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A New Fund Offering (NFO) is the first subscription offering for a new mutual fund launched by an asset management company (AMC). Similar to an IPO in the stock market, an NFO is the first time investors can subscribe to a new fund scheme.
NFOs are launched for a limited period during which investors can purchase units of the mutual fund scheme at a fixed price, typically at ₹10 per unit. After the NFO period ends, the fund opens for ongoing subscriptions and redemptions at the prevailing Net Asset Value (NAV).
Review the fund's investment objectives, strategy, fund manager's track record, and the AMC's reputation before making a decision.
Go through the Scheme Information Document (SID) to understand investment strategies, risks, expenses, and exit loads.
Complete your NFO application through our platform. We offer paperless applications with digital KYC verification.
Pay for your NFO subscription through multiple options including UPI, net banking, or NEFT/RTGS transfer.
Once the NFO closes, units are allotted at ₹10 each and reflected in your investment account within 5 business days.
Our team continuously monitors upcoming NFOs from top AMCs in India. Contact our investment advisors to get personalized recommendations on current and upcoming NFO opportunities that align with your financial goals.
Speak with an AdvisorAccess to innovative fund strategies that may not be available in existing funds.
Exposure to new or niche market segments with potential growth opportunities.
Add unique assets to your portfolio that complement your existing investments.
All investors enter at the same NAV, creating an equal starting point.
While NFOs can offer unique opportunities, they lack historical performance data for evaluation. It's important to assess the fund house's track record, fund manager's experience, and the fund's investment strategy before investing. Always align NFO investments with your financial goals and risk tolerance.
An NFO is a new fund scheme being offered for the first time, while existing mutual funds have an established track record and NAV history. NFOs are available at a fixed initial price (typically ₹10 per unit) during the subscription period.
Not necessarily. NFOs lack performance history for evaluation, which can make them riskier. However, they may offer unique investment strategies or market exposures not available in existing funds. Both options should be evaluated based on your investment goals.
The minimum investment amount typically ranges from ₹1,000 to ₹5,000, depending on the specific NFO. Some funds also offer a lower entry point for SIP investments post-NFO period.
Most NFOs remain open for subscription for 15-30 days. Once closed, the fund collects all the money raised, finalizes the unit allotment, and begins investing according to its stated objectives.
Units are typically allotted within 5 business days after the NFO closes. The allotment is made at the initial offer price (usually ₹10 per unit), and you can view these units in your DSR Group account once processed.
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