Fund Watch

Invesco India Large & Mid Cap

Date of posting : 11 Mar 2025

Preamble

The fund has been through a few iterations over time. Starting off as a pure Growth fund, it changed its stance to become a more aggressively oriented "Growth Opportunities fund". However, in recent times it has adopted a more focused outlook and goes by its current avatar - A Large and Mid-cap fund. The fund house, amongst the biggest global players and based in the United States has been facing the competitive pressure from the home-grown players who have distribution muscle, and have decided to sell a large stake to the Hinduja group, specifically to the IndusInd stable.

Fund Details

  • Starting Date

    : 13th August 2007
  • Fund Type

    : Open Ended Equity Large & Mid Cap Fund
  • Benchmark

    : Nifty LargeMid250

Management Details

  • Fund Manager

    : Amit Ganatra, Aditya Khemani
  • Schemes Managed

    : Invesco India Mid Cap,Invesco India Contra,Invesco India Large & Mid Cap,Invesco India Balanced Advantage
  • Total Asset Size

    : 6,369.98 Crores [ 28th February 2025]

AAUM Growth (Rs. in Cr)

Fund Philosophy

Active Fund Management
  • • Our core investment premise is that the equity markets are not completely efficient
  • • A well-organized and thorough research effort combined with a disciplined portfolio management approach will enable outperformance to the index over time

Investment Style

Being True to Mandate
• The fund’s investment objective is paramount
• Stock selection, industry and asset allocation flow from the fund’s objective
• No style ideology; use stock appropriate measures A fully invested at all times forms the core of their investment style. Discipline and structure is brought in by categorization of stocks. And the strict no transaction on stocks without categorization emphasizes that fully researched and understood companies will figure in the portfolio.

Performance Parameter

Lumpsum (Amount Invested | Rs. 1,00,000/-)
Time Frame Amount Returns Percentage

for <= 1 year- absolute returns; for > 1 year- returns using CAGR

SIP (Amount Invested | Rs. 10,000/- Per Month)
Time Frame Amount Returns Percentage
Return - Continuous
Sep'24 - Mar'25 (6M) Mar'24 - Mar'25 (1Y) Mar'23 - Mar'25 (2Y) Mar'22 - Mar'25 (3Y) Mar'20 - Mar'25 (5Y)
Benchmark -14.27 0.83 20.30 15.22 21.16
Scheme -13.22 9.32 27.15 19.05 19.97
Category Avg -14.08 3.71 20.85 15.65 20.20
Returns- Discrete Period
Sep'24 - Mar'25 (6M) Sep'23 - Sep'24 (1Y) Sep'21 - Sep'23 (2Y)
Benchmark -14.27 37.18 0.00
Scheme -13.22 53.33 8.79
Category Avg -14.08 40.48 10.22

Clearly the fund has excelled not only in recent times but also over the longer time frame. Comfortably beating benchmarks and that too by a wide margin and having delivered very attractive SIP returns too, the fund managers have demonstrated a clear adherence to systems and processes.

Return Less Index
Return Less Index Rank

Over the long end of the time scale, the fund was found wanting. However, the period after has shown that the management team has understood the limitations in performance systems prior to that and have improved through out. In a volatile segment as this is and with respect to the index mapped as benchmark, the scheme has excelled.

Quartile
Decile

The quartile and decile rank for the fund is nothing short of superlative. Across most of the periods under review the scheme has done exceedingly well and placed itself at the top in terms of returns generated and rank within the category. All except the 5 years time frame. Clearly the improvement thereafter has not been a flash in the pan.

Risk Adjusted Alpha (Jensen's) and The Risk Ratio
Time Frame Jensen’s Alpha Beta Volatility

The scheme has a market risk commensurate with the benchmark. And the volatility is a bit on the higher side. However, even with the slightly higher risk, the risk adjusted alpha (Jensen's Alpha) is suitably impressive.

Fund Composition Analysis

HIGHLIGHTS THE TOP HOLDINGS AND PORTFOLIO STRUCTURE.

Scrip February'25 August'24 February'24 August'23 February'23
Interglobe Aviation 4.62 3.78 0.00 1.04 0.76
Cholamandalam Investment & Finance 4.54 3.95 2.66 1.41 0.90
Trent 4.44 3.99 3.04 1.95 1.26
Swiggy 3.77 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
ICICI Bank 3.54 4.86 5.08 5.12 4.78
Zomato 3.43 2.77 1.71 0.78 0.00
Max Healthcare Institute 3.29 2.77 1.60 1.44 1.54
Dixon Technologies (India) 3.06 2.82 1.68 1.52 0.48
L&T Finance Holdings 3.05 2.46 0.00 0.00 0.00
Federal Bank 3.01 2.62 1.31 1.51 1.60
Top Industries
Industries Content (%)
Bank - Private 11.42
Online Services 8.10
NBFC 7.59
Hospitals & Medical Services 5.92
Construction & Contracting - Real Estate 5.48
Airlines 4.62
Pharmaceuticals 4.61
Retailing 4.44
Electronic Goods 3.06
Stock Broking 2.95
Portfolio Breakup
Debt Equity
Total Scrip Cash% Sov% Corp
Debt%
Small
Cap%
Mid
Cap%
Large
Cap%
Very Large
Cap %
Others Wt PE

The fund manager has retained the core portfolio and at all times this accounts for nearly 40 per cent of the portfolio. The noncore portfolio also does not see much scrip or industry rotation. The core holdings are also quite different from most of the other schemes in the category with very few of the usual suspects figuring in the top list.

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