List of all Upcoming NFOs in November 2026
Key takeaways:
- Two NFOs are scheduled to open in November 2026.
- Five NFOs launched in October continue to remain open in November.
- November's lineup includes fixed maturity, energy, real estate, silver and consumption-oriented schemes.
- Minimum investments range from ₹1,000 to ₹5,000.
November 2026 has two NFOs opening during the month and five NFOs launched in October that remain open in November. Upcoming schemes include a fixed-maturity debt plan and a silver fund of funds, while the ongoing list covers energy and realty index strategies, silver ETFs, a silver fund of funds, and a new-age consumption index fund.
The upcoming NFOs open between 4 November and 5 November 2026, with closing dates extending up to 17 November. The ongoing NFOs have closing dates between 5 November and 13 November 2026. The minimum investments across the listed schemes range from ₹1,000 to ₹5,000.
What is an NFO?
A New Fund Offer, or NFO, is the initial subscription period for a newly launched mutual fund scheme. During this period, investors can subscribe to units of the new scheme before it starts regular transactions.
AMCs launch NFOs across different categories and investment strategies. These can include equity funds, index funds, ETFs, debt funds, hybrid funds and fund of funds.
An NFO can give investors access to a new investment strategy from its launch. However, a new fund does not have an established performance history.
Investors should therefore focus on the scheme's investment objective, benchmark, portfolio strategy, risk level, costs and investment horizon instead of choosing a fund only because it is new.
Upcoming NFOs in November 2026
November 2026 brings two new NFOs covering fixed maturity debt and silver investment strategies. While the Aditya Birla Sun Life scheme follows a fixed maturity structure, Quant Silver ETF FOF provides exposure to silver through an underlying exchange-traded fund.
Brief overview of upcoming NFOs in November 2026
The upcoming schemes cover fixed maturity debt and precious metal investment strategies. Investors can therefore compare different approaches rather than focusing only on the NFO launch price. Below are the listed upcoming NFOs for November:
Quant Silver ETF FOF
Silver exposure through an underlying exchange-traded fund is the central strategy of Quant Silver ETF FOF. The open-ended fund of funds opened on 4 November 2026 and will remain available until 6 November. Investors need a minimum investment of ₹5,000.
The scheme seeks long-term capital appreciation by investing in units of the Quant Silver ETF. Its benchmark is the domestic price of physical silver. Investors should consider silver price volatility, the underlying ETF's performance and the additional costs associated with a fund-of-funds structure.
Aditya Birla Sun Life Fixed Maturity Plan-Series VC (114 Days)
A fixed investment tenure of 114 days gives the Aditya Birla Sun Life Fixed Maturity Plan-Series VC its defining structure. The closed-ended debt scheme opened for subscription on 5 November 2026 and will close on 17 November. The minimum investment is ₹1,000, with additional investments in multiples of ₹10.
The scheme seeks to generate income by investing in a portfolio of fixed-income securities maturing on or before its tenure. Investors should examine the credit quality of the underlying securities, maturity profile and interest rate risks before investing.
Ongoing NFOs in November 2026
Five NFOs from the October launch calendar continue into November 2026. They cover different investment approaches, from sector-specific equity exposure and real estate index tracking to precious metals and emerging consumption themes.
Brief overview of ongoing NFOs in November 2026
The following list spans an energy ETF, a realty index fund, two silver-oriented schemes and a new-age consumption index fund. Minimum investments range from ₹1,000 to ₹5,000, while all five schemes carry a Very High Risk classification.
UTI Nifty India New Age Consumption Index Fund
Changing consumption patterns in India form the investment theme of the UTI Nifty India New Age Consumption Index Fund. The open-ended index fund opened on 22 October and closes on 5 November 2026. The minimum investment is ₹1,000.
The scheme tracks the Nifty India New Age Consumption TRI, which includes companies across segments such as passenger vehicles, two-wheelers, jewellery, hotels and financial technology. Investors should examine the index composition, sector exposure, tracking difference and the risks associated with emerging consumption themes.
Invesco India Silver ETF
Direct exposure to physical silver prices is the focus of the Invesco India Silver ETF. The open-ended scheme opened for subscription on 27 October and closes on 9 November 2026. Investors need a minimum investment of ₹5,000.
The scheme seeks to generate returns in line with the performance of physical silver prices, subject to tracking error. Investors should consider silver price volatility, tracking difference, liquidity and the risks associated with precious metal investments.
Invesco India Silver ETF Fund of Fund
Silver investment through an underlying exchange-traded fund is the strategy behind Invesco India Silver ETF Fund of Fund. The NFO opened on 27 October and closes on 9 November 2026. The minimum investment is ₹1,000.
The open-ended fund of funds invests in units of Invesco India Silver ETF. Investors should examine silver price movements, the underlying ETF's performance, portfolio allocation and the additional costs associated with investing through a fund of funds.
Kotak Nifty Realty Index Fund
Real estate sector exposure is the central proposition of the Kotak Nifty Realty Index Fund. The open-ended index fund tracks the Nifty Realty Total Return Index. Its NFO opened on 26 October and closes on 9 November 2026, with a minimum investment of ₹1,000.
The scheme follows a passive investment approach, seeking to replicate the performance of its underlying index, subject to tracking error. Investors should examine the index constituents, real estate sector concentration and the performance of listed property-related companies.
Edelweiss Nifty Energy ETF
Exposure to India's energy sector is the focus of the Edelweiss Nifty Energy ETF. The open-ended ETF opened on 30 October 2026 and will remain available until 13 November. Investors need a minimum investment of ₹5,000.
The scheme seeks to generate returns in line with the Nifty Energy Total Return Index, subject to tracking error. Investors should examine the index constituents, sector concentration and the risks associated with energy-related companies.
What should investors check before investing in an NFO?
An NFO price of ₹10 does not by itself make a scheme cheaper than an existing mutual fund. The starting NAV simply reflects the initial unit price. Investors should focus on what the scheme owns and how it plans to generate returns.
The investment strategy also matters. An index fund follows a benchmark, while a fixed maturity plan invests in debt securities with a defined maturity structure. A fund of funds adds another layer because it invests in other mutual fund schemes. Before subscribing, investors should examine:
- Investment objective and benchmark
- Asset allocation and underlying securities
- Riskometer and volatility
- Minimum investment and SIP amount
- Expense ratio and other costs
- Exit load and redemption rules
- Investment horizon
- How the new scheme fits with an existing portfolio
Final words
November 2026 has two NFOs scheduled to open during the month, alongside five NFOs launched in October that remain open for subscription. The upcoming schemes include fixed maturity and silver-oriented strategies, while the ongoing list offers exposure to the energy sector, real estate, precious metals and India's evolving consumption market.
The wide range of strategies also means that these NFOs serve different investment objectives and risk profiles. Investors should not select a scheme solely because it is new or because its initial NAV appears low.
Instead, compare the scheme's objective, benchmark, portfolio construction, risk level, costs and investment horizon.
