Motilal Oswal India Opportunities Fund (IOPV2) – PMS Review

Product: Motilal Oswal India Opportunities Fund (IOPV2) Strategy

Focus: deliver higher returns by making investments in stocks and sectors that can benefit from India’s emerging businesses.

Concentration: The portfolio typically consists of 15-20 mid cap stocks.

Ideal for: Ideal for investors looking to invest in small and mid cap stocks for higher than average growth.

Note: Not more than 10-12% of portfolio is invested in a single stock

PMS Allocation (as of end March 2018):

  • Mid Caps: 92.35%
  • Small Caps: 6.51%
  • Weighted Average Market Cap – Rs. 9,354.22 Cr.

Motilal Oswal IOP V2 – Top Sectoral Allocation

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Current Holdings as of March 2018

Below allocations were created at the end of the first week in February:

Company % Holdings
Cholamandalam Investment And Finance 7.11%
Coffee Day Enterprises 6.84%
Sundaram Fasteners 6.84%
Avanti Feeds 6.64%
Godrej Agrovet 6.59%
Gruh Finance 6.03%
Century PlyboardsIndia 5.92%
JK Lakshmi Cement 5.86%
Sobha 5.72%
J M Financial 5.54%
HEG 5.34%
Bajaj Electricals 5.32%
Ipca Lab 5.02%
CDSL 4.76%
Bata India 2.96%
Cochin Shipyard 2.96%
Essel Propac 2.90%
Kei Industries 2.79%
Accelya Kale Solutions 1.86%
Shalby 1.86%

Motilal Oswal India Opportunities Fund V2 Strategy – Buy and Hold Approach

In IOPV2, the investment strategy is to buy growth stocks across market capitalization which has the potential to grow at 1.5 times the nominal GDP for next 5-7 years. PMS – BUY & HOLD strategy will lead to less churning of portfolio thereby lowering costs and enhancing post-tax returns for investors.

Previous Price Performance of Stocks Currently Held in Motilal Oswal India Opportunities Fund V2

Company CMP 1 year return 3 year return
Cholamandalam Investment And Finance 1496.8 51% 174%
Coffee Day Enterprises 306.05 31%
Sundaram Fasteners 565.2 50% 233%
Avanti Feeds 2207.2 215% 618%
Godrej Agrovet 645.5 8%
Gruh Finance 558 50% 128%
Century PlyboardsIndia 322.7 33% 42%
JK Lakshmi Cement 463 6% 30%
Sobha 506 40% 32%
J M Financial 131.3 63% 194%
HEG 3189.5 1361% 1434%
Bajaj Electricals 574.5 84% 170%
Ipca Lab 665.8 15% 3%
CDSL 286.25 9%
Bata India 744.4 37% 29%
Cochin Shipyard 491.2 -6%
Essel Propac 239.15 1% 101%
Kei Industries 381 117% 570%
Accelya Kale Solutions 1315.95 -8% 45%
Shalby 204.8 -14%

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In general, It is Impossible to save on the management fee (of~ 2.5%) by purchasing disclosed portfolio stocks on your own. Typically, by the time the fund makes a disclosure of the stocks they are holding, these stocks have already run up by well over 5-10%. Naturally, the fund manager wants you buy it on your own to take the prices higher after he purchases.

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0 Responses

  1. Dear Rajat
    I have invested in Value Strategy PMS for past 18 months. Its performance is not good. Do you recommend to switch to IOP V2?

  2. Enjoyed studying this, very good stuff, regards . A man may learn wisdom even from a foe. by Aristophanes.

  3. I have taken Motilal oswal PMS and highly disappointed and will never suggest anyone to go for it, It is always better to go for mutual fund. They just keep on charging every month and you keep on loosing your money and their fund managers are not efficient enough to give you any profit.
    I have lost almost 15% in last one year in Motilal PMS while in mutual fund in the same market has earned more then 10%.
    So please beware and don’t get in to this PMS trick which is just money making trick of Ramdev Agarwal.

    1. I was thinking to go for PMS IOP , as per data they are showing excellent return ? may be due to fall in market specially in mid caps and small caps, how long you have been doing this ?

      1. Rajat – proof of pudding in its eating. When the market is not doing so bad and you loose 25% it is beyond the understanding of investors who have put in their hard earned money. We go to experts to do better than market or at least what the market does and certainly not loose our capital. The fund managers can give all kind of logical explanations which i think anyone can give after the fact. Expertise lies when you can predict and grow the money and at least protect the capital

  4. I am invested in IOP and am -25% as on date. Extremely disappointed with IOP performance. Invested from Jan 2018.

  5. I have invested in IOM from 2017 and I am at -26% of my portfolio.
    Do not trust thir sales pitch, i am looking to withdraw but its on continuous dowanfall, no time to exit. Please keep away from Motilal.

  6. Is it a good idea to exit MOSL IOP PMS now after having invested 30L in Sept 2017 with almost a loss of around 13L?

  7. Many retail investors have burnt fingurs and ruined capital in IOPV2 PMS scheme.Reasons being there is no bottom up approach, lack of systematic investment at various entry levels of stock price and investment in one go without keeping any cash aside have hit hard the returns.In case of severe market conditions, when small & mid caps have seen carnage you can’t go with your QGLP strategy specially in small caps. Timely exit from stock is also necessary. It is very miserable to see the performance of this scheme lagging behind the top small cap MF schemes due to inactive fund management. Investors can always find good returns in equities with prudent Asset Allocation through Multicap or Focused MF instead of chasing past returns in these kind of PMS schemes.

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