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IMVP ETF: What Is It? - Total Guide to Returns, Expense Ratio, Holdings, and Alternative ETFs

Updated June 26, 2026 · First published June 26, 2026

The Invesco India ETF (IMVP) selects Indian large- and mid-cap quality stocks using four scores—momentum, value, volatility, and profitability—and the key decision criteria versus the market-cap-weighted core ETF INDA are Invesco's management, the equal-weighted structure, and the resulting differences in expense ratio and dividends.

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What Is the Invesco India ETF?

It is an Indian equity ETF that tracks an India factor index produced by FTSE, selecting top Indian-listed large- and mid-cap stocks whose momentum, value, volatility, and profitability scores rank highest in a sector-neutral manner.

It is suited to investors who want diversified exposure to the Indian equity market within emerging markets but prefer factor-based quality-stock selection over plain index tracking.

The ETF is run by Invesco on a passive (index-tracking) basis.

How to Invest in the Invesco India ETF

ItemDetails
Tracked IndexFTSE India Quality & Yield Select Index
Management StylePassive (factor index tracking)
Rebalancing CycleQuarterly
Dividend CycleSemi-annual dividends
Total Expense Ratio0.78%
ManagerInvesco

From Indian-listed stocks, it selects the top names with the highest combined momentum, value, volatility, and profitability scores on a sector-neutral basis. Rather than market-cap weighting, holdings are closer to equal-weighted, reducing concentration in any single large-cap stock, and constituents are automatically adjusted quarterly according to index rules.

  • Quality-stock selection based on a combined four-factor score
  • Near-equal-weighted construction that reduces large-cap concentration
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Invesco India ETF Size and Cost (AUM and Expense Ratio)

Assets under management (AUM) stand at $92.1M, and the total expense ratio is 0.78% annually.

Unlike simple market-cap-weighted India ETFs, its factor-selection and equal-weighted structure means different constituents and weightings, and its expense ratio accordingly tends to run somewhat higher than that of broad core India ETFs.

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Invesco India ETF Performance and Flows

1-Year Price Performance
Dividend & Yield
Dividend Yield 3.19%
Annual Dividend (TTM) $0.58
1Y Return -25.4%
Next Ex-Dividend Date 6/22/2026
52-Week Price Range
$18
Low $18 High $25
vs. low +2.28% vs. high -25.88%

Returns move with Indian equity-market trends, currency movements, and foreign-fund flows, and given its factor-selection structure, short-term performance can diverge from the broader market index. As an emerging-markets asset, volatility tends to be elevated.

Capital flows fluctuate with India's growth outlook and emerging-markets allocation demand, and in risk-off environments, funds can exit alongside other emerging-markets assets. Currency moves and the global rate environment also shape fund flows.

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Invesco India ETF: Strengths and Weaknesses

Factor-based quality-stock selection and the equal-weighted structure are the strengths, while emerging-markets volatility and a comparatively higher expense ratio are the drawbacks.

💪 Key Strengths

Factor-Based Quality Selection
A rules-based framework that screens stocks on momentum, value, volatility, and profitability scores.
Reduced Large-Cap Concentration
A near-equal-weighted construction that limits concentration in a few large-cap names.
Exposure to India's Growth
Diversified exposure to Indian large- and mid-cap stocks provides access to a growth market.

⚠️ Points to Watch

Emerging-Markets Volatility
Indian equities tend to be volatile due to policy and currency influences.
Currency Exposure
Won-based investors also bear dollar and rupee exchange-rate swings.
Expense-Ratio Burden
The total expense ratio is somewhat higher than that of broad core India ETFs.
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Invesco India ETF: Alternatives and Related Products

The leading alternative with the same Indian equity exposure is INDA, a broad market-cap-weighted core ETF that tends to carry a lower expense ratio. Other products shown alongside in the table—EWZ (Brazil) and MCHI·FXI (China)—belong to the same emerging-markets category but offer different country exposures, leading to different diversification benefits and risk profiles. Within India, SMIN is an option for those wanting small-cap focus, while INDY can be considered for large-cap-centric exposure. IMVP stands apart from these with its factor-selection and equal-weighted structure.

Peer Comparison ETFs
TickerNamePriceChangeAUMTotal Expense RatioDividend Yield1Y
EWZEWZiShares MSCI Brazil ETF$42.59+1.8%$13.8B0.59%3.18%+40.3%
EWTEWTiShares MSCI Taiwan ETF$104.90+0.9%$11.4B0.59%0.97%+64.3%
INDAINDAiShares MSCI India ETF$46.46-1.9%$5.8B0.61%--15.2%
MCHIMCHIiShares MSCI China ETF$49.00-0.0%$5.5B0.59%2.24%-23.6%
FLTWFLTWFranklin FTSE Taiwan ETF$100.93+1.1%$4.7B0.19%1.62%+65.3%
Top Holdings
TickerNameWeightPriceChangeMarket CapP/EDividend Yield
INFYInfosys Ltd ADR0.04%$12.35-6.6%$50.1B15.15.07%
UNBUNBUnion Bankshares Inc0.04%$23.04+0.9%$113.9M8.96.25%
BACBank Of America Corp0.03%$50.56-1.0%$350.0B12.12.38%
RDYRDYDr. Reddy's Laboratories Ltd ADR0.03%$13.21-0.1%$11.0B29.70.61%
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Investor Checklist for the Invesco India ETF

Points to review before investing in IMVP. It is advisable to check the characteristics of Indian market exposure and the factor-selection strategy, the differences from the broad market index that arise from the equal-weighted structure, and the impact of costs and currency in advance.

Checklist ItemWhat to VerifyCurrent Status
💵 Expense RatioConfirm the impact of cumulative costs over long-term holdingTends to be somewhat high
📊 Factor StructureUnderstand the different constituents and performance versus a market-cap indexFactor selection applied
🌏 Emerging-Markets ExposureAbility to tolerate Indian policy and equity-market volatilityVolatility tends to be high
💱 CurrencyImpact of dollar and rupee exchange rates on won-denominated returnsNo currency hedging applied

Emerging-markets volatility, currency moves, and tracking differences that arise when the factor strategy diverges from the broad market index are the main sources of variability. In risk-off environments, short-term drawdowns can deepen.

It is a suitable choice for investors seeking diversified, factor-based exposure to Indian quality stocks. For investors who prioritize simple core exposure and a low expense ratio, INDA is appropriate; for those who prefer factor selection and an equal-weighted structure, IMVP is the better fit.

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Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. All investment responsibility lies with the investor.

This article reflects information as of June 26, 2026.

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