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From a long-term perspective, midcap stocks have been known to outperform large cap companies despite underperformance over short
terms. History also suggests that after sluggish periods, midcaps have performed stronger than large cap stocks. Midcaps are
under-researched and hence under-owned. As a result, opportunities to pick under-valued stocks are abound. There are many sectors / areas
in the Indian economy which are dominated by midcap companies. A midcap fund could be in a better position to capitalize on investment
opportunities in such sectors. A shift from unorganized to organized sector is likely to gain momentum given government’s thrust to
formalise larger part of the economy. Midcap companies are likely to be key beneficiaries of this change. Due to all the above, Midcap stocks,
if chosen carefully, likely have the potential to reward investors handsomely, provided the investors have patience to endure short term
volatility and stay invested for the long term.
Fund Strategy
A well diversified portfolio with individual stock
positions typically in the range of not exceeding 3-4%
Actively look for investment opportunities arising out of
Moats - Look for competitive Scalability - Focus on owning Valuations - prevailing (a) shift from unorganized to organized sector and
advantage in a business, for businesses that are likely to valuations should be (b) significantly higher growth of certain smaller sectors
e.g. low cost advantage, grow at a higher rate than reasonable after factoring of the economy
edge in distribution network, the broader market and can in the future growth
Bottom up stock picking to choose under owned and
brand recall, etc potentially achieve prospects
under research stocks
significant size
Sectors Commodities Consumer Energy Financial Health Care Information Manufacturing Services Telecom
Services Technology
Marketcap
3.5 2.1 1.2 1.8 2.1 0.8
Top 100
stocks
Next 150
12.3 7.3 2.3 16.6 6.5 1.2 16.5 3.9
stocks
Beyond Top
2.6 5.2 0.6 3.4 0.3 1.7 4.1 1.4
250 stocks
Fund Facts Sectors Weight in Weight in
Scheme (%) benchmark (%)
Minimum Application Amount
Lump sum: Initial investment: Rs.5,000 per application Manufacturing 22.64 16.61
Additional investment: Rs.1,000 per application
SIP: Rs.500 (minimum 6 monthly installments or minimum 4 quarterly Financial Services 21.22 26.85
installments)
Commodities 18.30 6.91
Asset Allocation
80% - 100% in equity and equity-related instruments Consumer 14.60 20.98
0% - 20% in debt secuirities, securitised debt and money market instruments
(including cash/ call money) Healthcare 8.53 10.52
Load Services 5.26 1.80
Entry Load: Nil; Exit Load: If the units redeemed or switched out are upto
10% of the units purchased or switched in (“the limit”) within 1 year from IT 2.96 6.41
the date of allotment – Nil. If units redeemed or switched out are over and
above the limit within 1 year from the date of allotment – 1%. If units are Energy 2.88 9.62
redeemed or switched out on or after 1 year from the date of allotment – Nil.
Fund Manager Telecommunications 0.82 0.31
Mr. Vihang Naik & Mr. Venugopal Manghat (w.e.f. Dec 17, 2019) Source: Bloomberg, ICRA mfie, Internal. Data as on 31st December 2019
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