Nippon India Quant Fund · Regular · Growth
NAV
₹72.4637
as of 17 Jun 2026
Expense Ratio
0.96%
AUM
₹109 Cr
Lumpsum returns (CAGR)
- 1Y
- +3.46%
- 3Y
- +16.18%
- 5Y
- +15.12%
- Since Inception
- —
SIP returns (XIRR)
- 1Y
- +2.58%
- 3Y
- +8.98%
- 5Y
- +13.69%
- Since Inception
- —
Returns calculated from 17 February 2017 onwards due to a structural change in the scheme on that date. Earlier NAV history is preserved but excluded from multi-year return calculations. Periods spanning this date show —.
Risk Metrics
Trailing 1 year, annualised-0.12
Sharpe Ratio
-0.00
Alpha
0.48
Beta
-0.11
Sortino
14.70%
Std Dev
-12.57%
Max Drawdown
Performance Comparison
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Fund Details
Available transactions
Portfolio holdings
- 1Icici Bank Limited7.20%
- 2Reliance Industries Limited6.42%
- 3State Bank Of India5.56%
- 4Hdfc Bank Limited5.46%
- 5Larsen & Toubro Limited5.06%
- 6Infosys Limited3.99%
- 7Bharti Airtel Limited3.90%
- 8Bharat Electronics Limited3.79%
- 9Mahindra & Mahindra Limited3.24%
- 10Ntpc Limited2.95%
Investment Objective
Nippon India Quant Fund · Regular · Growth invests in stocks from a specific sector or theme, offering concentrated exposure to a particular area of the economy. These funds carry sector-specific risks but can deliver significant returns when the underlying sector performs well.
About This Fund
Nippon India Quant Fund · Regular · Growth is a Sectoral / Thematic mutual fund offered by Nippon India Mutual Fund. The fund has been operational for over 18 years. It manages assets worth ₹109 Cr, reflecting investor confidence in the fund's strategy. It benchmarks its performance against BSE 200 TRI. The current expense ratio is 0.96%.
Who Should Invest?
- •Investors with a high risk appetite seeking long-term wealth creation
- •Investors with an investment horizon of 5 years or more
- •SIP investors who can benefit from rupee cost averaging during market fluctuations