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LIC Mutual Fund Relaunches 5 Key Schemes with New Strategies

Takendra Verma
Last updated: 15/05/2025 2:34 PM
Takendra Verma
Published: 15/05/2025
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The goal is to strengthen its range of products, attract new investors, and follow strategies that match the changing market conditions.

These schemes have been relaunched under the campaign ‘Funds in Focus Q1FY25’. New technology and updated strategies have been added to these schemes, which will help improve their growth potential.

As of April 2025, LIC Mutual Fund is managing 41 different schemes. These include 15 equity funds, 9 debt funds, 6 hybrid funds, 1 solution-oriented fund, and 10 ETFs.

In addition, it also offers index and other types of funds. Its Asset Under Management (AUM) was ₹33,854 crore in March 2025, which rose to ₹37,554 crore in April 2025—showing an 11% increase.

Which 5 schemes were relaunched?

LIC MF Value Fund

This fund invests in companies with strong fundamentals that are currently undervalued due to short-term market issues. It is best suited for long-term investors.

LIC MF Small Cap Fund

This fund focuses on small-sized companies that have the potential for fast growth in the future. It is meant for investors who can handle high risk and plan to invest for at least 5 years.

LIC MF Multi-Asset Allocation Fund

This fund aims to give better returns by investing in a mix of equity, debt, and commodities (like gold and silver), while adjusting the allocation based on market changes.

LIC MF Dividend Yield Fund

This fund invests in companies that pay regular dividends and also show steady growth. It is ideal for investors looking for a stable but growing source of income.

LIC MF Focused Fund

This fund invests in just 30 carefully chosen stocks after detailed research. It has no limits on sectors or market cap, making it suitable for investors looking for focused growth.

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