Archive · 22 Sep 2026
Zerodha Fund House Launches Nifty Next 100 ETF
Zerodha Fund House has created a new investment product called an ETF.
It follows a group of 100 companies called the Nifty Next 100 Index.
The offer to buy units opened on September 21 and closes on October 5.
After the ETF is listed, people can trade its units on stock exchanges using a demat account.
The index includes companies that are generally between the biggest companies and the broader midcap group.
Financial services, capital goods and healthcare have the largest portions of the index.
The index has recorded positive historical growth, but that does not guarantee the new ETF will perform the same way.
The ETF’s returns may differ because of costs and tracking error.
Zerodha Fund House opened its Nifty Next 100 ETF New Fund Offer on September 21, with subscriptions closing on October 5.
The open-ended ETF will seek to replicate the Nifty Next 100 Index and track its total-return index benchmark.
After listing, investors will be able to trade ETF units on stock exchanges during market hours through a demat account.
The index includes 100 stocks from the Nifty Next 50 and the top 50 stocks of the Nifty Midcap 150.
The index’s largest sector allocations were financial services, capital goods and healthcare, while its historical returns do not represent the new ETF’s performance.
- Who
- Zerodha Fund House.
- What
- It launched the Zerodha Nifty Next 100 ETF, an open-ended passive fund designed to replicate the Nifty Next 100 Index.
- When
- The New Fund Offer opened on September 21 and remains open until October 5; the articles do not specify the year or listing date.
- Where
- The ETF will be traded on stock exchanges during market hours through a demat account after listing.
- Why
- To expand Zerodha Fund House’s passive fund offerings beyond the Nifty 50 and provide access to a broader basket of stocks.
- Fund
- Zerodha Nifty Next 100 ETF
- NFO period
- September 21 to October 5
- Benchmark
- Nifty Next 100 TRI
- Index composition
- 100 stocks drawn from the Nifty Next 50 and the top 50 stocks of the Nifty Midcap 150
- Largest sector allocations
- Financial services: 22.59%; capital goods: 14.35%; healthcare: 9.57%
- Market-cap allocation
- Approximately 65% large-cap stocks and 35% midcap stocks
- Historical index performance
- The cited Nifty Next 100 TRI CAGR was 13.34% from October 1, 2010, to August 31, 2026; five-year and one-year CAGRs were 14.97% and 13.49%.