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Nippon India Growth Mid Cap Fund: ₹10,000 Put In Three Years Ago Is ₹15,835 Now; Up 0.37% in a Year

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Nippon India Growth Mid Cap Fund: growth of ₹10,000 over three years

Key Highlights

₹10,000 in Nippon India Growth Mid Cap Fund three years ago is ₹15,835 now (3 Nov 2026). 1-year 0.37%, 3-year 16.54% a year.

Returns as of: 3 November 2026

  • ₹10,000 put in three years ago is worth ₹15,835 now
  • 1-year return: 0.37%, higher than the category average of 0.26%
  • 3-year return: 16.54% a year, higher than the category average of 15.47%
  • Expense ratio (Direct plan): 0.80%, lower than the category average of 1.10%
  • Assets: ₹50,176 crore at 30 September 2026
  • Largest holding: Multi Commodity of India Limited, 3.22% of the fund; the top ten are 24.79%
  • Volatility over three years: 16.70% a year

Nippon India Growth Mid Cap Fund returned 0.37% over the past year. A ₹10,000 investment in this Equity – Mid Cap Fund three years ago is worth ₹15,835 now. The expense ratio is 0.80% and assets were ₹50,176 crore at 30 September 2026.

Nippon India Growth Mid Cap Fund: key details

Nippon India Growth Mid Cap Fund: key details — Source: , expense and portfolio data via Accord Fintech, ThePip calculations
Fund houseNippon India Mutual Fund
CategoryEquity – Mid Cap Fund
Nifty Midcap 150 – TRI
Expense ratio (Direct plan)0.80%
Assets₹50,176 crore (30 September 2026)
Minimum investment₹100
₹100
Exit load1% on or before 1M, Nil after 1M
Fund managersRupesh Patel

Nippon India Growth Mid Cap Fund: returns

Nippon India Growth Mid Cap Fund: return by period
Nippon India Growth Mid Cap Fund: return by period, to 3 November 2026. Periods over one year are annualised.
Nippon India Growth Mid Cap Fund, Direct Growth plan, returns to 3 November 2026. Periods over one year are annualised. Rank 1 is the highest return — Source: NAV, expense and portfolio data via Accord Fintech, ThePip calculations
PeriodFund returnCategory averageRank in category
1 week2.50%––
1 month−0.10%––
3 months−6.61%––
6 months−0.55%––
1 year (a year)0.37%0.26% (31 funds)11 of 31
3 years (a year)16.54%15.47% (29 funds)10 of 29
5 years (a year)16.00%––

The 1-year return of 0.37% is higher than the category average of 0.26%. Over three years, the fund returned 16.54% a year, which is higher than the category average of 15.47%.

Assets over recent months

Assets of Nippon India Growth Mid Cap Fund at month end, ₹ crore — Source: NAV, expense and portfolio data via Accord Fintech, ThePip calculations
MonthAssets (₹ crore)
30 April 202645,820
31 May 202647,415
30 June 202649,169
31 July 202650,751
31 August 202652,271
30 September 202650,176

Volatility and largest fall

Volatility and largest fall of the NAV, 3 November 2023 to 3 November 2026. Category median of 28 funds. — Source: NAV, expense and portfolio data via Accord Fintech, ThePip calculations
MeasureFundCategory median
Volatility (annualised)16.70%16.34%
Largest fall from a high (24 September 2024 to 28 February 2025)−19.87%−21.24%

The fund had a volatility of 16.70% a year, which is higher than the category median of 16.34%. Its largest fall from a high was −19.87%, which is smaller than the category median of −21.24%.

Portfolio: top holdings

Nippon India Growth Mid Cap Fund: ten largest holdings
The ten largest holdings of Nippon India Growth Mid Cap Fund, as a share of the fund at 30 September 2026.
Top holdings of Nippon India Growth Mid Cap Fund at 30 September 2026: 100 securities, the top ten are 24.79% of the fund — Source: NAV, expense and portfolio data via Accord Fintech, ThePip calculations
HoldingSectorValue (₹ crore)
Multi Commodity Exchange of India LimitedCapital Markets3.22%1,618
AU Small Finance Bank LimitedBanks2.84%1,425
The Federal Bank LimitedBanks2.59%1,301
Info Edge (India) LimitedRetailing2.55%1,280
Fortis Healthcare LimitedHealthcare Services2.53%1,271
Eternal LimitedRetailing2.42%1,216
LimitedCapital Markets2.40%1,206
REC LimitedFinance2.12%1,064
ICICI Lombard General Insurance Company LimitedInsurance2.06%1,034
One 97 Communications LimitedFinancial Technology (Fintech)2.04%1,024
Largest sectors by weight at 30 September 2026 (sector as classified in the portfolio) — Source: NAV, expense and portfolio data via Accord Fintech, ThePip calculations
SectorWeight
Banks10.00%
Auto Components8.55%
Retailing8.39%
Finance8.00%
Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology7.66%
Capital Markets7.31%
Portfolio by type of holding at 30 September 2026 — Source: NAV, expense and portfolio data via Accord Fintech, ThePip calculations
TypeWeight
Domestic Equities99.04%
Cash & Cash Equivalents and Net Assets0.96%
Changes in equity holdings, 31 August 2026 to 30 September 2026. Weights move with prices as well as with buying and selling — Source: NAV, expense and portfolio data via Accord Fintech, ThePip calculations
ChangeHoldingWeight
No longer heldGlobsyn Technologies Limited**0.00% before
Weight rosePower Finance Corporation Limited0.72% to 1.20%
Weight roseMulti Commodity Exchange of India Limited2.80% to 3.22%
Weight roseHDFC Bank Limited0.34% to 0.71%
Weight roseICICI Lombard General Insurance Company Limited1.79% to 2.06%

The ten largest holdings account for 24.79% of the portfolio. Multi Commodity Exchange of India Limited is the largest holding at 3.22%. Since the previous month, the weight of Multi Commodity Exchange of India Limited rose to 3.22% and the weight of Power Finance Corporation Limited rose to 1.20%.

Objective

The scheme states its objective as follows.

The primary investment objective of the scheme is to achieve long-term growth of capital by investing in equity and equity related securities through a research based investment approach.

Fund managers

Fund managers
NameRoleExperience
Rupesh Patel14 years

Nippon India Growth Mid Cap Fund: FAQs

What would ₹10,000 in the Nippon India Growth Mid Cap Fund be worth today?

₹10,000 put into the Direct Growth plan on 3 November 2023 would have been worth ₹15,835 on 3 November 2026. This is what happened over those three years, not a forecast.

What is the return of the Nippon India Growth Mid Cap Fund?

The Direct Growth plan returned 0.37% over one year to 3 November 2026, higher than the category average of 0.26%. Over three years it returned 16.54% a year.

What is the expense ratio of the Nippon India Growth Mid Cap Fund?

The expense ratio of the Direct plan is 0.80%; the average for 34 Direct plans in the category is 1.10%.

How large is the Nippon India Growth Mid Cap Fund?

Its assets were ₹50,176 crore at 30 September 2026.

What are the top holdings of the Nippon India Growth Mid Cap Fund?

At 30 September 2026 the largest holdings were Multi Commodity Exchange of India Limited (3.22%), AU Small Finance Bank Limited (2.84%), The Federal Bank Limited (2.59%). The top ten made up 24.79% of the fund.

Who manages the Nippon India Growth Mid Cap Fund?

The fund is managed by Rupesh Patel.

What is the minimum investment in the Nippon India Growth Mid Cap Fund?

The minimum investment is ₹100. The minimum is ₹100.

What is the exit load of the Nippon India Growth Mid Cap Fund?

The scheme states its exit load as: 1% on or before 1M, Nil after 1M

What is the benchmark of the Nippon India Growth Mid Cap Fund?

The scheme’s benchmark is the Nifty Midcap 150 – TRI.

NAV, expense and portfolio data: Accord Fintech. Calculations: ThePip. For information only; not investment advice.