ICICI Prudential ELSS Taxsaver Fund review: Stability in mutual fund’s investment approach needed
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BASIC FACTS
DATE OF LAUNCH
19 AUGUST 1999
CATEGORY
EQUITY
TYPE
ELSS
AUM*
Rs.13,847 crore
BENCHMARK
NIFTY 500 TOTAL
RETURN INDEX
WHAT IT COSTS
NAV**
GROWTH OPTION
Rs.846.3
IDCW
Rs.23.23
MINIMUM INVESTMENT

Rs.500

EXIT LOAD
0%

*AS ON 31 DEC 2024
**AS ON 21 JAN 2024
#AS ON 31 DEC 2024


FUND MANAGER
MITTUL KALAWADIA
1 YEAR, 3 MONTHS

Recent portfolio changes
New entrantsAmbuja Cements, Godavari Biorefineries, Hyundai Motor India (Oct) International Gemmological Institute (India), Tech Mahindra. (Dec)
Complete exits
Asian Paints, Kalpataru Projects International. (Oct) Aster DM Healthcare, Greenpanel Industries, JSW Infrastructure, Mastek. (Dec)
Should You Buy
This fund has undergone another shift in investing style owing to a change in its stewardship. Even as the previous fund manager had overseen a transition from earlier value-centric approach to a growth bias, the new fund manager has again introduced a contrarian stance in the portfolio. It focuses on sectors going through a downcycle and avoids overpaying for businesses. While it has no market cap constraints, it retains a large-cap bias with modest presence in mid- and small-caps. The fund has struggled to deliver consistently in recent years. Frequent style shifts can be a dampener, so a degree of stability in investing approach would do well for the fund’s long-term outcomes.The Economic Times Business News App for the Latest News in Business, Sensex, Stock Market Updates & More.
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