lakhs i.e. 37% growth.SilverBeES ETF since Akshay Tritiya 2025 to Akshay Tritiya 2026
AUM and net sales
Nippon India Silver ETF (SILVERBEES) market share stood at 38.4% as on Mar\u201926. The AUM increased by Rs 24,543 Cr. i.e. 400% growth i.e around the overall Industry AUM growth at 421%.<\/p>\n

Net Sales of SilverBeES amounted to Rs 11,676 crore. v\/s Industry net sales of Rs 34,875 crore, resulting in net sales market share of 33.5%<\/p>\n

Industry Silver ETF traded value increased from Rs 313 crore. during Akshay Tritiya 2025 to 1,125 crore. during Akshay Tritiya 2026 i.e. 3.6x growth<\/p>\n

While Nippon India Silver ETF recorded traded value growth from ~Rs 232 crore. to Rs 614 crore. i.e. 2.6x growth. Nippon India Silver ETF market share in terms of traded value stood at 55% of total Industry Silver ETF traded value<\/p>\n

Nippon India Silver ETF traded value during Akshay Tritiya 2026 was over ~20 times higher than industry average (excluding-NIMF)<\/p>\n

Folio Share
Nippon India Silver ETF market share in Folios stood at nearly 34.5% as on Mar\u201926. Between Mar\u201925 to Mar\u201926 – SILVERBEES folios grew more than five times by 15.3 lakhs i.e. 401% growth<\/p>\n

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