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    Groww Mutual Fund Launches BSE Hospitals ETF To Tap India’s Healthcare Growth

    February 11, 2026


    Groww Mutual Fund has introduced two new passive investment products aimed at providing focused exposure to India’s hospital sector through the BSE Hospitals Index. The fund house has launched the Groww BSE Hospitals ETF along with the Groww BSE Hospitals ETF Fund of Funds, expanding its passive offerings within the healthcare theme. Both schemes are designed to mirror the performance of the BSE Hospitals Index, which tracks listed companies operating in the organised hospitals space.

    The exchange traded fund will replicate the index by holding its constituent stocks in the same weightage as the benchmark. This structure allows investors to participate in the overall performance of the hospital segment without the need to select individual stocks. The Fund of Funds variant will invest predominantly in units of the underlying ETF, offering an alternative access route for investors who prefer the mutual fund format rather than trading directly on the exchange.

    The new fund offer period for these schemes opens on February 12, 2026, and closes on February 26, 2026. The minimum investment amount has been set at Rs 500, making the products accessible to a broad range of investors. The schemes are positioned to capture opportunities arising from structural growth drivers in the healthcare delivery market, including rising healthcare expenditure, expanding insurance coverage, and increasing demand for organised hospital services.

    The launch reflects growing investor interest in sector specific passive strategies that offer transparency, diversification, and cost efficiency. By tracking a dedicated hospital index, the products provide targeted exposure to a niche but expanding segment of the healthcare industry, aligning with long term themes in India’s evolving healthcare ecosystem.





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