The minimum investment in the ETF is ₹1,000, and investments can be made in multiples of ₹1 thereafter.
Angel One Silver ETF: Angel One Asset Management Company (AMC) has launched its new investment options, Angel One Silver ETF and Angel One Silver ETF FoF. Both funds are now open for subscription as new investment options (NFO). The ETF NFO will close on February 9, 2026, while the FoF NFO will close on February 23, 2026.
What’s special about this investment?
The AMC stated that both schemes offer the opportunity to invest in silver. They track the price of silver based on domestic prices, providing investors with transparency and easy investment. Investments in the ETF can be made continuously through the NSE, while investments in the FoF can be made without a demat account.
According to the fund house, demand for silver is continuously increasing. It is being used in solar energy, electric vehicles, and data centers, while supply is tight in some markets. According to AMFI data, assets managed under silver ETFs in India exceeded ₹72,000 crore by December 2025. Silver has delivered 25.8 percent annualized returns over the past 10 years.
Expert Opinion on Angel One Silver ETF and Silver FoF
Hemen Bhatia, CEO of Angel One AMC, says that silver is no longer just a precious metal, but is becoming a strategically important asset in the modern global economy. Its ever-increasing use and demand in new technology industries make it attractive for long-term investments. He said that through silver ETFs and silver FoFs, investors can participate in this asset in a simple, transparent, and low-cost manner.
Investment Terms
The minimum investment in ETFs is ₹1,000, and investments can be made in multiples of ₹1 thereafter. The minimum investment in FoF is ₹500. FoF also offers SIP options – daily ₹250, weekly/fortnightly/monthly ₹500, and quarterly ₹1,500. Both schemes have no exit load, making them suitable for diversifying a portfolio.
Risk and Management
Mehul Dama and Kewal Shah are the fund managers for these schemes. Silver ETFs aim to provide returns in line with the domestic price of silver, but there are no guarantees. According to the Risk-o-meter, investing in both schemes carries “very high risk.”