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JUPITER INDIA - Fund overview

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Overview of JUPITER INDIA

This is an equity fund targeting long term capital growth from companies either based in or operating in India. Manager Avinash Vazirani is based in London but has invested in India for over 15 years and visits the country several times a year. He favours fast growing companies with solid balance sheets and sound management, though deep value situations may also feature in the portfolio.

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Fund summary

Sector  Specialist
Product type  UNIT TRUST
Launched  February, 2008
Size  £268m
Yield 0.0%
Charging basis  Income
Dividends paid  Acc units only.
Bid price 54.47p

Fund Charges

Standard Initial charge 5.25%
Initial charge via Bestinvest 0.00%
Additional bid/offer spread 0.78%
Annual management charge 1.50%
Total expense ratio 1.91%
Reduction in yield (10yr) 1.99%

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Portfolio

jupiter india asset allocation illustration
Allocation Proportion
Equity 94%
High yield bonds 0%
Quality bonds 2%
Property 0%
Commodities
Hedge
Fund cash 4%
jupiter india equity geographic illustration
Allocation Proportion
UK 1%
Europe 1%
Nth America 0%
Japan 0%
Pacific 3%
Other Equity 95%
jupiter india equity capitalisation illustration
Allocation Proportion
Large Caps 51%
Mid Caps 32%
Small Caps 17%

Investment process


The Fund aims to achieve long-term capital growth. It will invest primarily in companies which operate or reside in India. It may also invest in companies based in Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh and in companies which derive a significant proportion of business from India.
Stock ideas my come from broker contacts or be generated internally by manager Avinash Vazirani and his analyst. Though based in London, Vazirani visits India several times a year and will generally never invest in a company unless he has met the management and has access to them regularly. He describes himself as a GARP (Growth at a Reasonable Price) investor and prefers companies with high returns on equity, good payout ratios, good corporate governance that are cashflow generative. Pure growth stocks may sometimes be included in the portfolio as may deep value situations, though only where there is a catalyst for a re-rating. Vazirani is happy to build up large positions and hold them for several years.

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