In a five-year horizon, the SIP investments in the scheme offered an XIRR of 26.80% compared to 19.02% by its benchmark (S&P BSE Teck TRI). In the three-year horizon, the SIP investments in the scheme offered 19.16% returns compared to 12.69% by its benchmark (S&P BSE Teck TRI).
The finance minister s brevity in the announcement reflects the clarity in India s vision statement going forward. The confidence in the finance minister is backed by the success of government programmes, rising per capita income, and emphasis on infrastructure investment. The PSU sector will benefit from the efficiency of public sector companies, their business potential, re-rating, investments in ROI and technology, and their support to the government. The divestment target of Rs 50,000 crore indicates further opportunities for the PSU space.
“I am quite happy that the whole system is revolving around the SIP way of investing in the mutual fund market, which is good news from the sustainability of the overall flows, as well as the experience that investors can get will be far superior. Therefore SIP will always remain the best tip that one can get.”