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    Top Energy & Commodities Mutual Funds (2026)

    Ranked by 3 year return, Direct plans, as on the latest NAV · AUM as on 30-09-2026

    There are 10 Energy & Commodities mutual funds. Their average 3 year return is 15.8% a year, and −2.2% over the last year. The highest 3 year returns: DSP Natural Resources And New Energy Fund 19.0%, Nippon India Power & Infra Fund 16.4%, ICICI Prudential Commodities Fund 14.9%.

    Total AUM
    ₹34,313 Cr
    As on 30-09-2026
    Funds
    10
    From 8 fund houses
    Expense ratio
    0.84% to 1.72%
    Direct plans, lowest to highest
    Average 3Y return
    15.8%
    A year, Direct plans

    All Energy & Commodities Funds

    Ranked by 3 year return, highest first

    Exit load
    DSP Natural Resources And New Energy Fund12,528+5.99%+19.03%+14.67%+15.84%Very High1.00%None17.45%
    Nippon India Power & Infra Fund27,867−2.17%+16.41%+18.38%+16.60%Very High1.11%1% within 1 month17.73%
    ICICI Prudential Commodities Fund34,133−2.42%+14.92%+13.00%----1.04%1% within 3 months19.20%
    Tata Resources & Energy Fund41,391−2.16%+14.90%+10.90%+15.18%Very High0.84%0.25% within 30 days17.91%
    SBI Comma Fund51,208−0.87%+13.61%+9.21%+13.91%Very High1.25%0.5% within 30 days17.91%
    ICICI Prudential Energy Opportunities Fund--8,029+0.19%--------1.11%1% within 3 months--
    SBI Energy Opportunities Fund--7,966−6.54%------Very High0.92%1% within 30 days--
    Baroda BNP Paribas Energy Opportunities Fund--592−7.43%--------1.55%----
    quant Commodities Fund--335−0.47%------Very High1.72%1% within 15 days--
    Kotak Energy Opportunities Fund--264−6.54%------Very High1.11%0.5% within 90 days--

    Returns of each fund's Direct plan (its only plan where it has one), as on the latest NAV. 3, 5 and 10 year figures are a rate a year. Std dev: how much the daily returns swung over 3 years, as a yearly figure; lower is steadier. Riskometer and exit load from the fund's scheme summary document; "Varies" means the load changes with how long you hold, and the fund page has the full wording. Expense ratio: Direct plan, from AMFI. AUM at the end of the fund's last reported month. A fund younger than 3 years has no rank and is listed after the ranked ones.

    Stocks Energy & Commodities Funds Bought and Sold in September 2026

    What the 5 largest Energy & Commodities funds changed in their September 2026 portfolios, against the month before

    Bought

    StockNew inAdded by
    Omnitech Engineering Ltd.ICICI Prudential Energy Opportunities, Nippon India Power & Infra1 fund1 fund
    Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Ltd.SBI Energy Opportunities, DSP Natural Resources And New Energy--2 funds
    NTPC Green Energy LtdICICI Prudential Energy Opportunities, Nippon India Power & Infra--2 funds
    Juniper Green Energy Ltd.ICICI Prudential Energy Opportunities, Nippon India Power & Infra--2 funds
    HEG Graphite Ltd.SBI Energy Opportunities1 fund--
    HDFC Bank Ltd.Nippon India Power & Infra1 fund--
    Shree Cement Ltd.SBI Energy Opportunities1 fund--
    Ultratech Cement Ltd.SBI Energy Opportunities1 fund--
    Castrol India Ltd.SBI Energy Opportunities1 fund--
    Multi Commodity Exchange of India LimitedNippon India Power & Infra1 fund--

    Sold

    StockExited byReduced by
    ABB India Ltd.ICICI Prudential Energy Opportunities, Nippon India Power & Infra1 fund1 fund
    Graphite India Ltd.SBI Energy Opportunities1 fund--
    Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Ltd.Nippon India Power & Infra1 fund--
    KEI Industries LimitedNippon India Power & Infra1 fund--
    ISGEC Heavy Engineering LimitedNippon India Power & Infra1 fund--
    Chemplast Sanmar LtdICICI Prudential Commodities1 fund--
    Larsen & Toubro LimitedNippon India Power & Infra--1 fund
    Kalpataru Projects International Ltd.SBI Energy Opportunities--1 fund
    HEG Advanced Materials Ltd.SBI Energy Opportunities--1 fund
    Oil India Ltd.ICICI Prudential Energy Opportunities--1 fund

    From each fund's own monthly portfolio, stocks only. "New in" means the fund did not hold the stock the month before; "Exited by" means it sold all of it. Added and reduced count shares held, so a price move alone is not a change. Funds counted: ICICI Prudential Energy Opportunities Fund, SBI Energy Opportunities Fund, Nippon India Power & Infra Fund, ICICI Prudential Commodities Fund, DSP Natural Resources And New Energy Fund.

    Compare Energy & Commodities Funds

    The largest funds of the category, side by side

    How Energy & Commodities Funds Are Taxed

    As equity funds: 65% or more of each fund is in Indian stocks

    When you sellTax on the gain
    Within 1 year20% of the gain (short term)
    After 1 year12.5% of gains above ₹1.25 lakh a financial year (long term)
    • 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.

    What Is a Energy & Commodities Fund?

    Sector and theme funds that invest in energy, power, oil and gas, metals and other commodity companies. SEBI requires at least 80% of such a fund in its sector or theme.

    Other sector and theme categories: Banking & Financial Services · Technology · Healthcare & Pharma · Infrastructure · Consumption · Manufacturing · PSU · MNC · ESG · Business Cycle · Transport & Auto

    Energy & Commodities Funds: Frequently Asked Questions

    Which are the top Energy & Commodities mutual funds?

    By 3 year return, the top Energy & Commodities funds are 1. DSP Natural Resources And New Energy Fund (19.0% a year), 2. Nippon India Power & Infra Fund (16.4% a year), 3. ICICI Prudential Commodities Fund (14.9% a year), 4. Tata Resources & Energy Fund (14.9% a year), 5. SBI Comma Fund (13.6% a year). Past returns do not promise future returns, so also look at costs, risk and how long each fund has done well.

    How many Energy & Commodities funds are there?

    10 Energy & Commodities funds are open for investment, from 8 fund houses.

    What is a Energy & Commodities fund?

    Sector and theme funds that invest in energy, power, oil and gas, metals and other commodity companies. SEBI requires at least 80% of such a fund in its sector or theme.

    What is the average return of Energy & Commodities funds?

    1 year: -2.2%, 3 years: 15.8% a year, 5 years: 13.2% a year. The simple average of every Energy & Commodities fund's Direct plan.

    Which Energy & Commodities fund has the lowest expense ratio?

    Tata Resources & Energy Fund, at 0.84% a year (Direct plan), as reported to AMFI.

    Which is the largest Energy & Commodities fund?

    ICICI Prudential Energy Opportunities Fund, with ₹8,029 Cr of investors' money on 30-09-2026.

    How are Energy & Commodities funds taxed?

    As equity funds: gains on units sold within 1 year are taxed at 20%; after that, gains above ₹1.25 lakh a financial year are taxed at 12.5%.

    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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