Bank of India Mutual Fund announced the launch of its Mid Cap Fund on Monday, with the new Fund offer (NFO) opened on 31 July 2025 and closed on 14 August 2025.
The fund is intended to generate long-term valuation by mainly investing in stock and stock-related instruments of mid-cap companies. Bank of India Investment Managers Private Limited (BOIIM) will manage the scheme using a Bottom-Up shares-pick approach, aimed at high-quality medium-sized companies with scalable business models and strong management.
“The launch reflects our dedication to offer investors access to fast -growing opportunities in the lively stock markets of India,” said Mohit Bhatia, CEO of Boiim. The fund focuses on investors who are looking for capital valuation through fundamentally strong Mid-CAP companies.
Chief Investment Officer Alok Singh noted that shares from the Middle Cap often have the potential to surpass larger counterparts during market recovery. The fund will retain diversified exposure in important growth sectors, including financial data, industrial, health care and consumer segments.
Boiim, a full subsidiary of Bank of India, manages 22 investment fund schemes with assets that are managed from £ 13,150.45 crore from 30 June 2025.
Published July 29, 2025
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