Both new fund offers (NFOs) opened for subscription on December 2 and will close on December 10.
The schemes are scheduled to reopen on December 16.
The Dividend Leaders 50 ETF will track the BSE 500 Dividend Leaders 50 Total Return Index, which includes companies from the BSE 500 universe that have demonstrated consistent dividend payouts over time. The index methodology includes firms with at least five years of listing history and dividends paid in at least 80% of the past ten years or since listing.
The Nifty Top 20 Equal Weight ETF will replicate the Nifty Top 20 Equal Weight Total Return Index, offering equal exposure to 20 of the country’s largest listed companies.
These companies collectively account for about 46.5% of India’s market capitalisation and represent major sectors such as financial services, IT, consumer goods, automobiles, telecom and infrastructure.
Large-cap stocks included in the index typically display relatively stable financial fundamentals and lower volatility compared with the broader market. The equal-weight construct distributes exposure evenly across all constituents, instead of relying on market-cap-based weighting.
According to data from Mirae Asset’s internal research and NSE Indices (as of November 30, 2025), the two ETFs draw from segments considered reflective of long-term corporate stability and leadership in India’s equity markets.
Both schemes are open-ended and aim to provide investors with index-based exposure to their respective themes.
