Investing via SIP in high-growth mutual funds is one of the most effective ways to build long-term wealth in India. पण फक्त “top returns” पाहून गुंतवणूक करू नका — fund category, volatility, expense-ratio, आणि तुमची risk-capacity विचारात घ्या. या लेखात मी deep research करून ५ प्रमुख high-growth funds निवडले आहेत, त्यांची historical performance, risk profile, आणि SIP allocation strategy दिली आहे.
या funds ने historical period मध्ये consistent high SIP/annualised returns दिले आहेत — पण लक्षात ठेवा: high growth = high volatility. खाली प्रत्येक fund चा summary, historical returns (5/10 वर्षे), आणि कोणासाठी योग्य आहे ते दिले आहे.
Why consider: Long-term small-cap exposure ज्याने last 10 years मध्ये दमदार SIP returns दिले आहेत.
Key figures (as reported recently): 10-year SIP annualised ~ ~20–23% (source NAV/SIP calculators).
Risk profile: Very High (Small-cap funds are more volatile).
Who should invest: Investors with ≥7–10 year horizon and high risk appetite; best as a portion of equity allocation (e.g., 10–20%).
SIP tip: Start small (₹1,000–₹2,000) and increase with comfort.
Why consider: Strong mid-cap performer with excellent multi-year SIP returns; good mix of growth stocks
Key figures: 5-year and 10-year trailing returns have been high (example: multi-year CAGR in double digits; see fund factsheets).
Risk profile: Very High (mid-cap volatility but generally less than small-cap).
Who should invest: Investors targeting higher growth than large-cap but can tolerate swings; horizon ≥7 years.
Why consider: ELSS funds give 80C tax benefit + equity upside. Quant ELSS has shown strong multi-year SIP returns.
Key figures: 5-year and 10-year SIP historical returns are attractive (check latest NAV & trailing returns).
Risk profile: High (equity ELSS).
Who should invest: Tax-savvy investors wanting 3-year lock-in + equity growth. Good for core equity in portfolio (especially if you need tax saving).
Why consider: Flexi-cap funds can shift among large/mid/small caps — offer a balance of growth + stability. HDFC FlexiCap has long-term consistency.
Key figures: Since launch long-term average returns ~~17% (check current factsheet).
Risk profile: Moderate-High (more stable than pure small/mid cap).
Who should invest: Investors who want a single-fund diversified equity option as part of core SIP.
Recent market reports show several mid- & small-cap funds delivering >20% CAGR over 3-5 years (e.g., Bandhan Small Cap, Mirae Asset Large & Midcap, Kotak Multicap) — हे संकेत आहेत की multi-cap/midcap themes currently performing well, पण selection आणि timing महत्त्वाचे आहे.
🔧 Practical SIP Strategy (Actionable plan) — उदाहरण (Example portfolio for different risk profiles)
A) Conservative (Low risk, horizon 5–7 yrs)
B) Balanced (Moderate risk, horizon 7–10 yrs)
C) Aggressive (High risk, horizon 10+ yrs)
प्रत्येक SIP amount चा विचार: सुरुवातीला ₹1,000–₹5,000 प्रति fund आणि दर वर्षी increment (e.g., 10%) करा. हमेशा SIP horizon ≥5 वर्षे ठेवा, आणि 7–10 वर्षे जास्त ताकद देतात.
FAQ (English + Marathi mixed)
Q: Which fund gives the highest returns?
A: Historically small-cap and some mid-cap funds (e.g., Nippon India Small Cap, Motilal Oswal Midcap) have shown the highest long-term CAGR — पण higher returns = higher volatility. Moneycontrol+1
Q: Should I put all in one high-growth fund?
A: No — diversification across categories (large/mid/small or flexi + ELSS) reduces idiosyncratic risk.
Q: How much should I start SIP with?
A: Minimum ₹500–₹1,000 is fine; ideally ₹2,000–₹5,000 per fund for meaningful accumulation.
Q: Are ELSS funds good?
A: Yes for tax saving (Section 80C) + equity growth, but lock-in is 3 years. Quant ELSS is a notable performer. Moneycontrol
Conclusion
High-growth funds can turbo-charge your wealth if used smartly via SIP and with adequate diversification. या लेखात दिलेले funds (Nippon India Small Cap, Motilal Oswal Midcap, Quant ELSS, HDFC FlexiCap) historical performance चांगले दाखवतात — परंतु portfolio allocation, time horizon आणि risk tolerance ही मुख्य गोष्टी आहेत. Start small, stay consistent, and review annually. The Economic Times+4Moneycontrol+4Moneycontrol+4
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