Multicap funds managed by Groww and Samco had the highest reported combined exposure to mid- and small-cap stocks among five funds listed for September 2026. Groww Multicap Fund led at 58.2%, followed by Samco Multi Cap Fund at 56.4%, as of September 30.
Multicap funds ranked by exposure
SBI Multicap Fund ranked third among the five at 53.3%. Franklin India Multi Cap Fund and DSP Multicap Fund followed at 49.9% and 49.7%, respectively.
The figures combine each fund’s mid- and small-cap holdings; they do not show the separate allocation to either category.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Groww Multicap Fund | 58.2% combined mid- and small-cap exposure |
| Samco Multi Cap Fund | 56.4% |
| SBI Multicap Fund | 53.3% |
| Franklin India Multi Cap Fund | 49.9% |
| DSP Multicap Fund | 49.7% |
How the figures compare with the stated allocation rule
Multicap funds must allocate at least 25% each to large-, mid- and small-cap stocks. The stated minimums for mid- and small-cap stocks therefore imply a combined allocation of at least 50%.
The reported combined figures for Franklin India and DSP are below that threshold. The available information does not explain the discrepancy.
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