
A ₹10,000 monthly SIP in Bandhan Small Cap Fund grew to ₹10.35 lakh over five years, outperforming peers. Tata Small Cap had the lowest return at ₹8.13 lakh.
A ₹10,000 monthly SIP in Bandhan Small Cap Fund from August 2021 to August 2026 grew to ₹10.35 lakh, the highest among small-cap schemes tracked by B. Padmanaban, founder and managing director of Fortune Investment Services. The total investment was ₹6 lakh, yielding an XIRR of 22.02%.
ITI Small Cap and Invesco India Smallcap Funds also crossed the ₹10 lakh mark. Bank of India Small Cap Fund returned ₹9.97 lakh, and Union Small Cap Fund returned ₹9.47 lakh. At the other end, Tata Small Cap Fund generated the lowest final value of ₹8.13 lakh, still an XIRR of 12.12%.
The data, shared on X by Padmanaban, covers a five-year period starting 9 August 2021. Every scheme in the list produced positive returns. The gap between the top and bottom performer was about ₹2.23 lakh on the same ₹6 lakh outlay.
Padmanaban said the numbers “may offer some interesting insights and a different perspective” and urged investors to conduct their own due diligence based on goals, risk appetite and investment horizon.
Small-cap funds carry higher volatility than large-cap peers, and past SIP returns do not guarantee future performance. The analysis reflects a specific five-year window and may not repeat.
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