MUTUAL FUND CATEGORY
Mid cap funds invest in medium-sized companies that may offer strong growth potential with moderate to higher risk.
Mid-cap equity funds invest mainly in companies with medium market capitalization. These companies are generally smaller than large-cap companies but bigger and more established than small-cap companies.
Mid-cap companies may offer strong growth opportunities as they are often expanding operations, launching new products or services, and entering new markets.
These funds can provide diversification across multiple mid-sized companies and industries, helping reduce dependence on any single company’s performance.
Key Features
Mid cap funds may offer higher return potential over the long term, depending on market cycle, fund selection and investment discipline.
Indicative: 13% – 18%
These funds can be considered for long-term financial goals where investors are comfortable with higher volatility.
Best For Long-Term Goals
Mid cap funds are generally riskier than large cap funds but less risky than small cap funds.
Moderate to High Risk
A longer investment horizon helps investors manage volatility and benefit from business growth over market cycles.
Minimum 8–10 Years Suggested
As per classification, companies ranked from 101 to 250 by market capitalization fall under the mid-cap category.
Top 101–250 Companies
Mid-sized companies may have scope to become future large-cap businesses through expansion and consistent growth.
Emerging Growth Businesses
