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DSP Small Cap Fund: Fund review


ET Wealth collaborates with Value Research to analyse top mutual funds. We examine the key fundamentals of the fund, its portfolio and performance to help you make an informed investment decision.


BASIC FACTS
DATE OF LAUNCH


14 JUNE 2007

CATEGORY

EQUITY


TYPE

SMALL CAP

AUM*

Rs.9,231 Crore

BENCHMARK

S&P BSE 250 SMALLCAP

TOTAL RETURN INDEX

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WHAT IT COSTS

NAV**
GROWTH OPTION


Rs.111.78

IDCW

Rs.42.98

MINIMUM INVESTMENT
Rs.500

MINIMUM SIP AMOUNT

Rs.100

EXPENSE RATIO*** (%)

1.86

EXIT LOAD

1% for redemption

within 364 days

*AS ON 30 NOVEMBER 2022
**AS ON 27 DECEMBER 2022
***AS ON 30 NOVEMBER 2022

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FUND MANAGER
VINIT SAMBRE


TENURE: 12 YEARS, 5 MONTHS


Recent portfolio changes
New Entrants:
Harsha Engineers International (Sept), Archean Chemical Industries (Nov).

Complete Exits: Equitas Small Finance Bank (Sept), Muthoot Capital Services (Oct), Prism Johnson (Nov).

Increasing allocation: Aarti Drugs, Cyient, Dodla Dairy, Finolex Inds, Harsha Engineers, Heritage Foods, Just Dial, Prince Pipes, Rolex Rings, TCPL Packaging (Nov).

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Should you buy?


Earlier run with the ‘micro cap’ moniker, this fund was repositioned as a small cap offering a few years ago. Apart from its small cap tilt, it retains modest presence in mid caps—lesser than many of its peers. The fund manager prefers quality, growth-oriented business with healthy cash flows, scalability and strong management. The portfolio is well diversified, with modest positions in its top bets. The fund’s performance in recent years has been middling, managing to beat its index yet lagging many of its peers. The fund must find its footing soon to avoid having to play catch-up with others in its category.

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(Source: Value Research)



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