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Shriram Gold ETF Passive FoF NFO 2026: A Simple Way to Add Gold to Your Portfolio?

  Shriram Gold ETF Passive FoF NFO 2026: A Simple Way to Add Gold to Your Portfolio? The Shriram Gold ETF Passive FoF is a new mutual fund from Shriram Mutual Fund that provides investors exposure to gold without directly buying physical gold or purchasing a Gold ETF through a demat account. The scheme is an open-ended Fund of Fund (FoF) that will invest primarily in units of various Gold ETFs . The NFO opens on 11 September 2026 and closes on 24 September 2026 . Click here for Risk profiling and Investment. (NO Charges) Shriram Gold ETF Passive FoF – Quick Details Particular Details Fund Name Shriram Gold ETF Passive FoF Fund Type Open-ended Fund of Fund Category Commodity – Gold FoF NFO Opens 11 September 2026 NFO Closes 24 September 2026 Reopens 30 September 2026 NFO Price ₹10 Minimum Investment ₹500 Additional Investment ₹500 Benchmark Domestic Price of Physical Gold TRI Risk Very High Fund Managers Sudip More & Surjeet Kumar Singh Lock-in No Exit Load Nil The scheme's ...
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List of IPO in 2020 | Full detailed comparison of IPO 2020.

Full detailed comparison of IPO 2020.
 
 
IPO 2020

 
 Here is the list of companies that were listed through IPO on BSE and/or NSE. 16 companies listed on market. 


  1.     SBI Cards and Payment Services Ltd IPO  
  2.    Rossari Biotech Ltd IPO  
  3.    Happiest Minds Technologies Ltd IPO  
  4.    Route Mobile Ltd IPO  
  5.    Computer Age Management Services Ltd IPO  
  6.    Chemcon Speciality Chemicals Limited IPO  
  7.    Angel Broking Ltd IPO  
  8.    Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited IPO  
  9.    Likhitha Infrastructure Ltd IPO  
  10.    UTI Asset Management Company Ltd IPO  
  11.    Equitas Small Finance Bank Ltd IPO  
  12.    Gland Pharma Limited IPO  
  13.    Burger King India Limited IPO  
  14.    Mrs. Bectors Food Specialities Limited IPO  
  15.    Antony Waste Handling Cell Limited IPO

  

        These companies are from different sectors. Due to COVID-19 companies got a mixed response. Antony waste tried to list 2 times. The first time it didn't get many buyers so it postponed the idea of listing and tried its luck next time.

 

 

 

IPO, 2020, full list

 

Many companies got bumper listings and some opened on discount on listing day. Rest all did average. Here is the list of companies with full details. 3 companies got listed in doubled the price like 

Happiest Minds Technologies Ltd 
Route Mobile Ltd
Chemcon Speciality Chemicals Limited    

4 companies opened discount price.
SBI Cards and Payment Services Ltd     
Angel Broking Ltd
UTI Asset Management Company Ltd
Equitas Small Finance Bank Ltd

The craze of IPO is increasing day by day in India. In a pandemic situation, people were forced to live in houses. People started to learn something new. 1 skill was the Equity market. There were around 1crore Demat account opening happened. Mostly were fresh to the equity market.


 
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