If you invested Rs 1 lakh in Nippon India Growth Fund at the time of its launch 28 years back, your investment would have grown to over Rs 3 crores. Nippon India Growth Fund’s journey is also largely a part of India’s economic growth post liberalization. From some of the worst economic and financial crises the world has ever seen, to major economic milestones, Nippon India Growth Fund has seen all the major macro events over the past 28 years (see the chart below).
Source: Advisorkhoj.com, as on 12th December 2023
The chart below shows the growth of Rs 10,000 investment in Nippon India Growth Fund versus Nifty 50 TRI, since the inception of the index. You can see that Nippon India Growth Fund created massive alpha for investors. Even though the Nifty 50 TRI chart seems flattish, investors should know that the CAGR return of Nifty 50 TRI over this period was nearly 14%. The Nifty chart seems to flattish because the performance of Nippon India Growth Fund over the same period was phenomenal – CAGR of 23%. The chart below shows the power of compounding of equity as an asset class.
Source: Advisorkhoj.com, as on 12th December 2023
The chart below shows the growth of Rs 10,000 monthly SIP in Nippon India Growth fund since the inception of the fund. With a cumulative investment of around Rs 34 lakhs, you could have accumulated a corpus of nearly Rs 20 crores through SIP. The annualized SIP return (XIRR) of the fund was 23%.
Source: Advisorkhoj.com, as on 12th December 2023
Almost all funds of vintage go through ups and downs. Nippon India Growth Fund also had its ups and downs. The fund has consistently been ranked in the top 2 quartiles in 6 out of the last 7 years. Performance consistency is one of the most important attributes of top performing mutual funds in our opinion. The consistent outperformance of Nippon India Growth Fund versus its peers can be attributed to the stock picking approach of the fund manager and the research capabilities of Nippon India Mutual Fund. The chart below shows the quartile ranking performance of Nippon India Growth Fund over the last 10 years or so.
Source: Advisorkhoj Research, as on 30th November 2023.
The fund was launched in October 1995 and has over Rs 21,380 crores of assets under management (as on 30th November 2023). The expense ratio of the fund is 1.69%. The fund primarily invests in midcap stocks (currently 70% of the scheme holdings). SEBI classifies 101st to 250th companies by market capitalization as midcap stocks. Rupesh Patel and Sanjay Doshi are the fund managers of this scheme. Both the fund managers have strong long term track record.
In the US Federal Reserve meeting on 13th December, the central bank indicated that it will not hike interest rates going forward. In fact, the Fed indicated that it may cut interest rates 3 times in 2024. US bond yields declined and global equity markets have rebounded. With global risk-on sentiments, a lot of global fund flows will continue to come to India, as we are the best performing major economy. With over $4 trillion of market cap, India stock market is the fifth largest market in the world. India has been included in global debt indices (e.g. JP Morgan EM Bond index etc).
In view of substantial infusion of global liquidity in Indian capital markets, we are likely to see a situation where money is struggling to find companies worth investing in, in other words, great time for midcaps. Nippon India Growth Fund has a strong track record of wealth creations and generating alphas for investors across market cycles.
Consult your Mutual fund distributor or financial advisor to understand more about Nippon India Growth Fund and how to invest in it.
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