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Mirae Asset

Mirae Asset Great Consumer Fund Regular IDCW

Sectoral / ThematicEquity

NAV · Regular-IDCW Reinvestment

—-0.42-1.68%

As of — · AMFI

NAV growth-8.3%
Oct ’25Oct ’26

Go deeper on Mirae Asset Great Consumer Fund Regular IDCW

Two data-only views, computed from this fund's real NAV history — no projections.

In plain English

Mirae Asset Great Consumer Fund Regular IDCW is a Sectoral / Thematic scheme from Mirae Asset. Worst historical drawdown: -43% in Mar 2020, recovered in 11 months. Wrong fit if you need this money in less than 7 years.

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NAV history

Showing Regular · IDCW Reinvestment · INF769K01150

NAV (Direct-Growth)

₹24.4810

Last 1Y

-8.31%

Oct 25Min ₹22.10 · Max ₹27.49 · 203 ptsOct 26

Drawdown stories

The crashes you should know about — and how long the fund took to recover.

Mar 2020

-43.5%

Peak ₹18.75 on 23 Jan 2018 → trough ₹10.60 on 23 Mar 2020 (26 months down).

Recovered in 11 months· 4 Feb 2021

Feb 2016

-34.8%

Peak ₹18.56 on 5 Mar 2015 → trough ₹12.10 on 12 Feb 2016 (11 months down).

Recovered in 23 months· 15 Jan 2018

Mar 2026 — ongoing

-30.1%

Peak ₹31.63 on 26 Sept 2024 → trough ₹22.10 on 23 Mar 2026 (18 months down).

Not yet recovered

Jun 2022

-21.9%

Peak ₹22.49 on 15 Nov 2021 → trough ₹17.56 on 17 Jun 2022 (7 months down).

Recovered in 13 months· 17 Jul 2023

Computed from the full NAV history. We show drawdowns deeper than 10%, sorted by depth.

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