If you want to invest in India’s growing infrastructure sector, this could be a good opportunity.
Mirae Asset Mutual Fund has launched its Infrastructure Fund, and the New Fund Offer (NFO) will be open from November 17 to December 1, 2025.
This is an open-ended equity scheme focused on the infrastructure theme. The fund will reopen for regular investments on December 8, 2025.
The NFO falls under the thematic–infrastructure category.
You can start investing with a minimum lump sum of ₹5,000. There is no lock-in period, but a 1% exit load applies if you redeem within 365 days.
Since it is an equity fund, the risk level is very high.
Its benchmark is the BSE India Infrastructure TRI, and the fund manager is Bharti Sawant.
Key Features of the Fund
The fund invests in companies that directly or indirectly benefit from India’s infrastructure development.
It has the flexibility to invest across large-cap, mid-cap, and small-cap stocks, with no restriction on investment style.
The goal is to build a diversified and strong portfolio across sectors and stocks to generate long-term superior returns (alpha).
Investment Objective
The primary goal of this scheme is long-term capital growth.
To achieve this, the fund invests in equities and equity-related instruments of companies involved in the infrastructure sector or those expected to benefit from future growth in this area.
However, there is no guarantee that the investment objective will always be achieved.
Who Should Consider Investing?
Investors looking for focused exposure to the infrastructure theme in their satellite portfolio.
Investors with a high risk tolerance, comfortable with market fluctuations for the chance of higher returns.
Investors with a long-term horizon of at least 5–7 years, especially those using SIP or STP.
Note: The investment strategy may change over time based on market conditions, but it will always follow the rules stated in the Scheme Information Document (SID).
Risks Associated With Infrastructure Funds
Infrastructure funds are sectoral funds focusing mainly on one sector. If growth in the infrastructure industry slows down, or if domestic or global changes negatively impact it, the fund’s performance may also decline.
Because it invests only in a specific sector, the fund is more prone to volatility, which is why it carries a very high risk rating on the Riskometer.
