Read NAV as a unit value
NAV is the per-unit value of a scheme. Use the same plan and option when comparing two SIFs so the numbers are consistent.
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SIF NAV research
Search the latest Direct Growth NAV for Specialized Investment Funds in India by fund, AMC or strategy. Data is refreshed from the latest AMFI publication.
Why a ₹10 NFO NAV does not mean a SIF is cheapNAV guide
NAV helps you track the per-unit movement of a SIF, but it does not tell you whether a strategy is suitable on its own. Read it alongside returns, risk, fees and liquidity terms.
NAV is the per-unit value of a scheme. Use the same plan and option when comparing two SIFs so the numbers are consistent.
A lower NAV does not make a fund cheaper. Compare percentage returns, strategy, risk, costs and liquidity before deciding.
Long-short, asset-allocation and sector-rotation SIFs take different risks. NAV is one input, not the complete investment case.
Net Asset Value is the per-unit value of a SIF scheme. This page shows Direct Plan Growth figures so each fund is viewed on the same plan-option basis.
For a broader decision, review the SIF performance tracker, compare funds side by side in the SIF comparison tool, or explore individual research pages under all SIF funds in India.
SIF NAV is published for business days by the relevant AMC and consolidated by AMFI. This tracker refreshes from the latest available AMFI publication; holidays and pending AMC submissions can affect the displayed date.
A newly announced SIF may still be in its NFO period, or its first post-allotment NAV may not yet be published. The fund remains listed so you can discover the scheme without mistaking missing data for a zero value.
No. NAV is an accounting value per unit, not a valuation multiple. Two funds with different NAVs can hold very different portfolios and have very different risk, return and fee profiles.