ICICI Prudential Mutual FundEquity Scheme - Sectoral/ Thematic13.8 years
Buying brief
Evidence on this desk, framed as a purchase checklist - not SEBI-registered advice.
As of 30 Oct 2026
Stance
Fit for a long SIP
Evidence supports keeping this on a shortlist for a multi-year equity SIP.
In three lines
Fits if · Three-year return is above the category median.
Fits if · Risk-adjusted return sits above the documented risk-free proxy.
Buy checklist
History depth
Pass
13.8 years of path to read.
Engine status
Pass
Evidence supports keeping this on a shortlist for a multi-year equity SIP.
Expense ratio
Pass
1.18% TER (Direct). Lower cost compounds on long SIPs.
Drawdown vs peers
Pass
Peak-to-trough -24.6%. Ask whether you can hold through a similar fall.
Vs category
Watch
49% of rolling 3Y windows beat the category median, same plan and option.
Manager tenure
n/a
Manager not listed.
Exit load
n/a
No exit-load summary on file.
Tax / wrapper
Pass
Direct Growth, no ELSS lock flagged. Equity LTCG rules still apply after one year - not tax advice.
Portfolio concentration
Pass
Top 10 holdings ≈ 25.0% of the portfolio.
Evidence supports a shortlist - confirm with peers before you buy elsewhere.
Behaviour and wrappers - the usual India MF failure modes - not a buy instruction.
Drawdown rehearsal
This scheme’s worst fall on file is about 25%. Before you SIP, ask whether you would keep contributing through a similar drop - pausing on fear is the usual India MF failure mode.
SIP discipline
If you start a SIP here, diary a 90-day check and an annual review - don’t react to every NAV print.
NAV
Path not in current snapshots
n/a
Trailing CAGR and simulated monthly SIP XIRR from daily NAV. Category comparison uses the median of comparable share classes in the peer set.
Trailing CAGR
Point-to-point, calendar-day annualized
SIP XIRR
Equal monthly instalments to latest NAV
Peak to trough from a running NAV high, with the path and recovery episodes.
Drawdown
Path not in current snapshots
n/a
20 Feb 2020 – 3 Jun 2020
Trough 23 Mar 2020 · recovered in 72 days
-24.6%
27 Jan 2025 – 10 Jul 2025
Trough 8 Apr 2025 · recovered in 93 days
-20.3%
16 Aug 2022 – 27 Jan 2023
Trough 14 Oct 2022 · recovered in 105 days
-18.1%
29 Mar 2022 – 12 Aug 2022
Trough 16 Jun 2022 · recovered in 57 days
-17.9%
0–100 reads of named metrics. The mean is unweighted and only uses dimensions with data.
Returns
88
Vs category
100
Consistency
50
Risk-adjusted
59
Drawdown
38
Mean
67
Quantitative engine reasons behind the buying stance. An explanation can only restate what is already here.
Buying stance
Fit for a long SIP
Evidence supports keeping this on a shortlist for a multi-year equity SIP.
Why this status
Supporting reads
31 Aug 2026 · 64 holdings · top 10 are 25.0%.
Asset mix
Equity
96.8%
Cash
3.2%
Sectors
Technology
34.3%
Consumer Staples
18.3%
Healthcare
17.5%
Industrials
13.4%
Consumer Discretionary
7.9%
Same-category peers with enough history to inspect beside this fund - including tradeoffs.
Kotak Mahindra Mutual Fund
Caveat: Lower trailing returns
Nippon India Mutual Fund
Caveat: Lower trailing returns
Baroda BNP Paribas Mutual Fund
Caveat: Higher TER · Lower trailing returns
Baroda BNP Paribas Mutual Fund
Caveat: Higher TER · Lower trailing returns
ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund
Caveat: Higher TER · Lower trailing returns
ICICI Prudential Mutual FundEquity Scheme - Sectoral/ Thematic13.8 years
Buying brief
Evidence on this desk, framed as a purchase checklist - not SEBI-registered advice.
As of 30 Oct 2026
Stance
Fit for a long SIP
Evidence supports keeping this on a shortlist for a multi-year equity SIP.
In three lines
Fits if · Three-year return is above the category median.
Fits if · Risk-adjusted return sits above the documented risk-free proxy.
Buy checklist
History depth
Pass
13.8 years of path to read.
Engine status
Pass
Evidence supports keeping this on a shortlist for a multi-year equity SIP.
Expense ratio
Pass
1.18% TER (Direct). Lower cost compounds on long SIPs.
Drawdown vs peers
Pass
Peak-to-trough -24.6%. Ask whether you can hold through a similar fall.
Vs category
Watch
49% of rolling 3Y windows beat the category median, same plan and option.
Manager tenure
n/a
Manager not listed.
Exit load
n/a
No exit-load summary on file.
Tax / wrapper
Pass
Direct Growth, no ELSS lock flagged. Equity LTCG rules still apply after one year - not tax advice.
Portfolio concentration
Pass
Top 10 holdings ≈ 25.0% of the portfolio.
Evidence supports a shortlist - confirm with peers before you buy elsewhere.
Behaviour and wrappers - the usual India MF failure modes - not a buy instruction.
Drawdown rehearsal
This scheme’s worst fall on file is about 25%. Before you SIP, ask whether you would keep contributing through a similar drop - pausing on fear is the usual India MF failure mode.
SIP discipline
If you start a SIP here, diary a 90-day check and an annual review - don’t react to every NAV print.
NAV
30 Oct 2026 · +20.8% over 1Y
92.44
Trailing CAGR and simulated monthly SIP XIRR from daily NAV. Category comparison uses the median of comparable share classes in the peer set.
Trailing CAGR
Point-to-point, calendar-day annualized
SIP XIRR
Equal monthly instalments to latest NAV
Peak to trough from a running NAV high, with the path and recovery episodes.
Drawdown
30 Oct 2026
-2.0%
20 Feb 2020 – 3 Jun 2020
Trough 23 Mar 2020 · recovered in 72 days
-24.6%
27 Jan 2025 – 10 Jul 2025
Trough 8 Apr 2025 · recovered in 93 days
-20.3%
16 Aug 2022 – 27 Jan 2023
Trough 14 Oct 2022 · recovered in 105 days
-18.1%
29 Mar 2022 – 12 Aug 2022
Trough 16 Jun 2022 · recovered in 57 days
-17.9%
0–100 reads of named metrics. The mean is unweighted and only uses dimensions with data.
Returns
88
Vs category
100
Consistency
50
Risk-adjusted
59
Drawdown
38
Mean
67
Quantitative engine reasons behind the buying stance. An explanation can only restate what is already here.
Buying stance
Fit for a long SIP
Evidence supports keeping this on a shortlist for a multi-year equity SIP.
Why this status
Supporting reads
31 Aug 2026 · 64 holdings · top 10 are 25.0%.
Asset mix
Equity
96.8%
Cash
3.2%
Sectors
Technology
34.3%
Consumer Staples
18.3%
Healthcare
17.5%
Industrials
13.4%
Consumer Discretionary
7.9%