Let Me Tell You Some Numbers & shocking truth 🔥
30-Year DSP Flexi Cap Fund
19% CAGR
34% Better than benchmark
122x Growth Since Inception
Over three decades, 60,000,000 investors moved in and out of it.
But only 23 people stayed invested for 30 years
Biggest variable of making wealth is time. Aur wahi humare paas nahi hai. Hum wahi nahi dete hain.
Why Do People Quit Early?
Abakkus Mutual Fund has grown to around ₹6,000 crore in AUM.
It currently manages 3 schemes:
✅Equity
Abakkus Flexi Cap Fund
Abakkus Small Cap Fund
✅Debt
Abakkus Liquid Fund
The AMC is backed by Sunil Singhania, who has a long track record in small-cap investing.
Meet Sunil Singhania.
In 2018, Sunil Singhania was overseeing ₹4,00,000 crore at Reliance Capital.
He quit.
Started Abakkus with zero AUM.
Today: ₹40,000 crore. Organically built. No aggressive marketing.
Reliance Growth Fund — 100x in 22 years under him.
Abakkus Flexi Cap Fund NFO — ₹2,500 crore raised in 2 weeks.
Most people wouldn't leave ₹4 lakh crore to start from zero.
His philosophy hasn't changed across 30 years:
"Focus on profits and ROCE. Only question: does the stock deserve 20x or 40x?"
He gave up certainty of ₹4 lakh crore to build something of his own.
That is not a fund manager story.
That is a founder story.
That decision is why the second innings is as good as the first.
The biggest mistake isn't choosing:
Large Cap
Mid Cap
Flexi Cap
Multi Asset
The biggest mistake is changing your strategy every year.
Consistency beats excitement.
Abakkus is not much talked about, they have managers who aren’t afraid to be aggressive.
Abakkus Small Cap Fund has also started taking positions in some SMEs as well.
Aggressive strategies are best suited for younger investors who can afford drawdowns on their portfolio.
Abakkus Flexi Cap Fund has added 1.03% of Arvind Fashions. Co is small-cap. M-Cap ₹6300 Cr. It is a play on consumer discretionary with top 'Power Brands' like Tommy Hilfiger, Arrow, Flying Machine, Calvin Klein. Goldman Sachs holds 1.86%. Experts are bullish for TP ₹725 (+52%)
Abakkus Flexi Cap Fund is the top performer over the past 3 months with a return of 9% as per a study by Upstox. Of course, the period to too short to judge any equity scheme. https://t.co/uAng08JHgI
A policy affecting 140 crore people; signed at 8PM, announced at a press conference the next morning.
No White Paper. No Parliamentary debate. No public consultation. No independent impact study.
Just a minister, a pen, and a family business waiting on the other side.
Let’s talk about what this “policy” actually is:
→ Son Nikhil’s company Cian Agro: ₹18Cr → ₹523Cr revenue in one year
→ Their stock: ₹37 → ₹638. A 2,184% surge; while “the file” was being drafted
→ Son Sarang: Director at Manas Agro. Also in ethanol. Also quietly booming.
Father writes the regulations. Sons hold the equity.
And we’re supposed to call this a “national dream.”
In any functioning democracy, a minister with direct family financial interests in a sector CANNOT unilaterally regulate that sector.
That’s not politics, that’s a constitutional principle.
Where is the Lokpal?
Where is the Prime Minister?
Where is the Parliament?
The dream isn’t about ethanol.
The dream is about a country where accountability has been fully, quietly, abolished.
Parag Parikh hasn't just slipped behind HDFC Flexi Cap; it's also been overtaken by Abakkus Flexi Cap, a fund that didn't even exist 8 months ago.
@abakkusmf grew 18% in May alone.