The New Fund Offers (NFOs) for both ETFs will open on December 1 and close on December 3.
Units will later be listed on stock exchanges, allowing investors to buy and sell them like equity shares. Subscriptions can be made via standard mutual fund platforms.
The fund house noted that gold continues to play a role as a hedge during periods of geopolitical and economic uncertainty, with its relative stability contributing to diversification in investor portfolios. Silver, while recognised as a precious metal, has seen rising demand from industries linked to energy transition, such as solar manufacturing, electric vehicles and advanced electronics, adding a structural dimension to its investment appeal.
Both ETFs aim to provide investors an avenue to access these metals without dealing with physical storage, purity checks or liquidity constraints. The schemes will hold metal in accordance with regulatory guidelines for commodity ETFs, ensuring transparency of underlying assets and daily disclosure of holdings.
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