SIP Investment Of Rs 1.8 Lakhs In This Fund Is Now Rs 3.02 lakhs, Returns Of 64%

Among the better known small cap funds, where investment has grown exponentially over the last few years is the Quant Small Cap Fund. The fund has not only outperformed the markets by a distance, but, also peers by a distance. However, we must inform our readers that we have only given you information and in no way are telling you to invest. We do not have any opinion on the fund and our just laying facts before readers.

Quant Small Cap Fund: Best mutual fund in terms of performance

The Quant Small Cap Fund has been rated as No 1 by Crisil and also has a 5-star rating from Value Research. If you see some of the peers absolute returns it is in their 40s, while Quant Small Cap Fund has given an absolute returns of 64% in 3-years. Let's say you started an SIP investment of Rs 5000 in Quant Small cap Fund about 3-years ago. For 36-months you would have invested a sum totalling Rs 1.80 lakhs, which would be worth Rs 3.01 lakhs today, giving you absolute returns of 64%. This makes it among the best mutual fund schemes currently in terms of returns.

Portfolio, NAV, SIP Amounts for the Quant Small Cap Fund

The portfolio of Quant Small Cap Fund comprises names like Jindal Stainless, RBL, IRB Infra, Reliance Industries and Punjab National Bank. In fact, stocks like ITC have soared in the recent past, which has boosted the performance of the Quant Small Cap Fund. One can start an SIP in the Quant Small Cap Fund with a small amount of Rs 1000 every month. It's important for readers to remember that small cap funds are the most riskiest of mutual fund currently and hence investors must be cautious. The fund size of Quant Small Cap Fund is currently Rs 3300 crores. The net asset value under the growth plan direct is Rs 146.45 currently.

Disclaimer

It's important to remember that investing in mutual funds is subject to stock market risk. The above is not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold into the units of Quant Small Cap Fund. Investors may seek professional advise. Neither the author nor Greynium Information Technologies would be responsible for losses based on a decision in this article.