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DSP Mid Cap Fund

DSP Mid Cap Fund

Benchmark: Nifty Midcap 150 TRI info icon

8.52 lakh people have invested in this fund

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This fund

Nifty Midcap 150 TRI

NIFTY 50 TRI

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This fund

Nifty Midcap 150 TRI

NIFTY 50 TRI

team 8.52 lakh people have invested in this fund as of

Total AUM

19,672.97 crores
as of May 31, 2026

Age of Fund

19 years 7 months since Nov 14, 2006

Exit Load

1%
upto 12 Months

Ideal holding period

10 Years+

Portfolio as of May 31, 2026

Large Cap 14.8%
Mid Cap 67.8%
Small Cap 12.9%
Holdings Weight %
Coforge Limited 3.9 %
Cholamandalam Investment and Finance Company Limited 2.7 %
Fortis Healthcare Limited 2.7 %
Nippon Life India Asset Management Limited 2.5 %
Max Financial Services Limited 2.5 %
Bharat Forge Limited 2.4 %
The Phoenix Mills Limited 2.4 %
IPCA Laboratories Limited 2.3 %
The Federal Bank Limited 2.3 %
Voltas Limited 2.3 %
Equity includes Stocks, Domestic Fund of Funds and ETFs
Indian (4.5%)
Credit rating profile Weight %
Cash & Equivalent 4.5 %
Instrument break-up Weight %
TREPS 4.3 %
Holdings Weight %
TREPS / Reverse Repo Investments 4.3 %
Cash & cash equivalents 0.2 %

Indicators

Portfolio turnover ratio

0.2238 last 12 months

Standard Deviation

18.24 %

Sharpe Ratio

0.71

Beta

0.96

R-Squared

92.44 %

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  • Historical Returns (As per SEBI format)as of with investment of10,000

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Income distribution Cum Capital Withdrawal (IDCW) Distributed

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Rolling period

Funds Minimum Median Maximum % times -ve returns % times returns > 7%

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Date of allotment: Nov 14, 2006.

Period for which fund's performance has been provided is computed based on last day of the month-end preceding the date of advertisement

Different plans shall have a different expense structure. The performance details provided herein are of Institutional Plan.

Since inception returns have been calculated from the date of allotment till June 30, 2021

Past performance may or may not be sustained in future and should not be used as a basis for comparison with other investments

Rolling returns have been calculated based on returns from regular plan growth option.

Pursuant to payments of Income Distribution cum Capital Withdrawal, the NAV of the IDCW option(s) of Schemes would fall to the extent of payout, and statutory levy, if any.

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Fund Details

Fund Details

Things to know before you invest

  1. Mid Cap Fund invests in mid-sized companies that have the potential to become big.
  2. It looks for durable businesses run by able managers that generate strong financial metrics- businesses which can become future leaders.
  3. Mid-sized companies like these can offer more growth potential than larger companies but at lower risk levels than smaller-sized companies.
  1. Offers the potential to 'earn big' returns by utilizing this high-risk, high-return strategy.
  2. Can help you beat the impact of rising prices over the long-term.
  3. Can be a suitable choice for wealth accumulation using long-term SIP
  1. Consider this fund if you
    • Are LONG-TERM investors & willing to hold fund for atleast 10 years.
    • SIP investors who are disciplined to continue SIP for longer tenure.
    • Are an experienced investor with a well-set core portfolio & know what you're doing.
    • Are looking to tactically allocate 10-15% of your overall portfolio to very high-risk opportunities.
    • Understand that there is very high risk involved in this category of funds in the quest for high returns.
    • Have the patience & mental resilience to remain invested for a decade or more.
    • Recognize market falls as good opportunities to invest more.
  1. NAV of the fund is likely to fluctuate a lot more than other diversified equity funds as smaller companies are more prone to economic shocks.
  2. Please do not use recent or past returns as the only criteria to evaluate this fund.
  3. Mid Cap fund carries Very High Risk.

Fund managers:

Vinit Sambre

Vinit Sambre

Total work experience of 28 years. Managing this fund since July 2012.
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Total work experience of 28 years. Managing this fund since July 2012.

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Abhishek Ghosh

Abhishek Ghosh

Total work experience of 18 years. Managing this fund since September 2022.
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Total work experience of 18 years. Managing this fund since September 2022.

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Investment Objective

The primary investment objective is to seek to generate long term capital appreciation from a portfolio that is substantially constituted of equity and equity related securities of mid-cap companies. From time to time, the fund manager will also seek participation in other equity and equity related securities to achieve optimal portfolio construction.
There is no assurance that the investment objective of the Scheme will be realized

Fund Type

Equity – Diversified
Mid Cap Fund

An open ended equity scheme predominantly investing in mid cap stocks

Riskometer

Level of Risk in the fund

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Tax Implications (Applies to redemptions or transfers made on or after April 1, 2025)

Taxation category - Equity Oriented Fund Sub Category - Equity Schemes
Holding period Capital gain type Applicable tax rate
More than 12 months Long term 12.5 %
12 months or less Short term 20 %

Mutual fund taxation is based on the fund's taxation category, sub-category, and holding period. The applicable tax rates are subject to prevailing tax laws, including surcharges, cess, and exemptions. Please consult a tax advisor for personalized guidance. View detailed tax guide


Transaction timelines

Purchase (including SIP) Redemption (including SWP) Switch-out (including STP-out) Switch-in (including STP-in)
NAV You Get Cut-off Time Processing Timeline
Same-day NAV (if money is received before cut-off) 3:00 PM (business days) Units added to your folio on T+1 days (if money is received before cut-off).
NAV You Get Cut-off Time Processing Timeline
Same-day NAV (if request is placed before cut-off) 3:00 PM (business days) Redemption processed on T+1 business days. Money credited to your bank account by T+2 business days.
NAV You Get Cut-off Time Processing Timeline
Same-day NAV (if request is placed before cut-off) 3:00 PM (business days) Switch-out processed on T+2 business days
NAV You Get Cut-off Time Processing Timeline
NAV of this scheme 3:00 PM (business days) Units added on T+1 business days after the switch-out from the source scheme.
NAV You Get Cut-off Time Processing Timeline
NA NA Money credited instantly.
  • Requests after cut-off are processed using next business day's NAV.
  • Business days: Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays).
  • No transactions are processed on weekends or public holidays. Click here to view the list of Non-Business Days.
  • T+1, T+3, T+5 refer to 1 / 3 / 5 working days after the transaction day.
  • Kindly note that the processing timeline for Switch-In transactions is governed by the TAT of the respective Switch-Out scheme. Hence the Switch-Out TAT should be referred to for estimating the Switch-In timeline.

FAQs

FAQs

Mid Cap funds invest in mid-sized companies that have the potential to become big. SEBI defines companies ranked 101st to 250th companies by market capitalization as midcap companies. As per SEBI's, mandate midcap funds should invest minimum 65% of their assets in midcap companies. The balance 35% in midcap funds can be invested in large cap, small cap or other asset classes.

Mid-sized companies like these can offer more growth potential than larger companies but at lower risk levels than smaller-sized companies. Midcap companies can be market leaders in certain industry sectors or sub-sectors / niches. They can also be challengers to large caps in certain sectors. These businesses tend to be less capital intensive, more nimble and innovative than large caps. At the same time, they tend to be more stable than small caps due to their size and balance sheet strengths.

Mid-sized companies are often under-researched compared to large caps, leading to more inefficiency in price discovery.. This provides opportunities to fund managers of identifying stocks that are trading at significant discounts to their fair values and benefits of valuation re-rating in the future. This can create significant alphas for investors.

From a risk / return perspective, midcap funds are somewhere between large caps and small caps. They offer greater growth potential than large caps and are less volatile than small caps.

  • Long term investors & are willing to remain invested for at least 5 years.

  • SIP investors who are disciplined to continue SIP for longer tenure.

  • Investors who are prepared for higher volatility in the quest for higher returns.

  • Experienced investors who can take advantage for market corrections as good opportunities to invest more.

  • Investors can tactically allocate 10-15% or even higher of their overall portfolio to midcap funds depending on their risk appetite.

  • It's important for investors to understand the associated risks, and align their investment goals with the risk / return characteristics of mid-cap funds.

When investors redeem their mid-cap fund units, they may incur capital gains or losses. There are two types of capital gains: short-term and long-term depending on the investment holding period.

Short-term capital gains: If the holding period of mid-cap fund units is less than 1 year, gains (if any) are considered to be short-term capital gains. Short-term capital gains in equity funds are taxed at 15%.

Long-term capital gains in excess of Rs 1 lakh in a financial year are taxed at 10%.

Income Distribution cum capital withdrawals (IDCW) or dividends are taxed as per the income tax rate of the investor.

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