With the FMCG (Fast Moving Consumer Goods) sector booming, investors are increasingly eyeing mutual funds dedicated to this vibrant industry. Rising consumption trends and expanding rural markets are making FMCG mutual funds an appealing investment option.
Here are five standout FMCG-focused mutual funds that have delivered impressive performances:
1. SBI Consumption Opportunities Fund – Direct Plan Growth
Fund Overview:
- NAV: ₹338.1
- Expense Ratio: 2.06%
- AUM: ₹2,165 Cr
- CRISIL Rank: Not Specified
Performance:
- 1 Month: 4.49%
- 3 Months: 10.59%
- 6 Months: 14.23%
- 1 Year: 32.63%
- 3 Years: 91.68%
- 5 Years: 159.18%
SBI Consumption Opportunities Fund has emerged as a top performer with robust returns across different time frames. Its strategic investments in the FMCG sector have resulted in significant growth, making it a preferred choice for investors seeking high returns from the consumer goods market.
2. ICICI Prudential FMCG Fund – Direct Plan-Growth
- Expense Ratio: 2.19%
- CRISIL Rank: Not Specified
Performance:
- 1 Month: 6.61%
- 1 Year: 14.29%
- 3 Years: 69.65%
- 5 Years: 104.02%
3. Tata India Consumer Fund Growth
- Expense Ratio: 2.06%
- CRISIL Rank: Not Specified
Performance:
- 1 Month: 3.82%
- 1 Year: 34.07%
- 3 Years: 72.84%
- 5 Years: 136.63%
4. Mirae Asset Great Consumer Fund Growth
- Expense Ratio: 1.88%
- CRISIL Rank: Not Specified
Performance:
- 1 Month: 5.01%
- 1 Year: 33.69%
- 3 Years: 79.91%
- 5 Years: 147.51%
5. Nippon India Consumption Fund Growth
- Expense Ratio: 2.36%
- CRISIL Rank: Not Specified
Performance:
- 1 Month: 7.05%
- 1 Year: 41.03%
- 3 Years: 96.89%
- 5 Years: 191.67%
Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is for educational and informational purposes only. It should not be considered investment advice or a recommendation to invest in any particular mutual fund or asset class. Past performance does not indicate future results, and investors should research and consult with a financial advisor before making investment decisions. Investing in mutual funds involves risks, including the possible loss of principal invested.
