Top Performing Quant Mutual Funds in March 2025; Top Fund Gained Over 6%

Following a sharp correction in February, the Indian equity markets witnessed a recovery in early March 2025. This positive momentum reflected in mutual fund performances, with all 21 schemes from Quant Mutual Fund delivering returns between 6.35% and 2.68% from March 3 to March 6, 2025.

Top 5 Performing Quant Mutual Funds (March 3–6, 2025)

Here are the top 5 performing funds from Quant Mutual Fund during this period:

1. Quant Commodities Fund – Top Performer

Quant Commodities Fund led the rankings, delivering a 6.35% return in just 4 days. This fund tracks the NIFTY Commodities TRI index, benefiting from a rally in commodity-related stocks during the market recovery.

2. Quant PSU Fund – Strong Performance in Public Sector Stocks

Quant PSU Fund followed closely, posting a 5.13% return. This fund, benchmarked to NIFTY PSE – TRI, gained from a surge in public sector enterprises. 

3. Quant Healthcare Fund – Robust Gains from the Healthcare Sector

With a 5.10% return, Quant Healthcare Fund capitalised on the strength in healthcare and consumption-related stocks, tracking the Nifty India Consumption – TRI index.

4. Quant Small Cap Fund – Steady Growth in Small-Cap Stocks

Delivering a 4.86% return, Quant Small Cap Fund benefited from renewed buying in small-cap stocks, particularly those in high-growth sectors. The fund tracks the Nifty Smallcap 250 – TRI index. 

5. Quant Business Cycle Fund – Riding Sectoral Trends

Quant Business Cycle Fund generated a 4.79% return. This fund, benchmarked to NIFTY 500 – TRI. 

Conclusion

The recent market recovery has boosted mutual fund performances, with Quant AMC schemes delivering gains in the range of 6.35% and 2.68% from March 3 to March 6, 2025.

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