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Abakkas Mutual Fund launches New Small Cap Fund

Takendra Verma
Last updated: 23/02/2026 2:25 PM
Takendra Verma
Published: 23/02/2026
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If you want to earn strong long-term returns by investing in smaller companies, Abakkas Mutual Fund has introduced a new scheme called the Abakkas Small Cap Fund. The fund house announced this launch on February 20.

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When Can You Invest in the NFO?Where Will the Fund Invest Your Money?Start Investing with Just ₹500Managed by an Experienced ProfessionalUnderstand the Risks Before Investing

When Can You Invest in the NFO?

You won’t have to wait long to invest in this New Fund Offer (NFO):

The NFO opens on February 26

The last date to invest is March 12

Where Will the Fund Invest Your Money?

This is an open-ended scheme, which means you can invest or withdraw your money anytime.

The fund will mainly invest in small-cap companies (those ranked below 251 by market size).

At least 65% to 100% of the portfolio will be invested in shares of small companies.

The remaining portion may be invested in bonds or government securities for stability.

Start Investing with Just ₹500

This fund is accessible even for small investors:

You can start investing with ₹500.

After that, you can add any amount starting from ₹1.

The fund is available in both direct and regular plans.

Managed by an Experienced Professional

The fund will be managed by Sanjay Doshi, Head of Research and Investments at Abakkus. The aim is to carefully select promising small companies and invest in them for long-term capital growth.

Understand the Risks Before Investing

Small-cap funds can offer higher returns, but they also carry higher risk. This scheme is therefore classified as very high risk.

The fund house advises investors to read all scheme documents carefully before investing, as mutual funds do not guarantee returns.

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