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•Invest in Initial Public Offerings ( IPOs ).Invest in upcoming IPOs, ongoing IPOs and recently listed IPOs.Presenting,E...
18/09/2026

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Invest in Initial Public Offerings ( IPOs ).
Invest in upcoming IPOs, ongoing IPOs and recently listed IPOs.

Presenting,
Edelweiss
Recently Listed IPO Fund

Identifying opportunities early to create value.

An open-ended equity scheme following investment theme of investing in recently listed 100 companies or upcoming Initial Public Offer (IPOs).

Invest in new age IPOs.
New sectors are being introduced offering unique opportunities to play India’s growth story.

Edelweiss Recently Listed IPO Fund addresses three aspects of IPO investing :

Access :
A dedicated fund investing in recent IPOs to provide better access and thereby maximising gains.

Selection :
Provides right selection of IPOs as not all IPOs are investment worthy.

Post Listing Gains :
A structured approach to optimize post listing gains as many IPOs have generated healthy returns over next 12 to 18 months after listing.

Fund details :

Investment objective :
The investment objective of the Scheme is to seek to provide capital appreciation by investing in equity and equity related securities of recently listed 100 companies or upcoming Initial Public Offers (IPOs).

Fund size (AUM) :
1233 Cr. (as on 31.08.2026)

NAV : 32.26 (as on 16.09.2026)

CAGR :
14.64 % (since inception)
Rs 100000 Lumpsum invested (since inception) = Rs 322480
Rs 10000 SIP (since inception) =
Rs 18.27 Lacs

Fund age : 8 years

Fund managers :
Mr. Bhavesh Jain
Mr. Bharat Lahoti

Benchmark :
Nifty IPO TRI

Let’s Talk Investing.

Disclaimer :
Investments in financial securities are subject to market risks.

•Invest in Initial Public Offerings ( IPOs ).Invest in upcoming IPOs, ongoing IPOs and recently listed IPOs.Presenting,E...
18/09/2026

•
Invest in Initial Public Offerings ( IPOs ).
Invest in upcoming IPOs, ongoing IPOs and recently listed IPOs.

Presenting,
Edelweiss
Recently Listed IPO Fund

Identifying opportunities early to create value.

An open-ended equity scheme following investment theme of investing in recently listed 100 companies or upcoming Initial Public Offer (IPOs).

Invest in new age IPOs.
New sectors are being introduced offering unique opportunities to play India’s growth story.

Edelweiss Recently Listed IPO Fund addresses three aspects of IPO investing :

Access :
A dedicated fund investing in recent IPOs to provide better access and thereby maximising gains.

Selection :
Provides right selection of IPOs as not all IPOs are investment worthy.

Post Listing Gains :
A structured approach to optimize post listing gains as many IPOs have generated healthy returns over next 12 to 18 months after listing.

Fund details :

Investment objective :
The investment objective of the Scheme is to seek to provide capital appreciation by investing in equity and equity related securities of recently listed 100 companies or upcoming Initial Public Offers (IPOs).

Fund size (AUM) :
1233 Cr. (as on 31.08.2026)

NAV : 32.26 (as on 16.09.2026)

CAGR :
14.64 % (since inception)
Rs 100000 Lumpsum invested (since inception) = Rs 322480
Rs 10000 SIP (since inception) =
Rs 18.27 Lacs

Fund age : 8 years

Fund managers :
Mr. Bhavesh Jain
Mr. Bharat Lahoti

Benchmark :
Nifty IPO TRI

_Let’s Talk Investing._

Disclaimer :
Investments in financial securities are subject to market risks.

09/03/2025

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Eid-ul-Adha Mubarak . . .
17/06/2024

Eid-ul-Adha Mubarak . . .

An age-old quote by legendary investor Benjamin Graham (also teacher of Warren Buffett).Benjamin Graham, often referred ...
09/05/2024

An age-old quote by legendary investor Benjamin Graham (also teacher of Warren Buffett).

Benjamin Graham, often referred to as the “father of value investing”, is known for his profound wisdom and deep insights into the stock market.
One of his most famous quotes is, “In the short run, the market is a voting machine, but in the long run, it is a weighing machine.”
This quote encapsulates Graham’s philosophy on investing and provides a timeless perspective on how markets operate.

Is the Stock Market a Voting Machine Right Now ?“In the short term, the market is like a voting machine.But in the long ...
09/05/2024

Is the Stock Market a Voting Machine Right Now ?

“In the short term, the market is like a voting machine.
But in the long term, it is like a weighing machine.”

An age-old quote by legendary investor Benjamin Graham (also teacher of Warren Buffett).

Benjamin Graham, often referred to as the “father of value investing”, is known for his profound wisdom and deep insights into the stock market.
One of his most famous quotes is, “In the short run, the market is a voting machine, but in the long run, it is a weighing machine.”
This quote encapsulates Graham’s philosophy on investing and provides a timeless perspective on how markets operate.

The Market as a Voting Machine.
In the short term, the stock market behaves like a voting machine.
Prices are influenced by the collective mood of investors, which can be swayed by a variety of factors such as news events, earnings reports, or even rumors.
This is akin to a popularity contest, where the most ‘popular’ stocks may see their prices rise, regardless of their underlying fundamentals.

Investors, in their quest for quick profits, often buy or sell stocks based on sentiment rather than objective analysis.
This can lead to price distortions and create opportunities for savvy investors who can identify undervalued or overvalued stocks.

The Market as a Weighing Machine.
Over the long term, however, the market acts more like a weighing machine.
It assesses the intrinsic value of a company based on its earnings power and the quality of its assets.
In this scenario, the ‘weight’ of a company’s real worth will ultimately determine its stock price.

While sentiment can drive prices in the short term, fundamentals such as earnings, cash flow, and book value tend to drive prices in the long term.
Companies with strong fundamentals may see their stock prices rise over time, while those with weak fundamentals may see their stock prices fall.

How to avoid that ?
In the context of Benjamin Graham’s quote, “Over the short term the market is a voting machine, but over the long term it’s a weighing machine,” you may wonder how to avoid the pitfalls of the ‘voting machine’ effect.
The Investors should focus on the fundamentals of a company, such as its earnings, cash flow, and book value.
These factors reflect the true value of a company and are less likely to be influenced by market sentiment and diversify your portfolio, adopt a long-term perspective, stay disciplined, regularly review your portfolio.

Let’s Talk Investing.

Disclaimer :
Investments in financial securities are subject to market risks.

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