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Mumbai, January 23, 2026: Mire Asset Investment Managers (India) Private Limited today launched an open-ended scheme that tracks/tracks the Nifty500 Healthcare Total Return Index Mire Asset Nifty 500 Healthcare ETF and the Nifty India Infrastructure & Logistics Total Return Index. Announced launch of open-ended scheme Mire Asset Nifty India Infrastructure & Logistics ETF.

Mirae Asset Nifty 500 Healthcare ETF Scheme offers an opportunity to invest in various companies in Pharma, Hospitals, Diagnostics, Medical Technology and Healthcare Technology. The Mire Asset Nifty India Infrastructure & Logistics ETF scheme offers an opportunity to invest in companies across various sectors involved in developing infrastructure capacity in India.
New Fund Offers (NFO) for these ETF schemes will open for investment on January 27, 2026. The NFO for Mirae Asset Nifty 500 Healthcare ETF will close on February 6, 2026, while the NFO for Mirae Asset Nifty India Infrastructure & Logistics ETF will close on February 9, 2026. Both the schemes will reopen on 11 February 2026 and 13 February 2026 respectively.

“The healthcare market in India is expected to be driven by various long-term factors such as low service availability, export potential, developing domestic market and policy support from the government. Diversified investment approach through Mirre Asset Nifty500 Healthcare ETF Invest in healthcare systems including pharmaceuticals, hospitals and healthcare providers. It provides a powerful, transparent and cost-effective way of doing business,” said Siddharth Srivastava, head of ETF products and fund manager at Mirre Asset Investment Managers (India). “On the other hand, Mire Asset Nifty India Infrastructure & Logistics ETF offers diversified investment opportunities in infrastructure and logistics, where the government is focusing on these sectors and benefiting from strong structural positions. Energy, capital goods, telecom, construction, transport and logistics services and Given the breadth of these themes across sectors such as real estate, a diversified fund structure helps investors stay engaged with India’s long-term infrastructure development story.”

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The minimum investment in both the funds during the NFO period will be Rs 5,000 and thereafter investments can be made in multiples of Rs 1. Mirae Asset Nifty 500 Healthcare ETF is managed by Kumari Ekta Gala and Sh. Ritesh Patel, while Mire Asset Nifty India Infrastructure & Logistics ETF is managed by Kumari Ekta Gala and Sh. It will be done by Akshay Udeshi.

Mirae Asset Nifty 500 Healthcare ETF

This ETF scheme will track the Nifty 500 Healthcare Total Return Index. The index invests in a variety of industries in the healthcare sector, which have high potential for future growth due to low availability of products and services. The index offers exposure to companies in hospital, diagnostics, medical technology and healthcare technology sectors apart from pharma.
India has low expenditure on healthcare and low level of service availability compared to other countries globally, due to which there is a huge growth opportunity in this sector in future. Other factors supporting the investment are a growing aging population, rising government spending on healthcare, medical tourism, which accounts for nearly 60 percent of India’s global vaccine supply.
The Nifty 500 Healthcare Index includes companies from all market cap segments involved in healthcare, as compared to the current Nifty Healthcare Index, which is predominantly dominated by large-cap companies, thus the scheme provides exposure to India’s pharma and pharma sectors through the index. A great diversification solution for those looking to invest in healthcare.

Mire Asset Nifty India Infrastructure & Logistics ETF

The Mire India Infrastructure and Logistics Index offers a more complete investment opportunity compared to the Nifty Infrastructure Index and the BSE India Infrastructure Index, which includes companies in the logistics, transportation and supply chain enabling sectors, including basic infrastructure. The index also captures the overall yield gains from India’s infrastructure cycle, including asset creation.

India has infrastructure opportunities across sectors and cycles, making this diversified index approach more appropriate. The index consists of 100 stocks, where quarterly index management has fixed investment limits of 5 per cent per share and 20 per cent for the industry. Sustained public capital expenditure and increasing private investment in various sectors of infrastructure are leading to multi-year gains, best achieved through a broad basket. Also the success of infrastructure depends on government policy, implementation, funding and duration. The index mitigates these potential risks by investing in various companies such as construction, roads, energy, ports, logistics, telecom and real estate.
This rules-based ETF scheme will provide a low-cost, transparent and comprehensive opportunity to transform India’s infrastructure, where risk will be spread across shares and sectors through large capital investments.

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