Quant Large Cap Fund Tops Large Cap Mutual Funds in One Month Returns
Quant Large Cap Fund emerged as the best-performing large-cap mutual fund over the past one month, delivering a return of 4.7 percent. The fund also generated a three-year CAGR of 15.4 percent, outperforming several peers in the large-cap category.
By Finblage Editorial Desk
1:13 pm
23 June 2026
Quant Large Cap Fund ranked first among large-cap mutual funds based on one-month returns, according to data compiled by ACE MF as of June 22, 2026. The scheme delivered a return of 4.7 percent during the period, placing it ahead of its peers in the large-cap fund category.
Among the other top performers, Invesco India Largecap Fund generated a return of 4.5 percent over the same period, while several other large-cap schemes also posted strong gains amid improving market sentiment and broad-based participation across sectors.
Over a longer investment horizon, Quant Large Cap Fund has continued to deliver competitive performance. The fund reported a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 15.4 percent over the last three years, reflecting its ability to generate returns across varying market conditions.
Large-cap mutual funds primarily invest in well-established companies with large market capitalizations and are generally considered suitable for investors seeking relatively stable equity exposure. Performance in the category has improved in recent months as benchmark indices recovered and investor interest in diversified equity funds remained strong.
The latest rankings highlight the continued focus of investors on fund performance, consistency, and portfolio management quality while selecting equity mutual fund schemes.
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