Abakkus Flexi Cap Fund Opens Today December 8: All You Need to Know

Abakkus Mutual Fund has unveiled its first-ever equity offering, the Abakkus Flexi Cap Fund. This open-ended scheme is designed to invest dynamically across large-, mid-, and small-cap companies.

Abakkus Flexi Cap Fund Details

The New Fund Offer (NFO) will be available for subscription from December 8 to December 22. The Flexi Cap Fund aims to maintain at least 65% exposure to equities and equity-linked instruments, while having the flexibility to allocate up to 35% to debt and money market securities and up to 10% to REITs and InvITs. The scheme’s performance will be measured against the BSE 500 Total Return Index.

Fund Manager of the Scheme

The scheme will be managed by Sanjay Doshi, Head of Investments & Research at Abakkus AMC. Investors can start with a minimum application amount of ₹500, with subsequent investments permitted in multiples of ₹1. In addition to the Flexi Cap Fund, Abakkus Mutual Fund has also rolled out the Abakkus Liquid Fund, whose NFO will run from December 8 to December 10.

Abakkus AMC noted that the fund will operate under its proprietary investment framework, ‘MEETS,’ which assesses companies on parameters such as management credibility, earnings strength, business momentum, valuation prudence, and long-term structural advantages like market potential and competitive edge. The selection process involves several layers — from identifying promising ideas to constructing a well-researched portfolio.

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The launch comes amid optimism about India’s macroeconomic environment, supported by strong domestic consumption, healthy savings, a robust middle-class base and ongoing policy initiatives. Analysts also point to stable economic indicators and expectations of continued corporate earnings growth.

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