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DSP Natural Resources and New Energy Fund

DSP Asset Managers Private Limited
Benchmark
35% BSE Oil & Gas Index +30% BSE Metal Index + 35% MSCI World Energy 30% Buffer 10/40 Net Total Return
Riskometer
Very High
Size
₹2,482 cr
Allotted
25 Apr 2008
Holdings as of
30 Sep 2026

DSP Natural Resources and New Energy Fund is a sectoral / thematic fund of DSP Asset Managers Private Limited with ₹2,482 cr under management. Its direct plan charges 1.00% a year. Rohit Singhania has managed it for 14.3 years.

Has DSP Natural Resources and New Energy Fund beaten its benchmark?

+10.00% over the last year on the direct plan.

Period returns

Direct Plan, growth · 3y and longer a year
PeriodFundNifty 500 TRIAhead
1 month−4.91% −3.60% —
3 months−3.45% −5.03% —
6 months−4.88% −1.83% —
1 year+10.00% −4.06% +14.06 pts
3 years+17.51% +9.27% +8.24 pts
5 years+14.01% +8.00% +6.01 pts
10 years+16.09% +12.69% +3.40 pts
Since start
from 4 Jan 2013
+16.84%——
Valarth price history to 13 Oct 2026 · the index is the one the fund is nearest; — not on record

Official figures

AMFI performance feed, 13 Oct 2026
PeriodDirectRegularBenchmarkAheadRank
1y +10.00%+8.74%— — 🔒
3y +17.48%+16.17%— — 🔒
5y +14.00%+12.72%— — 🔒
10y +16.08%+14.91%— — 🔒
Ahead in points a year · its rank among Sectoral / Thematic funds, and how steady the lead is, in the app

Value of 100, month-end

Oct 2016 to 13 Oct 2026
50100150200250300350400450500 20172019202120232025
Fund 436Nifty 500 TRI 327

₹100 put in at the start of Oct 2016 would be ₹436 on 13 Oct 2026, against ₹327 in the Nifty 500 TRI.

Risk, falls and every year

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Its worst fall and how long it took to recover, three-year stretches, Sharpe, beta and capture ratios, calendar years beside the index, and money in and out: in the app.

What does DSP Natural Resources and New Energy Fund cost?

1.00% a year on the direct plan, 2.11% on the regular plan; 20 of 61 funds in its category charge less.

Direct plan
1.00% a year
Category median 1.09%
Regular plan
2.11% a year
Category median 2.40%
Gap
1.11 points
for the same holdings
20 of 61 funds in its category charge less on the direct plan.
Expense report, Oct 2026 · Equity Schemes - Thematic Fund

What the regular plan costs you over time

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The same money left for years in the direct and the regular plan, side by side, and what the commission takes: in the app.

Who manages DSP Natural Resources and New Energy Fund?

Rohit Singhania, since 1 Jul 2012.

Rohit Singhania
Primary (Equity and Overseas portion)
14.3 years
since 1 Jul 2012
Benchmark as filed35% BSE Oil & Gas Index + 30% BSE Metal Index + 35% MSCI World Energy 30% Buffer 10/40 Net Total Return
Exit load
Nil
From 114 Scheme Summary Documents filed with NSE, first on 13 Apr 2026; as on 12 Oct 2026

What does DSP Natural Resources and New Energy Fund hold?

28 holdings as of 30 Sep 2026; the ten largest are 67.4% of the fund, the largest Tata Steel Limited at 8.4%.

Mix

Holdings as of 30 Sep 2026
Equity80.9%Debt0.0%Cash5.8%Other13.3%
Holdings
28
24 shares
Top ten
67.4%
of the fund
Effective holdings
14.7
spread, as if equal-weighted
Matched to our table
100%
of the equity

Five largest industries

% of fund
Petroleum Products31.5%
Ferrous Metals18.8%
Non - Ferrous Metals17.2%
Oil12.3%
Gas9.90%

By company size

% of equity · SEBI size lists
Large Cap71.0%Mid Cap21.7%Small Cap7.3%

How does DSP Natural Resources and New Energy Fund score against its category?

Seven scores against funds of its kind, and the warning signs it trips.

Scorecard

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Seven scores, each out of 5, against funds in its category, with the reasons, and the warning signs it trips: in the app.

Are the companies inside any good?

The holdings by valuation, forensic risk, business quality and balance sheet, weighted by their share of the fund.

The companies inside

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The holdings weighted by their share of the fund: P/E and ROE, forensic risk levels, Valarth's valuation view, quality, moats, balance sheets and who owns them: in the app.

How is DSP Natural Resources and New Energy Fund run?

Turnover, what it bought and sold, its cash and its record in new listings, from its monthly holdings files.

How it is run

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Turnover, what it bought and sold and when, how long it holds, size drift, cash and its record in new listings, from up to two years of monthly holdings files: in the app.

Which funds hold much the same?

The index it is nearest and the funds whose holdings overlap most.

not an index tracker
Nearest to the Nifty 50: 88% of it differs from the index (an active fund is usually above 60%).
Active share 87.9%60%

Funds that hold much the same

% of holdings in common
ICICI Prudential Nifty Oil & Gas ETF50.2% the same
10 shared holdings
Motilal Oswal Nifty Oil & Gas ETF50.2% the same
10 shared holdings
ICICI Prudential Nifty Commodities ETF41.8% the same
11 shared holdings

How much is in its sponsor's own group?

Holdings in companies of the fund house's sponsor group, beside the index.

Related-party exposure

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How much of the fund is in companies of its sponsor's own group, beside what the index holds of them: in the app.

Questions people ask

Who manages DSP Natural Resources and New Energy Fund?

Rohit Singhania (Primary (Equity and Overseas portion)) since 1 Jul 2012.

What is the expense ratio of DSP Natural Resources and New Energy Fund?

1.00% a year on the direct plan and 2.11% on the regular plan (expense report, Oct 2026).

How has DSP Natural Resources and New Energy Fund done?

Its direct plan returned +17.48% a year over 3 years against None for its benchmark, 35% BSE Oil & Gas Index +30% BSE Metal Index + 35% MSCI World Energy 30% Buffer 10/40 Net Total Return, as of 13 Oct 2026.

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