
An NFO is the initial public offering of units in a new mutual fund scheme launched by companies like Shriram AMC. NFOs are launched when fund houses identify unique investment themes or market opportunities or want to fill gaps in their product portfolio. In short, an NFO is a chance to invest early in new mutual funds.

Is it good to invest in NFO?
Yes, investing a small portion of your portfolio in quality NFOs can help diversify your portfolio. As a best practice, it is recommended that you consult with a qualified investment advisor before investing in an NFO because a lack of past performance poses risks. An advisor can help evaluate your risk appetite and investment time horizon and assess whether a new fund offer aligns with your financial goals.
Can I sell NFO?
No, you cannot sell (redeem) Shriram NFO units while the NFO is still open. You can only sell these units after the NFO period is over and the scheme has started.
Is NFO taxable?
Yes, NFOs have the same tax implications as existing open-ended schemes.
What is the difference between an NFO and a mutual fund?
NFOs are first-time offers of new mutual fund schemes where investors can buy units at a fixed price set by the AMC since there is no prior record. On the other hand, mutual funds are ongoing investment options where investors buy units at the prevailing Net Asset Value (NAV) based on historical performance data. Mutual funds provide established investment vehicles with track records. NFOs come with a launch price and no past data, while mutual funds have existing NAVs and performance history. Evaluating both allows investors to balance portfolio returns and risks.
When can I expect a new NFO in Shriram Mutual Funds?
Shriram AMC periodically introduces NFO mutual funds to offer investors new, emerging investment schemes and strategies. You can sign up for notifications about our upcoming NFO in mutual funds on our website.