NAV
₹13.9208
as of 17 Jun 2026
Expense Ratio
—
see scheme documents
Lumpsum returns (CAGR)
- 1Y
- +4.30%
- 3Y
- —
- 5Y
- —
- Since Inception
- +13.40%
SIP returns (XIRR)
- 1Y
- +10.11%
- 3Y
- —
- 5Y
- —
- Since Inception
- +7.27%
Performance Comparison
Sectoral allocation
as of 30 Apr 2026- Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology13.00%
- Finance10.00%
- Banks8.00%
- Auto Components6.00%
- IT - Services6.00%
- Capital Markets5.00%
- Electrical Equipment5.00%
- Healthcare Services5.00%
- Chemicals & Petrochemicals4.00%
- Transport Services4.00%
- Other Consumer Services3.00%
- Non - Ferrous Metals3.00%
Each sector links to the mutual funds most exposed to it.
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Fund Details
Available transactions
Portfolio holdings
portfolio shared with Baroda BNP Paribas Small Cap Fund - Direct Plan - IDCW option
- 1Multi Commodity Exchange Of India Limited3.70%
- 2National Aluminium Company Limited3.32%
- 3Navin Fluorine International Limited3.21%
- 4Beml Limited3.00%
- 5Laurus Labs Limited2.97%
- 6Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited2.93%
- 7Physicswallah Limited2.71%
- 8Jb Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals Limited2.55%
- 9Can Fin Homes Limited2.49%
- 10Ujjivan Small Finance Bank Limited2.48%
Investment Objective
Baroda BNP Paribas Small Cap Fund · Direct · Growth aims to generate long-term capital appreciation by investing in small-cap companies — ranked 251st and below by market capitalisation. Small-cap funds offer higher growth potential but also carry higher volatility and risk compared to large-cap and mid-cap funds.
About This Fund
Baroda BNP Paribas Small Cap Fund · Direct · Growth is a Small Cap mutual fund offered by Baroda BNP Paribas Mutual Fund. The fund has been operational for over 2 years.
Who Should Invest?
- •Investors with a high risk appetite seeking long-term wealth creation
- •Investors with an investment horizon of 5 years or more
- •Investors who understand that small-cap stocks can be highly volatile and are willing to stay invested for the long term
- •SIP investors who can benefit from rupee cost averaging during market fluctuations