Edelweiss Business Cycle Fund
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₹8.54
1D
NAV as on 16 Mar 2026
/per year
Since Inception
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758 people have invested ₹ 20.3L in Edelweiss Business Cycle Fund in the last three months
Edelweiss Business Cycle Fund Performance vs. Nifty 500
Fund returns vs Benchmark returns vs Category Average returns as on (16-Mar-26)
The fund has outperformed the benchmark (Nifty 500) over 1Y, but underperformed over 3Y, 5Y.
Peer comparison
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Edelweiss Business Cycle Fund Asset Allocation
See fund asset allocation details as on (14-Mar-26)
Fund Distribution
as on (14-Mar-26)
Edelweiss Business Cycle Fund Sector Allocation
See fund sector allocation details as on (14-Mar-26)
Sector Allocation
Top 3 Sectors in February were Financial Services, Basic Materials & Health
Financial Services
45%
Basic Materials
13%
Health
12%
Financial Services
47%
Basic Materials
13%
Health
12%
Edelweiss Business Cycle Fund Holdings Details
as on (28-Feb-26)
Edelweiss Business Cycle Fund Overview
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| Expense ratio | 0.53% |
Benchmark | Nifty 500 TR INR |
| AUM | ₹1589 Cr |
| Inception Date | 29 July, 2024 |
| Min Lumpsum/SIP | ₹100/₹100 |
Exit Load | 1.0% |
| Lock In | No Lock-in |
TurnOver | 218.41% |
| Risk | Very High Risk |
About Edelweiss Business Cycle Fund
Edelweiss Business Cycle Fund is an equity fund. This fund was started on 29 July, 2024. The fund is managed by Bhavesh Jain, Amit Vora, Bharat Lahoti. The fund could potentially beat inflation in the long-run.
Key Parameters
- Edelweiss Business Cycle Fund has ₹1589 Cr worth of assets under management (AUM) as on Mar 2026 and is more than category average.
- The fund has an expense ratio 0.5.
Returns
Edelweiss Business Cycle Fund has given a CAGR return of -9.25% since inception. Over the last 1 year the fund has given a CAGR return of 11.38%.
Holdings
Edelweiss Business Cycle Fund has allocated its funds majorly in Cash Equivalent, Financial Services, Basic Materials, Health, Consumer Cyclical, Energy, Industrial, Communication, Consumer Defensive, Tech, Corporate. Its top holdings are AU Small Finance Bank Ltd, Indian Bank, Canara Bank, State Bank of India, Muthoot Finance Ltd
Taxation
As it is a equity - other mutual fund the taxation is as follows:For short term (less than a year) capital gains will be taxed at 20%For long term (more than 1 year) capital gains will be taxed at 12.5% without indexation benefitDividends will always be taxed at slab rate. Long term gains upto Rs 1 lakh are exempt capital gains tax.
Investment objective of Edelweiss Business Cycle Fund
The Fund seeks to generate long-term capital appreciation by investing predominantly in equity and equity related securities with a focus on navigating business cycles through dynamic allocation between various sectors and stocks at different stages of business cycles in the economy.
Minimum Investment and lockin period
Minimum investment for lump sum payment is INR 100.00 and for SIP is INR 100.00. Edelweiss Business Cycle Fund has no lock in period.
Fund Manager
Bhavesh Jain
Fund Manager of Edelweiss Business Cycle Fund, since 29 July 2024
Amit Vora
Fund Manager of Edelweiss Business Cycle Fund, since 29 July 2024
Bharat Lahoti
Fund Manager of Edelweiss Business Cycle Fund, since 29 July 2024
- AUM of the fund stands at 1.6K Cr as of Feb'26
- AUM increased by 2.6 Cr between Feb'26 and Jan'26
Frequently Asked Questions for Edelweiss Business Cycle Fund
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