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Tata Mid Cap Fund — Regular Plan · IDCW Option
102326
Net asset value
₹115.248
Source / date
MFAPI (AMFI-sourced NAV) · 2026-10-01
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Scheme and process
Scheme identity, category, benchmark and plan structure from the available official and NAV sources.
- Fund house
- Tata Mutual Fund
- Scheme type
- Open Ended Schemes
- Category
- Equity Scheme - Mid Cap Fund
- Benchmark
- Nifty Midcap 150 TRI
- Riskometer
- Very High
- Plan
- Regular
- Option
- IDCW
- Launch date
- 1994-06-15T00:00:00+05:30
Performance
AMFI-published performance is preferred where available; NAV-history calculations fill the remaining periods.
- 1Y return
- -3.55%
- 3Y annualized return
- 10.17%
- 5Y annualized return
- 11.86%
- 10Y annualized return
- 12.06%
- 3Y rolling median
- 14.87%
- 5Y rolling median
- 13.77%
Risk-adjusted quality
Official AMFI risk parameters are used when AMFI publishes them for the matched category; otherwise realized NAV-history measures are shown.
- 3Y max drawdown
- -19.83%
- 5Y max drawdown
- -19.83%
- 3Y volatility
- 15.39%
- 5Y volatility
- 15.29%
Cost and capacity
Plan costs, current size and entry/exit information where AMFI publishes it.
- AUM
- ₹5,058.42 Cr
- Exit load
- Entry Load: Nil; Exit Load: 1% of the applicable NAV, if redeemed on or before expiry of 365 days from the date of allotment
- Minimum investment
- ₹5,000
- Latest NAV
- ₹115.248
NAV history date: 2026-10-01
Scheme objective
The investment objective of the schemes will be to provide income distribution & / or medium to long term capital gains. The scheme will invest in equity and equity related instruments of well researched growth oriented companies.
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- What is Tata Mid Cap Fund — Regular Plan · IDCW Option (102326)?
- Tata Mid Cap Fund — Regular Plan · IDCW Option is listed by DeepScreen as an Indian mutual fund scheme. Its NAV is a dated per-unit scheme value rather than an exchange-traded stock price. Use the scheme's stated category, benchmark, plan type, portfolio, manager record, risk measures and costs together when researching it.
- How should I analyze Tata Mid Cap Fund — Regular Plan · IDCW Option?
- Start with Tata Mid Cap Fund — Regular Plan · IDCW Option's objective and benchmark, then compare multi-year and rolling returns, drawdowns, volatility and risk-adjusted measures with relevant peers. Review portfolio concentration, manager tenure, TER, turnover and exit load where disclosed. For Indian schemes, compare Direct and Regular plans like-for-like because their expenses and NAVs can differ.
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- Check the current total expense ratio, whether the listing is a Direct or Regular plan, portfolio turnover and any applicable exit load. Costs reduce investor returns over time, so compare the correct plan and option rather than relying on a scheme name alone.
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