The Nifty India Internet Index tracks the performance of companies that primarily operate through digital and online platforms, currently including 27 stocks with exposure to diverse internet-driven businesses. According to reports from Mint, the index was launched with a base date of 1 October 2021 and a base value of 1,000. It includes eligible internet-focused businesses from the Nifty Total Market Index and assigns weights based on their free-float market capitalization, with the weight of any single stock capped at 20% to maintain diversification.
The index's largest constituent is Eternal at 19.30%, followed by PB Fintech at 13.86%, One 97 Communications at 11.24%, Info Edge (India) at 9.09%, FSN E-Commerce Ventures at 8.57%, and Swiggy at 8.46%. As reported by Mint, from a sector perspective, consumer services accounts for 59.86% of the portfolio, followed by financial services at 38.63%, with media, entertainment and publication companies making up the remaining 1.51%. Other notable holdings include Angel One, Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC), Motilal Oswal Financial Services, and Billionbrains Garage Ventures.
According to Mint data as of June 19, 2026, the Nifty India Internet Index delivered 5.06% returns over one week, 3.24% over one month, and 12.90% over three months. However, the index showed negative performance with -11.43% returns over six months and -10.58% year-to-date. An investment of ₹1,00,000 would have grown to approximately ₹1,05,060 in the last week, ₹1,03,240 over the past month, and ₹1,12,900 over the last three months, but declined to around ₹88,570 over six months and ₹89,420 on a year-to-date basis.
As reported by Mint, investors can access the Nifty India Internet Index through index funds and ETFs that track the index. The Groww Nifty India Internet ETF leads with an AUM of ₹33 crore, followed by the Mirae Asset Nifty India Internet ETF at ₹28 crore. The index provides exposure to internet and catalogue retail, fintech, e-commerce, digital entertainment, web-based media and services, e-learning, and electronic media companies. However, investors should note that the index is relatively concentrated with the top few stocks accounting for significant portfolio share, and is heavily tilted toward consumer services and financial services, limiting sector diversification.
