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Hi everyone,

I’ve recently started researching sectoral mutual funds and came across something intriguing—AXIS Consumption Fund Regular Fund. Since I know this forum is filled with smart investors and curious minds, I wanted to ask a few questions and hopefully get your perspectives.

The fund focuses on India's growing consumption story by investing in companies that benefit directly from rising consumer demand. This includes sectors like FMCG, retail, lifestyle, auto, and even healthcare. From what I understand, AXIS Consumption Fund is designed to capitalize on the increase in spending by a growing middle class.

Now, I’ve been tracking the AXIS Consumption Fund NAV for a while. While it does show the usual ups and downs that come with equity exposure, the long-term trajectory seems promising—especially during periods of high consumer activity.

I’m seriously considering starting a SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) in this fund, mainly to diversify my portfolio and ride the wave of India’s consumption boom. But before I move forward, I wanted to ask this community:

Has anyone here already invested in AXIS Consumption Fund Regular Fund?
If yes, are you doing it through a SIP or lump sum investment?
What’s your experience with fund performance, management, and consistency so far?
Would you rate it among the Best SIP options for long-term wealth creation?

I understand that sectoral funds can be more volatile compared to diversified equity funds, but with a long-term SIP approach, is the risk somewhat balanced out?

Your insights—good, bad, or neutral—will be super helpful not only for me but also for others considering similar investments. It’s always better to learn from real experiences than just rely on data sheets.

Looking forward to your expert views and honest feedback!
—MutualMindset