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DSP

DSP Nifty 50 ETF

Index Funds / ETFsOther Rank 265 of 343

NAV · Regular-Growth

—-2.09-0.88%

As of — · AMFI

NAV growth-8.7%
Oct ’25Oct ’26
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Returns

Lags category

0 of 2 periods ahead

Consistency

Strong

positive in 4 of 5 years

Trails its Index Funds / ETFs category on 1Y & 3Y.

1Y return

-8.9%

-9.4 vs cat

3Y CAGR

+6.1%

-4.3 vs cat

5Y CAGR

—

AUM

—

fund size

Expense

—

direct plan

Volatility 3Y

14.0%

3Y std dev

Go deeper on DSP Nifty 50 ETF

Two data-only views, computed from this fund's real NAV history — no projections.

In plain English

DSP Nifty 50 ETF is a Index Funds / ETFs scheme from DSP. 3-year CAGR: about 6.1%. Worst historical drawdown: -16% in Jun 2022, recovered in 5 months.

Auto-generated from holdings, returns and risk data. No paid placement, no copy-pasted boilerplate.

NAV history

Showing Regular · Growth · INF740KA1CL0

NAV (Direct-Growth)

₹236.5462

Last 1Y

-8.73%

Oct 25Min ₹233.66 · Max ₹275.15 · 246 ptsOct 26

Drawdown stories

The crashes you should know about — and how long the fund took to recover.

Jun 2022

-15.8%

Peak ₹182.88 on 17 Jan 2022 → trough ₹154.02 on 17 Jun 2022 (5 months down).

Recovered in 5 months· 1 Nov 2022

Mar 2025

-15.4%

Peak ₹270.34 on 26 Sept 2024 → trough ₹228.59 on 4 Mar 2025 (5 months down).

Recovered in 8 months· 27 Oct 2025

Mar 2026 — ongoing

-15.1%

Peak ₹275.15 on 2 Jan 2026 → trough ₹233.66 on 30 Mar 2026 (3 months down).

Not yet recovered

Computed from the full NAV history. We show drawdowns deeper than 10%, sorted by depth.

Performance

Returns for various periods, with category average and peer rank.

PeriodReturnsCategory avgRank
1W-3.08%-2.60%344/ 741
1M-6.15%-4.74%479/ 736
3M-7.33%-3.87%580/ 709
6M-0.46%+5.02%526/ 680
YTD-13.38%-3.94%532/ 640
1Y-8.94%+0.48%487/ 605
2Y-4.24%+1.80%296/ 446
3Y+6.06%+10.40%265/ 343

Available plans & options

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