Too short for CAGR
Path return sits at +4.3%, but the series is still too short for a clean annualised figure. Rank it on path and hit rate until more months land.
Month-end returns from daily AMFI NAV, with return next to max drawdown. Watch, compare up to four of the same type, or read the tearsheet. Not SEBI PMS TWRR.
WhiteOak Capital Mutual Fund · AMFI code 154161
Age: 8 months · as of 2026-10-07 · AMFI NAV · data via MFAPI · AUM Not reported
Core metrics stay Not reported until 12 month-end NAV returns are on file (this track has 8).
CAGR not reported: needs ≥12 filed months (this track has 8). · Max DD not reported: incomplete or ungated series for this window.
Research sheet
Growth of ₹100, underwater drawdown, rolling 12-month returns, and worst episodes from month-end AMFI NAV. AUM stays Not reported.
Reported metrics only · not advice
Path return sits at +4.3%, but the series is still too short for a clean annualised figure. Rank it on path and hit rate until more months land.
Worst drop was -9.9%. Typical drawdowns ran nearer -5.3%. Milder than most equity PMS paths on file.
Roughly 50% of the track sat under a previous peak. New highs were the exception, not the week-to-week norm.
+75.0% of months finished up. Losses exist, but they were not the default month.
Consistency lands near 75%. Month-to-month results did not whip around as much as a typical equity book.
4.35%
75.00%
-9.87%
20.23%
75.0%
How has WhiteOak Capital Consumption Opportunities Fund - Direct Plan - Growth Option performed?
CAGR Not reported and max drawdown Not reported (WhiteOak Capital Mutual Fund) from month-end AMFI NAV as of 2026-10-07. These are not SEBI PMS TWRR.
Why might a window say Not reported?
Trailing 1Y, 3Y, and 5Y need that many consecutive month-end NAV returns. A short or gappy track stays Not reported instead of an annualized guess.
Can I compare this with a PMS on one screen?
Open the PMS strategy and this scheme side by side. The compare tray here is mutual fund only, because daily NAV and SEBI monthly TWRR are different methods.