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Franklin India NSE Nifty 50 Index Fund Direct Growth

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previously known as Franklin India Index NSE Nifty Dir Gr until

202.646 (-0.866%)
NAV on April 13, 2026
Category Equity:
Index Funds
Investment StyleBox
Large Blend
Total Assets 765 cr
Turnover Ratio 8.40%
Expense Ratio 0.28%
Exit Load -
Returns
  • 1M: 2.99%
  • 1Y: 5.37%
  • 3M: -7.29%
  • 3Y: 11.14%
  • 6M: -5.30%
  • 5Y: 11.37%
Min Investment 5,000
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ADDITIONAL INFO
Fund Manager Sandeep Manam (Since over 4 years) Shyam Sriram (Since over 1 year)
ISIN INF090I01GS4
Fund Family Franklin Templeton
P/E Ratio 23.44
P/B Ratio 3.12
Launch Date January 01, 2013
Benchmark Nifty 50 TR INR
ASSET ALLOCATION
EQUITY DISTRIBUTION
RISK MEASURES (3 yrs)
vs Nifty 50 TR INR

Alpha -0.27
Beta 0.99
R-Squared 99.98
Info Ratio -1.50
Tracking Err 0.21
Sortino 0.394
Sharpe 0.287
Std Dev 13.257
Risk -
SECTOR WEIGHTINGS (%)
Financial 37.68%
Industrial 7.69%
Technology 8.84%
Basic Materials 6.91%
Consumer Cyclical 10.81%
Utilities Services 2.76%
Healthcare Services 4.36%
Energy Services 10.49%
Communication Services 4.56%
Consumer Defensive 5.90%
Real Estate 0.00%
INVESTMENT OBJECTIVE

The Investment Objective of the Scheme is to invest in companies whose securities are included in the Nifty and subject to tracking errors, endeavouring to attain results commensurate with the Nifty 50 under NSENifty Plan.

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

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DSP Nifty 50 Equal Weight Index Fund Direct Growth
26.312 11.14% 2,255 cr 0.41% -


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