Upcoming NFO Stock List 2025: Top New Fund Offers to Watch Today

NFO means New Fund Offer. It is the first time when a mutual fund company launches a new scheme for investors. People can buy units of this new fund at the starting price, usually ₹10 per unit.

After the NFO period ends, the fund starts working by investing the collected money in stocks, bonds, or other assets. Investors can then buy or sell units of this fund like a regular mutual fund.

Types of New Fund Offer

There are three types of New Fund Offers (NFOs). First is the Open-Ended NFO, where the mutual fund company collects money from investors without any limit on how many units can be sold. Investors can buy or sell units anytime even after the NFO period ends.

These funds are managed by the company and do not trade on stock exchanges. Second is the Close-Ended NFO, where the company sells a fixed number of units only during the NFO period. After this period, investors cannot buy new units or redeem them until the fund closes. These funds trade on stock exchanges with daily prices.

Third is the Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) NFO, which is a special type of mutual fund that follows a stock market index like NIFTY or Sensex. ETFs launched via NFOs also trade on stock exchanges and investors can buy or sell units anytime without restrictions.