Want to invest in the best Indian companies? The answer to all your investment queries in the Indian stock market lies in Sensex ETFs. One of the most hassle-free methods to invest in the best Indian companies listed on the Indian stock market is thr Read more 
Name | LTP | Change (%) | AUM (₹ Cr.) | Volume | Expense Ratio | 1M Return | 3M Return | 1Yr Return | 3Yr Return | 5Yr Return |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UTIAMC-SENSEXBETA | ₹805.21 | -1.07 | ₹53,583.43 | 18995 | 0.05 | -9.31 | -14.46 | -14.42 | -14.42 | -14.42 |
| ICICI PRUD SENSEX ETF | ₹839.12 | +0.01 | ₹26,709.93 | 52984 | 0.02 | -8.52 | -14.27 | -3.00 | +5.75 | +5.75 |
| HDFCAMC - HDFCSENSEX | ₹82.78 | -0.41 | ₹536.57 | 246243 | 0.05 | -8.65 | -14.56 | -3.43 | -88.03 | -88.03 |
| AXISAMC - AXSENSEX | ₹75.60 | +0.26 | ₹132.86 | 6774 | 0.04 | -8.56 | -13.94 | -2.51 | +29.06 | +30.71 |
| MIRAEAMC - SENSEXETF | ₹75.20 | +0.27 | ₹28.70 | 75227 | 0.05 | -8.60 | -14.29 | -3.24 | +13.39 | +13.39 |
| EDELAMC - ESENSEX | ₹73.50 | +0.22 | ₹15.27 | 1076 | 0.06 | -8.63 | -14.06 | -15.88 | -15.88 | -15.88 |
Want to start investing in Sensex ETFs? Here’s how you can do that:
Step 1: Log in to your trading account. If you don’t have one, click here.
Step 2: Select the Sensex ETF you want to buy from the list given above.
Step 3: Purchase the required quantity.
Step 4: After purchase, the units will be available in your portfolio on the next trading day.
Step 5: You can also begin a daily, weekly, or monthly ‘Stock SIP’ or ‘ETF SIP’ in Sensex ETFs to invest gradually and benefit from Averaging & Compounding over time.
The other way is investment in Sensex through Index Mutual Funds. These mutual funds invest in Sensex stocks or Sensex ETFs and pass on the benefits to you. It is an indirect way of investing in the broader equity market.
Benefits of ETFs:
Security: These are regulated investment products and have underlying assets to ensure higher security of funds to investors. In this case, ETFs
A Sensex ETF is an investment fund that mirrors the performance of the BSE Sensex index, letting you invest in top Indian stocks through a single product.
Sensex ETFs hold all the stocks in the Sensex index in the same proportion, so their value moves up or down with the index.
Yes — you can buy and sell Sensex ETFs on the stock exchange during trading hours, just like individual stocks.
Some Sensex ETFs distribute dividends received from the companies in the index, depending on the ETF’s dividend policy.
You can start with the cost of one unit of the ETF, which is usually much lower than buying all the individual stocks in the Sensex separately.
Yes, they have small costs like expense ratios and brokerage, but these are generally lower than actively managed funds.
They can be suitable for long-term investors looking for broad market exposure, though prices can still fluctuate with market movement.
Yes — because they track the index, if the Sensex falls, the ETF’s value can also decline.
Sensex ETFs trade on the stock market like shares and usually cost less, while mutual funds are bought at end-of-day prices and may involve active management.
They provide instant diversification across India’s largest companies, reduce single-stock risk, and are simple to trade.
