India ETFs
Nukoud tracks 4 India ETFs across 2 listing markets (3 on United States, 1 on UAE). Combined assets under management are $156 million. The median expense ratio is 0.75%. The largest fund is Global X India Active ETF (NDIA) at $55 million. 1 of these fund is listed on a GCC exchange. 1 is Shariah-compliant. Use the table to compare fees, size and year-to-date performance, or open the screener to refine the list.
Data as of · Summary generated from fund data
- ETFs
- 4
- Combined AUM
- $155.95M
- Median fee
- 0.750%
- Avg YTD
- -11.42%
- Listed on
- United States · 3UAE · 1
- Shariah-compliant
- 1 of 4
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4 ETFs
| Ticker | Name | Exposures | AUM (USD) | Expense ratio | YTD | 1Y | Listed | Watch |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 NDIAUS | Global X India Active ETF | $55.20M | 0.750% | -11.36% | -9.22% | US | ||
 INDIAE | Chimera S&P India Shariah ETF | $44.65M | - | -16.24% | -14.53% | AE | ||
| INQQUS | INQQ The India Internet ETF | $44.19M | 0.860% | -7.07% | -13.85% | US | ||
| DGINUS | VanEck Digital India ETF | $11.91M | 0.700% | -11.01% | -12.62% | US |
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How India overlaps
Terms that share funds with India. Each number is how many india etfs also carry that exposure.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the largest India ETF?
- Global X India Active ETF (NDIA) is the largest India ETF tracked by Nukoud, with $55 million in assets.
- Which India ETF has the lowest expense ratio?
- VanEck Digital India ETF (DGIN) charges 0.70% a year, the lowest fee among 4 India ETFs.
- Are there India ETFs listed in the GCC?
- Yes. 1 India ETF is listed on GCC exchanges: 1 on UAE.
- Are any India ETFs Shariah-compliant?
- 1 of the 4 India ETFs are screened for Shariah compliance.
- How much do India ETFs cost?
- Expense ratios range from 0.70% to 0.86%, with a median of 0.75% a year.
