Gold ETF Assets in India Surpass Milestone of ₹1 Lakh Crore in October 2025

India’s Gold ETF market has achieved a major milestone with total assets under management (AUM) crossing ₹1,00,000 crore in October 2025.  

The surge in investor interest is evident from record high folios and significant net inflows, driven by diversification strategies and market sentiment. 

Gold ETF AUM Crosses ₹1 Lakh Crore Mark 

As of October 2025, the AUM in Gold ETFs reached ₹1,00,000 crore. This milestone reflects a rapid growth pace, especially considering that the AUM had doubled within just 1 year, from October 2024.  

Contributing to this jump were net inflows of more than ₹27,500 crore between January and October 2025—surpassing the cumulative inflows from the preceding 5 years (2020 to 2024). 

During the same period, gold ETF folio count surged from 7.83 lakh in October 2020 to over 95 lakh in October 2025, indicating robust retail participation. Indian gold ETFs now collectively hold above 83 tonnes of physical gold, with nearly one-third of it added in 2025 alone. 

Silver ETFs Continue Gaining Traction 

While gold ETFs are reaching new highs, silver ETFs are not far behind. Since their inception in 2022, silver ETFs have witnessed progressive growth with over 25 lakh folios and an AUM exceeding ₹40,000 crore, showcasing increased investor diversification into precious metals. 

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Conclusion 

The Indian Gold ETF market’s growth to ₹1,00,000 crore in AUM and 95 lakh folios underlines strong investor interest and market trust in these instruments. With supportive market dynamics and expanding ETF offerings, this momentum may continue to build further. 

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