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    Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund

    Large & Mid CapDirect and Regular plans, Growth and IDCW options

    Data as on 30-10-2026

    Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund is a Large & Mid Cap fund run by Bank of India Mutual Fund. On 30-09-2026, it managed ₹506 Cr of investors' money. In the 3 years to 30-10-2026, its Direct plan returned 13.2% a year and its Regular plan returned 11.8% a year and its Fund plan returned 12.6% a year. Its benchmark, BSE 250 LargeMidCap Index TRI, returned 9.8% a year over the same 3 years.

    NAV (Direct plan)
    ₹103.09
    ▼ 0.37%30-10-2026
    NAV (Regular plan)
    ₹88.27
    ▼ 0.37%30-10-2026
    NAV
    ₹97.94
    ▼ 0.37%30-10-2026
    Expense ratio
    1.42%Direct2.79%Regular1.42%Fund
    Riskometer
    Very High
    Set by the fund house
    3 year return
    13.2%Direct11.8%Regular12.6%Fund

    Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund NAV Today

    NAV on 30-10-2026: Direct Plan Growth ₹103.09 (down 0.37% that day); Regular Plan Growth ₹88.27 (down 0.37% that day); ₹97.94 (down 0.37% that day).

    Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund Returns vs BSE 250 LargeMidCap Index TRI

    Returns as on 30-10-2026. Up to one year they are absolute returns. Longer periods are a rate per year.

    Trailing returns
    Period1M3M6M1Y3Y5Y10Y
    This fund (Direct)−0.87%−4.70%−1.05%−0.96%+13.20%+10.71%+12.74%
    This fund (Regular)−0.98%−4.98%−1.66%−2.25%+11.84%+9.47%+11.46%
    This fund−0.92%−4.81%−1.31%−1.55%+12.64%+10.15%+12.20%
    BSE 250 LargeMidCap Index TRI−0.21%−6.05%−3.15%−7.98%+9.78%+8.33%+12.47%
    Large & Mid Cap average−1.78%−5.20%−0.43%−3.99%+13.28%+11.36%+13.62%
    Best in Large & Mid Cap+3.19%+2.03%+6.53%+4.95%+21.30%+17.43%+16.78%
    Worst in Large & Mid Cap−4.75%−10.20%−5.87%−14.20%+5.64%+6.28%+10.71%
    Rank in Large & Mid Cap7/3613/3519/337/3311/2617/2614/19

    Category rows compare the Direct plans of 36 Large & Mid Cap funds. Rank 1 is the highest return.

    Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund Year-wise Returns

    Return of each calendar year
    YearDirectRegularThis fundBSE 250 LargeMidCap Index TRI
    2026to date−3.02%−4.03%−3.47%−8.51%
    2025+8.24%+6.83%+7.59%+9.06%
    2024+17.90%+16.60%+17.43%+14.89%
    2023+30.52%+29.34%+30.15%+24.91%
    2022+3.00%+1.91%+2.30%+5.20%
    2021+35.11%+33.80%+34.38%+29.96%

    Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund Rolling Returns

    The return of every holding period in the fund's history, not only the one that ends today

    Rolling returns

    Each point is the yearly return of one 3-year holding period, plotted on the day it ended. There are 2,666 periods, one for each trading day from 04-01-2016 to 30-10-2026.

    −10%0%10%20%30%40%
    Nov 2013
    to
    Nov 2016
    Sept 2015
    to
    Sept 2018
    Jul 2017
    to
    Jul 2020
    May 2019
    to
    May 2022
    Mar 2021
    to
    Mar 2024
    Dec 2022
    to
    Dec 2025
    Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund (Direct)BSE 250 LargeMidCap Index TRI

    Every holding period at a glance

    PeriodPeriodsMedianLowestHighestWith a lossBenchmark medianBeat benchmark
    1 year3,15412.9%−24.9%81.0%20%11.6%58%
    2 years2,91215.6%−16.3%49.2%9%15.4%61%
    3 years2,66615.2%−5.7%31.6%3%14.7%56%
    5 years2,17313.6%−1.7%28.1%0%15.0%39%
    7 years1,68413.1%6.5%18.4%0%14.3%20%
    10 years94114.1%10.7%16.5%0%14.5%14%

    Lumpsum: the yearly rate (CAGR) from the NAV on a period's first day to the NAV on its last. SIP: the XIRR of the monthly instalments and their value on the last day. "With a loss" counts the periods that ended below the money put in. "Beat benchmark" counts the periods in which the fund did better than BSE 250 LargeMidCap Index TRI over the same days. Past returns do not promise future returns.

    Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund Risk

    How much it swings, and the falls an investor had to sit through

    Risk and return

    MeasureBank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund (Direct)This fundBSE 250 LargeMidCap Index TRI
    Return (CAGR)+13.20%+9.78%
    Standard deviation15.46%14.00%
    Sharpe ratio0.460.27
    Sortino ratio0.620.36
    Maximum drawdown−21.2% (03-03-2025)−18.0% (28-02-2025)
    Beta1.051.00
    Alpha+3.24%0.00%

    From daily NAVs, 30-10-2023 to 30-10-2026. Standard deviation: how much the daily value swings, scaled to a year. Sharpe: return above the risk-free rate (NSE's overnight rate index) per unit of swing. Sortino: the same, counting only the falls. Beta: 1 moves with the benchmark, below 1 moves less. Alpha: return beyond what its beta explains, a year.

    Drawdowns

    How far below its previous high each one was on every day: the falls an investor had to sit through. 0% means it was at a new high.

    −40%−30%−20%−10%0%
    2014201620182020202220242026
    Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund (Direct)BSE 250 LargeMidCap Index TRI
    Worst fallHigh before itBottomBack at the highTime to climb backBelow its high today
    Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund (Direct)−37.9%08-01-201823-03-202018-11-20208 months−6.5%
    BSE 250 LargeMidCap Index TRI−37.8%17-01-202023-03-202006-11-20207 months−9.4%

    From the Direct plan's daily NAV since 02-01-2013, adjusted for unit splits, and BSE 250 LargeMidCap Index TRI over the same days. "Time to climb back" runs from the bottom to the first day back at the old high.

    Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund vs Other Large & Mid Cap Funds

    The five Large & Mid Cap funds with the best three year return, and this fund. Direct plans.

    Fund nameRankAUM (Cr)Exp. ratio1Y return3Y return3Y alpha3Y beta3Y Sharpe3Y Sortino
    Invesco India Large & Mid Cap Fund1/2612,1780.79%+1.30%+21.30%+9.50%1.050.921.29Compare
    Motilal Oswal Large and Midcap Fund2/2619,8320.90%+0.26%+20.59%+8.24%1.150.751.03Compare
    HSBC Large & Mid Cap Fund3/265,7841.35%+3.59%+17.14%+5.04%1.100.630.84Compare
    Bandhan Large & Mid Cap Fund4/2621,0211.14%−3.83%+16.65%+5.44%0.940.741.00Compare
    Quant Large & Mid Cap Fund5/263,3841.22%+4.95%+14.95%+3.37%1.010.540.74Compare
    Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund11/265061.42%−0.96%+13.20%+3.24%1.050.460.62

    AUM is each fund's size at the end of its last reported month, from its own portfolio file. We calculate the risk ratios from daily NAVs over the last three years. The risk-free return is what NSE's overnight rate index earned over the same years. Alpha and beta compare each fund with its own benchmark's TRI. "--" means we have no figure: for alpha and beta, no daily series for that benchmark.

    Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund Expense Ratio and Costs

    What each plan charges a year, in force from 01-10-2026

    PlanBase expense ratioBrokerageTransaction costsLevies and GSTTotal expense ratioLarge & Mid Cap medianCost rank (1 = cheapest)
    Direct0.93%0.10%0.01%0.38%1.42%1.08%29/36
    Regular2.09%0.10%0.01%0.59%2.79%2.30%32/36
    Fund0.93%0.10%0.01%0.38%1.42%1.08%29/36

    The expense ratio comes out of the fund's assets every day, so every return on this page is already after it. Base expense ratio: the fund house's own fee. The total adds brokerage, the cost of executing trades, and statutory levies with GST. From AMFI's expense ratio file. Cost rank: where this plan comes when the Large & Mid Cap funds' plans of the same type are sorted from the lowest total expense ratio to the highest.

    Direct vs Regular: what the gap cost

    Both plans own the same portfolio, so the difference in what they earned is the Regular plan's extra cost, taken out of its NAV.

    Over the lastRegularDirectDirect earned more by₹1 lakh became (Regular)₹1 lakh became (Direct)
    1 year−2.25%−0.96%1.29%₹97,750₹99,040
    3 years11.84%13.20%1.36% a year₹1,39,892₹1,45,057
    5 years9.47%10.71%1.24% a year₹1,57,208₹1,66,316
    10 years11.46%12.74%1.28% a year₹2,95,931₹3,31,727

    Returns over more than 1 year are a rate a year (CAGR). ₹1 lakh invested once at the start of each period, valued on the last NAV.

    Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund SIP Calculator

    What a one-time or monthly investment in this fund would be worth today, from its own NAV history

    Growth of an investment

    Step up each year
    PeriodFor

    ₹10,000 on the first trading day of every month, from 02-01-2013 to 30-10-2026: 166 instalments, ₹16,60,000 in all.

    InvestmentInvestedValue nowGainReturn a year
    Direct planBank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund (Direct) ₹16,60,000 ₹44,48,262 ₹27,88,262 13.3%
    This fundBank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund ₹16,60,000 ₹42,60,970 ₹26,00,970 12.7%
    BSE 250 LargeMidCap Index TRI ₹16,60,000 ₹41,78,493 ₹25,18,493 12.4%
    Category averageCategory average, 36 Large & Mid Cap funds ₹16,60,000 ₹51,42,271 ₹34,82,271 15.1%
    ₹0₹20.0 L₹40.0 L₹60.0 L
    2014201620182020202220242026
    Direct planBank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund (Direct)This fundBank of India Large & Mid Cap FundBSE 250 LargeMidCap Index TRICategory averageCategory average, 36 Large & Mid Cap fundsAmount invested

    From each plan's published NAV (Growth option), the benchmark's TRI and the category average, over the same days. Return a year: XIRR for a SIP, CAGR for a lumpsum, shown for a year or more. It does not include exit load, stamp duty or tax. Past returns do not promise future returns.

    Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund Asset Allocation

    Asset allocation as on 30-09-2026

    What the fund holds

    93.2%Equity

    AssetFundCategory
    Equity93.2%95.4%
    Cash and others6.8%3.7%

    Market cap of stocks

    Market capFundCategory
    Large Cap42.7%42.7%
    Mid Cap35.4%37.7%
    Small Cap15.0%13.3%

    Share of the whole fund. Category: the average of the Large & Mid Cap funds that hold stocks. Groups follow AMFI's latest list, as SEBI defines them: Large Cap is the 100 largest companies, Mid Cap the next 150, Small Cap the rest.

    Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund Sector Allocation

    Sector allocation of the fund's stocks as on 30-09-2026

    Largest sectors

    1. Banks20.8%

    2. Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology12.2%

    3. Retailing7.1%

    4. Petroleum Products6.1%

    5. Consumer Durables4.3%

    6. Construction3.5%

    7. Gas3.0%

    8. Finance2.9%

    9. Transport Services2.8%

    10. Ferrous Metals2.7%

    The ten largest of 29 sectors. The other 19 add up to 27.9%.

    Sector changes

    SectorJuly 2026August 2026September 2026Change
    Banks18.4%18.2%20.8%+2.4%
    Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology11.7%11.8%12.2%+0.5%
    Retailing7.8%8.6%7.1%−0.7%
    Petroleum Products6.3%6.3%6.1%−0.2%
    Consumer Durables7.4%7.0%4.3%−3.1%

    Each sector's share of the fund at the end of each month. The five largest sectors of September 2026. Change: from July 2026 to September 2026, in % of the fund.

    Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund Portfolio Holdings

    As on 30-09-2026 · 49 holdings · from the fund house's monthly portfolio

    HoldingsSector / RatingWeight%Holdings trend1M change
    HDFC Bank LimitedBanks8.10%+3.8%
    Reliance Industries LimitedPetroleum Products6.12%0.0%
    Kotak Mahindra Bank LimitedBanks3.84%0.0%
    Larsen & Toubro LimitedConstruction3.37%0.0%
    State Bank of IndiaBanks3.17%0.0%
    Dixon Technologies (India) LimitedConsumer Durables3.00%−26.7%
    Aurobindo Pharma LimitedPharmaceuticals & Biotechnology2.99%−18.5%
    Petronet LNG LimitedGas2.96%0.0%
    FSN E-Commerce Ventures LimitedRetailing2.83%−30.7%
    Entero Healthcare Solutions LtdRetailing2.82%−3.3%

    Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund Stocks Bought and Sold

    All changes are between August 2026 and September 2026

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    Stocks bought and sold in September 2026
    HDFC Bank LimitedAdded+3.8%8.10%
    Dixon Technologies (India) LimitedReduced−26.7%3.00%
    FSN E-Commerce Ventures LimitedReduced−30.7%2.83%
    Aurobindo Pharma LimitedReduced−18.5%2.99%
    PB Fintech LimitedReduced−46.4%1.01%
    Entero Healthcare Solutions LtdReduced−3.3%2.82%
    Container Corporation of India LimitedAdded+48.3%2.79%
    Bank of BarodaNewNew2.05%
    Acutaas Chemicals LimitedAdded+97.2%1.02%
    Apollo Hospitals Enterprise LimitedSold out−100%was 0.97%

    A change is counted by the number of shares the fund holds, not by price. A stock can become a smaller part of the fund in a month when the fund bought more of it, if its price fell. Debt papers are left out.

    What Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund bought and sold

    Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund Portfolio Overlap

    Funds with the most similar portfolios, across every fund house and category

    FundOverlapHoldings in common
    Bank of India Multi Cap FundMulti Cap · Bank of India73.1%48Compare
    Bank of India Manufacturing & Infrastructure FundThematic · Bank of India47.2%30Compare
    Mirae Asset Large Cap FundLarge Cap · Mirae Asset38.7%20Compare
    Tata NIFTY 50 Exchange Traded FundIndex · Tata36.6%15Compare
    360 ONE ELSS Tax Saver Nifty 50 Index FundIndex · 360 ONE36.6%15Compare
    Zerodha Nifty 50 Index FundIndex · Zerodha36.5%15Compare
    Nippon India Index Fund - Nifty 50 PlanIndex · Nippon India36.5%15Compare
    Motilal Oswal Nifty 50 Index FundIndex · Motilal Oswal36.5%15Compare

    Overlap: for each holding both funds own, the smaller of its two weights, added up. 40% means 40% of each fund's money sits in positions the other also holds. From each fund's latest monthly portfolio, matched by ISIN. Cash and hedged positions are left out. Funds that overlap under 10% are not listed. A high overlap does not make two funds the same: their costs, lock-in and category can differ.

    Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund Overview

    Fund facts from the scheme summary document, as on 16-10-2026

    Expense ratio (Direct)
    1.42%
    Expense ratio (Regular)
    2.79%
    Expense ratio
    1.42%
    Category
    Large & Mid Cap
    Risk
    Very High
    Benchmark
    BSE 250 Large MidCap TRI
    Launch date
    21-10-2008
    Minimum investment
    ₹5,000
    Minimum additional investment
    ₹1,000
    AUM
    ₹505.50 Cr (30-09-2026)
    Lock in
    None
    Scheme code (Direct)
    119350
    ISIN (Direct)
    INF761K01652
    Scheme code (Regular)
    110603
    ISIN (Regular)
    INF761K01108
    Scheme code
    110599
    ISIN
    INF761K01041
    NAV history
    From 02-01-2013, 13.8 years
    Exit load
    Exit Load for units in excess of 10% of the investment,1% will be charged for redemption within 3 months.

    Tax on Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund returns

    • Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund is taxed as an equity fund: 65% or more of it is in Indian stocks.
    • Units sold within 1 year: the gain is taxed at 20%.
    • Units held longer: gains above ₹1.25 lakh in a financial year, across all your equity funds and shares, are taxed at 12.5%.
    • IDCW (dividend) payouts are added to your income and taxed at your slab rate.
    • A stamp duty of 0.005% is deducted when you invest.

    Rules in force from 23-07-2024 (Finance Act 2024). Tax depends on your own income; this is general information, not tax advice.

    All plans and options

    PlanOptionNAVAs on
    Bonus₹97.9430-10-2026
    Growth₹97.9430-10-2026
    Quarterly IDCW₹27.6330-10-2026
    directBonus₹53.2330-10-2026
    directGrowth₹103.0930-10-2026
    directQuarterly IDCW₹28.6230-10-2026
    directIDCW₹28.2030-10-2026
    regularBonus₹88.2630-10-2026
    regularGrowth₹88.2730-10-2026
    regularIDCW₹27.4230-10-2026
    regularQuarterly IDCW₹32.1530-10-2026
    regularIDCW₹26.3530-10-2026

    About Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund

    Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund is a mutual fund from Bank of India Mutual Fund. Its category is Large & Mid Cap. It was launched on 21-10-2008. Its benchmark is BSE 250 Large MidCap TRI. At the end of September 2026 it held 49 securities.

    Fund Manager

    • Nitin Gosar

      Fund manager of Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund

    • 2022)

      Fund manager of Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund

    See all funds of Bank of India Mutual Fund

    AUM change

    September 2026
    ₹505.50 Cr
    −4.46% from August 2026
    August 2026
    ₹529.09 Cr
    +3.03% from July 2026
    July 2026
    ₹513.52 Cr
    +4.57% from June 2026

    AUM moves with money invested or taken out, and with the value of what the fund holds.

    Compare Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund with Other Funds

    Returns, risk, costs and the stocks they share, side by side

    Frequently Asked Questions for Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund

    What is the current NAV of Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund?

    The Direct plan NAV is ₹103.09. The Regular plan NAV is ₹88.27. The NAV is ₹97.94, as on 30-10-2026.

    What are the returns of Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund?

    The Direct plan returned −0.96% in 1 year, +13.20% a year over 3 years, +10.71% a year over 5 years. The Regular plan returned −2.25% in 1 year, +11.84% a year over 3 years, +9.47% a year over 5 years. The fund returned −1.55% in 1 year, +12.64% a year over 3 years, +10.15% a year over 5 years. These figures are as on 30-10-2026.

    What is the expense ratio of Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund?

    The Direct plan charges 1.42% a year. The Regular plan charges 2.79% a year. The fund charges 1.42% a year. This is the figure the fund house reported to AMFI, in force from 01-10-2026.

    What is the AUM of Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund?

    Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund managed ₹505.50 Cr on 30-09-2026, as its fund house reported in its monthly portfolio.

    What are the top holdings of Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund?

    At the end of September 2026 the largest holdings were HDFCBANK (8.10%), RELIANCE (6.12%), KOTAKBANK (3.84%), LT (3.37%), SBIN (3.17%). The fund held 49 securities in all.

    What did Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund buy and sell in September 2026?

    It bought 1 new stock: Bank of Baroda. It sold out of 3: Sky Gold And Diamonds Limited, Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Limited, Senco Gold Limited. It added shares in 3. It reduced 5.

    How do I invest in Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund?

    Through Bank of India Mutual Fund's website or app, a mutual fund distributor, or an investment platform. Choose the Direct plan to pay no distributor commission, or the Regular plan to invest through a distributor. The first investment is at least ₹5,000. You can invest once or through a monthly SIP.

    Who is the fund manager of Bank of India Large & Mid Cap Fund?

    Nitin Gosar, 2022).

    Sources: NAV and expense ratio from AMFI. Holdings from the fund house's monthly portfolio statement. Fund facts from its scheme summary document, as on 16-10-2026.

    This page is information, not investment advice. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks; read all scheme related documents carefully. Past returns do not promise future returns. Figures come from AMFI, NSE, BSE and each fund house's own documents.

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