Tata BSE Multicap Consumption 50:30:20 Index Fund · Regular · Growth
NAV
₹9.2469
as of 30 Sept 2026
Expense Ratio
1.22%
AUM
₹43 Cr
Lumpsum returns (CAGR)
- 1Y
- —
- 3Y
- —
- 5Y
- —
- Since Inception
- -7.53%
SIP returns (XIRR)
- 1Y
- —
- 3Y
- —
- 5Y
- —
- Since Inception
- -5.47%
Not enough verified history to show honest backtest scenarios (this fund is under 3 years old).
Performance Comparison
Sectoral allocation
as of 31 Aug 2026- Automobiles22.34%
- Consumer Durables15.66%
- Retailing14.31%
- Auto Components12.94%
- Diversified FMCG7.84%
- Realty6.36%
- Food Products3.98%
- Leisure Services3.97%
- Agricultural Food & other Products3.63%
- Personal Products3.16%
- Beverages3.08%
- Textiles & Apparels1.64%
Each sector links to the mutual funds most exposed to it.
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What this fund does
Tata BSE Multicap Consumption 50:30:20 Index Fund · Regular · Growth is a passively managed fund that tracks a specific market index, aiming to replicate its returns with minimal tracking error. Index funds offer low-cost, diversified exposure to the market with full transparency of holdings.
About This Fund
Tata BSE Multicap Consumption 50:30:20 Index Fund · Regular · Growth is a Index Fund mutual fund offered by Tata Mutual Fund. The fund has been operational for over 0 years. It manages assets worth ₹43.3 Cr, reflecting investor confidence in the fund's strategy. It benchmarks its performance against BSE MULTICAP CONSUMPTION (50:30:20). The current expense ratio is 1.22%.
Who Should Invest?
- •Aggressive investors comfortable with significant short-term volatility
- •Investors with a long-term horizon of 7+ years who can ride out market cycles
- •Cost-conscious investors who prefer passive investing with low expense ratios
- •SIP investors who can benefit from rupee cost averaging during market fluctuations