New Delhi, April 7 Tata Mutual Fund announced on Tuesday the resumption of all fresh inflows through lump-sum and switch-in applications for the Tata Small Cap Fund, effective April 6.
This decision follows a period where the fund house had restricted lump-sum inflows to manage liquidity and capital deployment within the small-cap segment.
"Our decision to resume subscriptions reflects our confidence in current investment opportunities and our ability to identify businesses with strong balance sheets and sustainable growth trajectories. While volatility is inherent to this category, the recent correction has created an opportunity to build positions at more reasonable entry points for potential long-term compounding," Anand Vardarajan, Chief Business Officer at Tata Asset Management, said in a statement.
The fund house said that recent market movements have led to a correction in small-cap stock prices and valuation premiums, resulting in a more reasonable valuation landscape across the segment.
This shift has improved the availability of fundamentally strong businesses at reasonably better price levels, aligning well with the fund's bottom-up investment approach, it added.
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