Sundaram Business Cycle Fund - IDCW - Direct Plan

Thematic Fund

Very High

NAV (as on 25 Mar 2026)

₹ 9.70

Investment Returns (CAGR)

1 yr.
5.36%

3 yr.
NA

5 yr.
NA

Since Inception.
4.02%

Fund Overview

Fund Size (Rs.)
NA

Exit Load
1% on or before 365D, Nil after 365D

Scheme Type
5

ISIN
INF903JA1LR4

Expense Ratio
0.43%

Minimum SIP (Rs.)

Launch Date
25 Jun 2024

Fund House
Sundaram Asset Management Company Limited

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Monthly SIP

Lump Sum

Monthly investment

₹10000

Time period

3yr

Expected Annual Return

10%

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50,000

Minimum portfolio value: ₹50,000

Interest Rate: 10% *

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416

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About Sundaram Business Cycle Fund - IDCW - Direct Plan

To provide long term capital appreciation by investing predominantly in equity and equity related securities with a focus on identifying medium term cycles which can impact the business fundamentals. This will be done through dynamic allocation between various themes and stocks at different stages of cycles in the economy.