Top 10 SBI mutual funds in 2024: Equity funds deliver up to 47% returns in 1 year – Check full list

SBI Mutual Fund is India’s largest asset management company (AMC) by asset size. It offers a wide range of mutual fund schemes designed to help investors grow their wealth through professionally managed portfolios.

The fund house manages over 120 funds catering to various risk-return profiles. Investors can choose a fund that aligns with their financial goals, investment horizon, risk appetite, and return expectations.

With assets under management exceeding Rs 10 lakh crore, SBI Mutual Fund stands as a key player in the Indian mutual fund industry. In this story, we will explore the top 10 performing equity funds from SBI Mutual Fund in 2024.

Also read: SBI Mutual Fund’s top 5 schemes with up to 40% annualised returns in 5 years | Rs 10K SIP grows to Rs 16 lakh

Top 10 equity funds from SBI Mutual Fund in 2024:

SBI Long Term Advantage Fund Series V

1-year return – 47.23%

Return sinch launch – 17.78%

Minimum investment – Rs 500

Lock-in period – 3 years

Launch date – 27 March 2018

Benchmark – BSE 500 TRI

SBI Healthcare Opportunities Fund

1-year return – 43.24%

Return sinch launch – 17.06%

Minimum investment – Rs 5,000

Lock-in period – NA

Launch date – 5 July 1999

Benchmark – BSE Healthcare TRI

SBI Nifty Next 50 ETF

1-year return – 41.16%

Return sinch launch – 15.55%

Minimum investment – Rs 5,000

Lock-in period – NA

Launch date – 16 March 2015

Benchmark – NIFTY Next 50 TRI

SBI Nifty Next 50 Index Fund

1-year return – 40.15%

Return sinch launch – 20.90%

Minimum investment – Rs 5,000

Lock-in period – NA

Launch date – 19 May 2021

Benchmark – NIFTY Next 50 TRI

SBI PSU Fund

1-year return – 37.53%

Return sinch launch – 8.5%

Minimum investment – Rs 5,000

Lock-in period – NA

Launch date – 7 July 2010

Benchmark – BSE PSU TRI

Also read: SBI Mutual Funds: Top 5 equity funds with up to 24% annualised returns in 10 years

SBI Long Term Advantage Fund Series III

1-year return – 37.57%

Return sinch launch – 19.55%

Minimum investment – Rs 500

Lock-in period – 3 years

Launch date – 31 Mar 2016

Benchmark – BSE 500 TRI

SBI Long Term Equity Fund

1-year return – 35.06%

Return sinch launch – 17.30%

Minimum investment – Rs 500

Lock-in period – 3 years

Launch date – 31 Mar 1993

Benchmark – BSE 500 TRI

SBI Long Term Advantage Fund Series I

1-year return – 34.72%

Return sinch launch – 16.49%

Minimum investment – Rs 500

Lock-in period – 3 years

Launch date – 6 Feb 2015

Benchmark – BSE 500 TRI

SBI BSE Sensex Next 50 ETF

1-year return – 34.51%

Return sinch launch – 18.67%

Minimum investment – Rs 5,000

Lock-in period – NA

Launch date – 17 Sep 2018

Benchmark – BSE Sensex Next 50 TRI

SBI Technology Opportunities Fund

1-year return – 33.40%

Return sinch launch – 16.21%

Minimum investment – Rs 5,000

Lock-in period – NA

Launch date – 5 July 1999

Benchmark – BSE Teck TRI

Source of data: Value Research

Mutual fund investors should note that past returns generated by the products mentioned above may not necessarily be repeated in the future.

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