Only four of the 37 flexi-cap mutual funds delivered annualised returns of over 8% on three-year systematic investment plans (SIPs), while three schemes left investors with losses. The performance gap was substantial, with returns ranging from a high of 10.16% to a negative 8.42%.
What stands out is that some of the biggest flexi-cap funds failed to match their smaller peers. Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund, which manages over ₹1.45 lakh crore, delivered a three-year SIP return of 4.22%, while HDFC Flexi Cap Fund, with assets exceeding ₹1.08 lakh crore, generated 5.21%. SBI Flexicap Fund returned just 0.34%.
In contrast, ITI Flexi Cap Fund, with assets under management (AUM) of ₹1,588 crore, topped the rankings with a 10.16% return. Bank of India Flexi Cap Fund, 360 ONE Flexicap Fund and Navi Flexi Cap Fund were the only other schemes to cross the 8% mark, according to the data analysed.
Only four flexi-cap funds crossed the 8% mark
ITI Flexi Cap Fund emerged as the best performer with a three-year SIP return of 10.16%, followed by Bank of India Flexi Cap Fund at 9.09%. The latter manages assets worth ₹3,098 crore.
360 ONE Flexicap Fund, with AUM of ₹2,246 crore, delivered 8.95%, while Navi Flexi Cap Fund, managing just ₹286 crore, generated 8.12%.




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