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Franklin India Feeder - Franklin U.S. Opportunities Fund - Direct - Growth

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previously known as FT India Feeder-Franklin US Opp Dir Gr until

81.596 (0.366%)
NAV on January 13, 2025
Category Equity:
Global - Other
Investment StyleBox
Large Growth
Total Assets 3,749 cr
Turnover Ratio 17.94%
Expense Ratio 0.61%
Exit Load 1.00%if redeemed within
1 Years0.00%if redeemed after 1 Years
Returns
  • 1M: -2.63%
  • 1Y: 28.50%
  • 3M: 1.33%
  • 3Y: 11.78%
  • 6M: 6.71%
  • 5Y: 16.47%
Min Investment 5,000
Lumpsum subscription, switch-ins and fresh registration of SIP are being suspended temporarily with effect from February 2, 2022
ADDITIONAL INFO
Fund Manager Sandeep Manam (Since about 3 years)
ISIN INF090I01JR0
Fund Family Franklin Templeton
P/E Ratio 42.34
P/B Ratio 10.33
Launch Date January 02, 2013
Benchmark Russell 3000 Growth TR USD
ASSET ALLOCATION
EQUITY DISTRIBUTION
RISK MEASURES (3 yrs)
vs Russell 3000 Growth TR USD

Alpha -6.84
Beta 1.06
R-Squared 95.97
Info Ratio -1.69
Tracking Err 4.30
Sortino 0.254
Sharpe 0.177
Std Dev 20.877
Risk -
SECTOR WEIGHTINGS (%)
Financial 8.09%
Industrial 8.89%
Technology 43.36%
Basic Materials 2.35%
Consumer Cyclical 11.24%
Utilities Services 0.26%
Healthcare Services 11.50%
Energy Services 0.00%
Communication Services 11.12%
Consumer Defensive 2.62%
Real Estate 0.57%
INVESTMENT OBJECTIVE

The Fund seeks to provide capital appreciation by investing predominantly in units of Franklin U. S. Opportunities Fund, an overseas Franklin Templeton mutual fund, which primarily invests in securities in the United States of America.

You will not receive any dividends. Your investments will get the largest benefit of compounding.

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