Invesco India Consumption Reg Gr
About Invesco India Consumption Reg Gr
Invesco India Consumption Reg Gr is a mutual fund scheme offered by Invesco Mutual Fund under the regular plan with the growth option.
Investment objective
To generate long term capital appreciation by investing predominantly in equity and equity related instruments of companies benefitting from consumption theme. There is no assurance that the investment objective of the Scheme will be achieved.
Regular Plan · Growth option · NAV as of 11 Sept 2026
Invesco India Consumption Reg Gr — frequently asked questions
Who manages Invesco India Consumption Reg Gr?
Invesco India Consumption Reg Gr is managed by Invesco Mutual Fund. This page covers the regular plan with the growth option.
Scheme identifiers
- Fund house
- Invesco Mutual Fund
- Plan
- Regular plan
- Option
- Growth
- ISIN
- INF205KA1BF2
- Scheme code
- FS0000KAWF
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