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Axis Mutual Fund Launches Axis Nifty500 Quality 50 Index Fund

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Axis Mutual Fund, one of India’s leading asset management companies, today announced the launch of the Axis Nifty500 Quality 50 Index Fund, an open-ended Index Fund tracking the Nifty500 Quality 50 TRI. The fund will be managed by Mr. Karthik Kumar & Mr. HiteshDas (Fund Managers). The Axis Nifty500 Quality 50 Index Fund is designed to provide investors with a simple, transparent and cost-efficient route to invest in fifty of India’s high quality companies, carefully selected from the Nifty 500 universe. The underlying Nifty500 Quality 50 Index selects its constituents based on parameters such as high return on equity, low financial leverage and stable earnings growth, with a disciplined, rules-based methodology that removes human bias from the stock selection process. Speaking on the launch, B. Gopkumar, MD & CEO, Axis AMC, said, “Quality is a time-tested investment factor that has shown not only resilience during uncertain market phases but also the ability to capture upside in growth cycles. With the Axis Nifty500 Quality 50 Index Fund, we are providing investors a disciplined, low-cost and transparent way to gain exposure to India’s strong companies—those that are well positioned to deliver relatively consistent performance over the long term.”
Why Quality? Historically, the Nifty500 Quality 50 Index has demonstrated an ability to outperform the broader market while offering better downside protection during periods of volatility. During major corrections such as the Global Financial Crisis and the COVID-19 market crash, the index experienced smaller drawdowns and recovered more swiftly than the Nifty 50. Over a 15-year period ending July 2025, it delivered a compounded annual growth rate of 15.6% compared to the Nifty 50’s 12.1%, with lower long-term volatility. This combination of resilience and competitive returns makes it an interesting option for long-term wealth creation.

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