Monthly SIP of 10K Since the launch of this scheme in 2007, it would now have grown to £ 90 Lakh. Check how

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If long -term production of power is your goal, remember that it will continue to invest the key. It is common for investors to investigate the earlier return before they start investing in a certain investment fund schedule. The past return gives an indication of how a schedule will probably perform in the near future. For example, a share schedule that has achieved damped returns can have a huge advantage.

Although the earlier return does not guarantee future returns of a schedule, they are considered an important consideration for investors. Other important considerations are the reputation of the fund house, earlier performance of fund managers and the category Investment Fund.

Here we are investigating the earlier performance of Quant Infrastructure Fund, a sectoral fund launched on 20 September 2007. The total acti -rumor is £3,158 crore. The benchmark index of the schedule is Nifty Infrastructure Tri.

Constituting shares of the scheme are L&T, RIL, TATA Power, ITC, Afcons Infra, Samvardhana Mothheron, Lic, Kalyani Steels, Adani Power and ONCC.

The scheme has various fund managers. These are Sandep Tandon, Ankit Pande, Lokesh Garg, Varun Pattani, Ayusha Kumbhat, Yug Tibrewal, Sameer Kate, Sanjeev Sharma.

Past return from Quant Infra Fund

As we can see in the table below, if someone had invested £10,000 every month via SIP in this schedule, it would have fallen £1.05 Lakh by investing a sum of £1.2 Lakh.

In three years an investment of £3.6 Lakh by investing £10,000 would have grown every month £4.5 Lakh. In five years, a regular sip of £10,000 would have grown £11.78 Lakh by investing a sum of £6 Lakh.

((Source: quantmutual.com; Regular return on March 31, 2025))

And if someone had invested a period of seven years, the investment would have grown £21.58 Lakh by investing in total £8.4 Lakh. And since the beginning, if someone was consistent in investing via SIP with a regular intake of £10,000, the total investment would have been swollen £90 Lakh by investing in total £14.7 Lakh for a period of 18 years.

Note: This story is only for informative purposes. Talk to an investment adviser registered by SEBI before you make an investment -related decision.

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