Planning to invest in flexicaps? Here are top 7 funds for April 2026

ETMutualFunds shortlisted the top flexicap mutual funds based on mean rolling returns, consistency over the last three years, downside risk, outperformance, and asset size (with a minimum threshold of Rs 50 crore).

Launched in May 2013, the fund has delivered around 25% returns over the last three years on a rolling basis. It has been in the second quartile over the last three months, after earlier featuring in the first quartile.

Launched in January 1995, the fund has delivered around 26.1% returns over the last three years on a rolling basis. It has remained in the first quartile for the past 13 months.

Launched in August 2005, the fund has delivered around 15.3% returns over the last three years on a rolling basis. It has been in the fourth quartile for 35 months.

Launched in March 2015, the fund has delivered around 21.2% returns over the last three years on a rolling basis. It has been in the fourth quartile over the last four months, after earlier being in the third quartile.

Launched in August 1998, the fund has delivered around 17.4% returns over the last three years on a rolling basis. It has been in the second quartile for the past 13 months.

Launched in September 2005, the fund has delivered around 16.6% returns over the last three years on a rolling basis.

Launched in September 2003, the fund has delivered around 18% returns over the last three years on a rolling basis. It has been in the third quartile for 34 months.

Flexicap funds are suitable for investors with an investment horizon of five to seven years. They are typically recommended for moderate-risk investors looking to create wealth over the long term.