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Sunil Singhania’s Abakkus Funds Show Early Wealth-Creation Promise
Sunil Singhania is a well-known Indian fund manager who has started managing money again through Abakkus.
His earlier fund-management work produced very strong long-term results.
Abakkus now manages more than Rs 41,483 crore in different investment products.
Its Flexi Cap Fund began in December 2025 and returned 14.5% by 27 August 2026.
Its Small Cap Fund began in March 2026 and returned 26.7% by the same date.
The funds kept some money in cash and invested in selected companies during periods of market trouble.
The article says this helped limit losses and benefit from the later market recovery.
However, these funds are very new, so their early results do not prove they will always perform well.
Investors are advised to consider their own goals, risks and time horizon before investing.
Sunil Singhania previously led Reliance Mutual Fund’s equity business, where Reliance Growth Fund delivered about 23.8% annualised returns during his tenure.
His firm, Abakkus Asset Managers, now manages more than Rs 41,483 crore across PMS, AIFs and mutual funds.
Abakkus Flexi Cap Fund returned 14.5% since its December 2025 launch through 27 August 2026, beating the BSE 500 TRI’s reported performance.
Abakkus Small Cap Fund returned 26.7% since its March 2026 launch, compared with 24.1% for the BSE 250 Small Cap TRI.
The article credits Abakkus’s MEETS framework and cash-management approach, while warning that both funds have short track records and past performance does not guarantee future returns.
- Who
- Sunil Singhania, Abakkus Asset Managers and the firm’s fund manager Sanjay Doshi.
- What
- Abakkus’s newly launched Flexi Cap and Small Cap mutual funds have reported strong early returns.
- Where
- India’s equity and mutual-fund market.
- When
- The performance figures are reported as of 27 August 2026, with portfolio data as of 31 July 2026.
- Why
- The article examines whether Abakkus’s MEETS investment framework is creating wealth and generating returns for investors.
Early Performance Case
Investor Caution
Reported returns
Early Performance Case
Abakkus Flexi Cap and Small Cap outperformed their cited broad-market benchmarks during their short periods of operation.
Investor Caution
The funds have operated for only about five to eight months, making the results too limited to establish a long-term record.
Investment process
Early Performance Case
The article credits the MEETS framework, cash holdings, selective stock purchases and gradual deployment for limiting losses and supporting recovery gains.
Investor Caution
Strong early results may also reflect market timing, portfolio positioning and the funds’ small initial asset bases rather than a proven long-term advantage.
Investment decision
Early Performance Case
The funds could be placed on investors’ 2026 watchlists if they have suitable risk tolerance and a five- to seven-year horizon.
Investor Caution
Investors should not choose the schemes solely because Sunil Singhania manages them and should consult their objectives, allocation needs and a financial adviser.
Key facts
- Abakkus total assets
- More than Rs 41,483 crore across PMS, AIFs and mutual funds.
- Abakkus Flexi Cap launch
- December 2025.
- Flexi Cap return
- 14.5% absolute return since inception through 27 August 2026.
- Flexi Cap assets
- Rs 6,338 crore.
- Abakkus Small Cap launch
- March 2026.
- Small Cap return
- 26.7% absolute return since inception through 27 August 2026.
- Small Cap assets
- More than Rs 2,113 crore.
Sources
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