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DSP Business Cycle Fund vs Motilal Oswal Business Cycle Fund

DSP Business Cycle Fund and Motilal Oswal Business Cycle Fund are both Business Cycle Funds. As of 6 Nov 2026 (Direct plan, Growth option): 3-year CAGR — vs —, 5-year CAGR — vs —, volatility 17.34% vs 21.15%, maximum drawdown −14.77% vs −25.29%. Their portfolios overlap by 3% (1 stocks held by both).

Showing the Direct plan, Growth option. Portfolio, sector and market-cap figures are the same for every plan and option of a fund.

Key facts

DSP Business CycleMotilal Oswal Business Cycle
Fund houseDSP Mutual FundMotilal Oswal Mutual Fund
Compared asBusiness Cycle FundsBusiness Cycle Funds
NAV₹10.9180₹12.4501
NAV date6 Nov 20266 Nov 2026
Launched (first NAV)18 Dec 20242 Sep 2024
Track record1.9 yrs2.2 yrs
Fund size (AUM)₹1,474 Cr₹1,449 Cr
Securities held5534
Portfolio as of30 Sep 202630 Sep 2026
Fund pageFull record →Full record →

Returns

DSP Business CycleMotilal Oswal Business Cycle
1 month+8.52%+0.76%
3 months+1.32%−1.10%
6 months+4.02%+8.79%
1 year+5.33%−4.10%
3 years (CAGR)——
5 years (CAGR)——
7 years (CAGR)——
10 years (CAGR)——
Since launch (CAGR)+4.77%+8.02%
SIP return (XIRR, 5 years) ⓘ——

Up to one year: absolute return. Beyond one year: CAGR. Computed from each fund's own NAV history (AMFI), measured to the latest NAV.

Calendar-year returns

DSP Business CycleMotilal Oswal Business Cycle
2026 (year to date)+4.56%−0.14%
2025+4.31%−3.70%

Risk

DSP Business CycleMotilal Oswal Business Cycle
Volatility (annualised) ⓘ17.34%21.15%
Downside volatility ⓘ12.46%14.95%
Sharpe ratio ⓘ-0.100.07
Sortino ratio ⓘ-0.140.10
Maximum drawdown ⓘ−14.77%−25.29%
Recovery from that fall4 months—
Current fall from peak0.00%−6.45%
Rolling 1-year return: worst−5.40%−13.82%
Rolling 1-year return: median+5.65%−1.07%
Rolling 1-year return: best+21.39%+22.12%
Share of 1-year periods with a loss11.93%55.33%

Against each fund's benchmark

DSP Business CycleMotilal Oswal Business Cycle
Beta ⓘ0.960.90
Alpha (Jensen's, annualised) ⓘ+0.27%+5.55%
R² ⓘ94.4747.39
Upside capture98.91%124.12%
Downside capture96.52%91.10%
Tracking error3.95%15.49%
Information ratio0.130.36
Treynor ratio-6.55-5.47

Portfolio

Asset mix

DSP Business CycleMotilal Oswal Business Cycle
Equity82.71%98.13%
Cash & equivalents17.29%1.87%

Market-cap split (share of fund assets)

DSP Business CycleMotilal Oswal Business Cycle
Large Cap65.09%30.93%
Mid Cap12.39%32.84%
Small Cap5.18%31.55%
Unclassified0.05%2.81%

Concentration

DSP Business CycleMotilal Oswal Business Cycle
Top 10 holdings47.53%38.72%
Effective number of stocks ⓘ29.831.7
Securities held5534

Portfolio overlap: 3%

1 companies are held by both funds; by weight, 3% of the two portfolios is the same. That is a low overlap: the two portfolios are largely different.

Held by bothDSP Business CycleMotilal Oswal Business Cycle
Bharti Airtel Limited4.44%3.02%

Top 10 holdings

DSP Business Cycle

  1. ICICI Bank Limited9.85%
  2. HDFC Bank Limited9.55%
  3. Axis Bank Limited5.42%
  4. Bharti Airtel Limited4.44%
  5. Larsen & Toubro Limited3.98%
  6. Reliance Industries Limited3.12%
  7. Mahindra & Mahindra Limited3.11%
  8. NTPC Limited2.71%
  9. UltraTech Cement Limited2.68%
  10. DLF Limited2.67%

Motilal Oswal Business Cycle

  1. Eternal Limited5.65%
  2. Coforge Limited4.65%
  3. RBL Bank Limited4.37%
  4. Kalyan Jewellers India Limited4.09%
  5. One 97 Communications Limited3.46%
  6. Max Healthcare Institute Limited3.40%
  7. Urban Company Ltd.3.35%
  8. IndusInd Bank Limited3.29%
  9. Prestige Estates Projects Limited3.24%
  10. Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Limited3.22%

Sector exposure

DSP Business CycleMotilal Oswal Business Cycle
Banks26.20%9.87%
Auto Components2.02%9.99%
Automobiles9.53%2.76%
Finance0.00%9.18%
Retailing1.20%9.10%
Electrical Equipment0.60%8.44%
IT - Software0.00%7.82%
Healthcare Services0.00%6.62%
Capital Markets2.44%5.99%
Insurance5.29%0.00%
Commercial Services & Supplies0.00%5.10%
Consumer Durables4.04%4.90%
Telecom - Services4.87%3.02%
Petroleum Products4.61%0.00%

Questions people ask

What is the difference between DSP Business Cycle and Motilal Oswal Business Cycle returns?

As of 6 Nov 2026, Direct plan Growth option: 1-year return +5.33% vs −4.10%; 3-year CAGR — vs —; 5-year CAGR — vs —; 10-year CAGR — vs —. Past returns do not indicate future returns.

How do DSP Business Cycle and Motilal Oswal Business Cycle compare on risk?

Volatility (36 monthly returns, annualised) 17.34% vs 21.15%; Sharpe ratio -0.10 vs 0.07; Sortino ratio -0.14 vs 0.10; maximum drawdown −14.77% vs −25.29%; beta 0.96 vs 0.90.

How much do DSP Business Cycle and Motilal Oswal Business Cycle overlap?

By weight, 3% of the two portfolios is invested in the same companies; 1 stocks are held by both, the largest shared positions being Bharti Airtel Limited. Based on the portfolios disclosed for Sep 2026 and Sep 2026.

What is the large, mid and small cap split of DSP Business Cycle and Motilal Oswal Business Cycle?

DSP Business Cycle: large cap 65.1%, mid cap 12.4%, small cap 5.2%. Motilal Oswal Business Cycle: large cap 30.9%, mid cap 32.8%, small cap 31.6% (share of the fund's assets, from its latest disclosed portfolio).

Is this a recommendation to choose one of these funds?

No. This page places the published figures of both funds side by side. It does not rank, rate or recommend either fund; which one suits an investor depends on their goals, horizon and risk tolerance.

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Sources: NAV from AMFI; returns, risk and ratios computed by MF Analyser from each fund's NAV history (risk on 36 monthly returns, risk-free rate 6.5%); benchmark ratios against each fund's benchmark total-return index; portfolios from each fund house's monthly disclosure. Returns and ratios as of 6 Nov 2026. IDCW options show no return or risk figures because payouts reduce the NAV and AMFI's file carries no payout history to add back. This page compares published figures only — it does not rank, rate or recommend either fund. Past performance does not indicate future returns; mutual fund investments are subject to market risks.