Investors in India are presented with a fresh opportunity to diversify their portfolios as two new fund offers (NFOs) from Axis Mutual Fund and PGIM India Mutual Fund have opened for subscription. The Axis Momentum Fund and PGIM India Healthcare Fund aim
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An NFO, or New Fund Offer, is the initial offering of units in a new mutual fund scheme to the public. Investors can subscribe to the fund during the NFO period at a predetermined price, usually set at Rs. 10 per unit.
The Axis Momentum Fund aims to provide investors with long-term capital appreciation by investing predominantly in equity and equity-related instruments of companies with strong growth potential.
The PGIM India Healthcare Fund primarily invests in companies engaged in healthcare services, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and related sectors to provide exposure to the healthcare industry in India.
Investing in these NFOs offers several benefits, including exposure to high-growth sectors, diversification, professional management, and the flexibility to enter and exit at any time.
You can invest in the Axis Momentum Fund and PGIM India Healthcare Fund by visiting the official websites of Axis Mutual Fund and PGIM India Mutual Fund, or through online platforms, registered advisors, and bank branches during the subscription period.
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