Abakkus Mutual Fund has stated that the new fund offer (NFO) of their maiden fund, Abakkus Flexi Cap Fund, which opened on December 8, 2025, and closed on December 22, 2025, secured assets under management (AUM) with a subscription value of ₹2,468 crore.
This reflects a strong interest from investors across the country, with participation from nearly 5,518 pin codes from over 2,000 cities. About 36,688 retail and 1,060 institutional investors subscribed to the flexi cap fund during the NFO period.
To bring investment inclusivity and business scalability, Abakkus Mutual Fund has built an extensive network of 4,700 empanelled distributors.
The Abakkus Flexi Cap Fund is managed by Sanjay Doshi, Head of Investments and Research, and reopened for investments from December 30 2025, available in both regular and direct plans.
Vaiibhavv Chugh, Chief Executive Officer, Abakkus Investment Managers, said, “Favourable reception from investors across the country for our maiden fund is a testament of strong brand capital of Abakkus Group and trust built through prudent advisory offered by our sales team & distributors during the NFO period of Abakkus Flexi Cap Fund. Our portfolio construction is true to label flexi cap product with diverse spread across market cap classifications and appropriate allocation to the conviction ideas. We will be aiming to launch more funds in the coming years.”
Sanjay Doshi, Head of Investments & Research, Abakkus AMC, said, “Our flexi cap fund will be aligned to market conditions, offering right balance of allocation across large, mid and small caps. The fund will have notable allocation to conviction ideas and will be supported by a well-defined risk management framework aligned to long-term wealth creation.”
The equity scheme invests across large, mid and small-cap stocks, offering portfolio flexibility across market capitalisations. The fund is benchmarked against the BSE 500 TRI and will invest a minimum of 65% of its assets in equities and equity-related instruments, with the balance allocated to debt, money market instruments, and up to 10% in REITs and InvITs.
