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Nippon Emerging India

Scheme Rating

IME Scheme Rating

The Scheme does not meet our selection criteria at this time

Not a Recommended Fund: Varun Goel, former fund manager of the fund recently left (Mar-24) the AMC making past performance irrelevant to current assessment. Churn of senior investment team is a key risk that PMS houses carry where the fund manager does not have stake in the company.

IME Strategy Rating

General Indian-focused Strategy: The objective of the Portfolio is to deliver superior returns by participating in India growth story through a focussed Portfolio of high growth emerging businesses that are existing / potential leaders in their field of operations. The Portfolio would endeavour to generate capital appreciation by investing primarily in mid cap and small cap stocks. The Portfolio may also have allocation to cash and Money Market Instruments/funds as an investment tool.

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IME View on Nippon Emerging India

Type: Flexi Cap | Flexible | AUM (33.3 cr) | Inc Date (7 Apr 2017)

Nippon India Emerging India-Investment Strategy

Focus on emerging companies that are existing/potential leaders in their field

Nippon India’s Emerging India Portfolio is a small-and-mid cap strategy that aims to invest in a concentrated portfolio of high-growth emerging businesses that are existing/potential leaders in their field of operations. The portfolio follows the Nippon India PMS investment philosophy of a benchmark agnostic concentrated portfolio of high-quality stocks that meet their Must 5 framework.

Investment Process

The investment process for Emerging India is driven by: 

  • New Ideation– exploring and evaluating businesses which have potential to scale up. Identifying Under-researched and under-owned stocks that have the potential to generate high returns. 
  • Differentiated Portfolio– Identifying the difference between differentiated portfolio vs traditional investment option on the basis of avg market cap of mid cap MF vs market cap of Emerging India. No. of stock in mid-cap MF vs Emerging India portfolio. 
  • High Quality Portfolio- Creating a high quality portfolio by adhering to their ‘MUST 5’ framework with focus on Sustainable & High ROE, Higher Earnings growth and low debt to equity leverage 

Investment Philosophy 

  • Business Potential: Looking for businesses with growth opportunity & sustainable competitive advantage.
  • Corporate Governance: Businesses having a fair treatment for minority shareholder, promoter track record, accounting red flags.
  • Earnings track record: consistent performance across business cycles on revenue, EBITDA, PAT growth and profitability ratios.
  • Promoter ownership: having equity dilution, share pledge
  • Capital allocation: unrelated diversification, leverage

Trailing Performance

1yr 3yr 5yr Since Inception
Nippon Emerging India 41 21.4 27.6 18.4
S&P BSE 500 TRI 41.1 18.4 22.4 17.2
Alpha over Broad Mkt BM -0.1 3 5.2 1.2
Nifty Midcap 150 47.4 25.2 30.4
Alpha over Category BM -6.4 -3.8 -2.8

Performance as of: 30-Sep-24 | Inception Date: 07-Apr-17

Fund Managers

Fee Structure

Fee StructureFee
Fixed Fee Structure2.5
Variable Fee Structures
Exit Fees1yr(2%)

AMC

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