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Title: SAHARA SUPER 20 FUND


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Sahara Super20 Fund
Advantage Large Cap
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Contents
  • Markets Economy
  • Sahara Mutual Fund
  • Sahara Equity Funds Performance
  • Sahara Super 20 Fund

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Equity Markets Jan 08 March 09
  • Equity markets across the globe corrected
    significantly from peak levels An unprecedented
    scenario emerged on the back of global financial
    crisis.
  • Excessive leverage and sharp reduction in assets
    valuation created financial crisis in US/Europe
    which got transformed into global economic
    crisis.
  • Global equity markets suffered heavy sell off as
    the risk-return ratio turned negative and
    investors preferred safer avenues for
    investments.
  • India was no Exception The equity markets
    carried the burden of the global negative
    sentiment that prevailed and corrected steeply
    from peaks of January 2008.

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Sensex Jan 08 to Mar 09
To be replaced with Sensex graph post market hrs.
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Nifty Jan 08 to Mar 09
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Economic Revival- Early signs visible
  • Bail-outs Stimulus Packages To support
    industry, ease liquidity and propel demand -
    India announced three such packages.
  • Inflation turns favorable as it remains near zero
    levels for the past few weeks.
  • Prices of crude oil, metals and other essential
    commodities corrected to reasonable levels.
  • Low inflation - Lowers interest rates to revive
    credit market and ease liquidity.
  • Corporate take initiatives to rationalize cost
    structure and improve operational efficiency.

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Equity Market Revival
  • Sensex gained over 50 since March09
  • FII turned net buyers in Indian equity markets
  • Indian equities get re-rated post General
    Elections,
  • Return of Investor confidence in Equities.

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Better times ahead
  • FY ending March 2009 Indian Corporate post
    better results than expected signs of maturity
    to deal with crisis of sorts.
  • FY 2010 Indian GDP growth likely to be higher
    than that of FY 2009 - a significant change in
    perception.
  • Stimulus Packages working out in the economy
  • Lower interest rates and improving confidence to
    result in increased consumption and investment.
  • Flow of capital and easy liquidity to assist
    credit growth.
  • End of Political Uncertainty
  • Investors now believe that stronger policy
    initiatives by the Government are very much on
    radar.
  • Top priority of the Government will be to deal
    with fiscal deficit without adversely impacting
    the economic growth.

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Future Scenario
  • Interest rates Southward Bound
  • RBI and Finance ministry have indicated softer
    interest rate regime.
  • QIP and IPO Return of investor confidence
  • In May 09 itself a surge in QIPs was witnessed
    Shows confidence among institutional investors
  • A positive environment for IPOs Improved
    investor sentiments and clarity on future
    business growth prospects.
  • Disinvestment Aid in market sentiments
  • Fiscal deficit has ballooned and initiatives
    such as disinvestment in PSU companies is
  • widely expected by market
  • Reduce government burden Reduce fiscal deficit
    Help maintain soft interest rates.
  • Equity Performance Out performance to continue
  • With higher GDP growth expectations equities
    offer potential for better returns.
  • FII inflows likely to continue on the back of
    relatively better growth potential.

QIP Qualified Institutional Placements
IPO Initial Public Offer
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Sahara Mutual Fund
Such Mein Mutual !
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Sahara Equity Products
  • Sahara Growth Fund
  • A growth fund with objective of out-performing
    Nifty index.
  • Sahara Midcap Fund
  • A growth fund which invests pre-dominantly in mid
    cap stocks.
  • Sahara Taxgain Fund
  • An ELSS / Tax saving product.
  • Sahara Wealthplus Fund
  • A unique ROE product for long term investment.
  • Sahara Infrastructure Fund
  • A sectoral fund
  • Sahara R.E.A.L. Fund (Close Ended)
  • A multi sectoral fund
  • Sahara Power Natural Resources Fund
  • A sectoral fund with investments in two high
    growth sectors
  • Sahara Banking Financial Services Fund
  • A sectoral fund

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World Class Performances 2007
By Lipper in 2007 (REFER TO DISCLAIMER)
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Top performer funds of 2008
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Sahara Growth Fund - Performance
Consistent top ranker fund in the equity
diversified category
Source Valueresearchonline.com Bloomberg - as
on 28.5.09
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Nifty Vs Sahara Growth - Bullish Period
2.1.07 to 18.1.08
Sahara Growth Fund
Nifty
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Nifty Vs Sahara Growth - Bearish Period
19.1.08 to 3.3.09
Sahara Growth Fund
Sahara Growth Out-performance by 9.78
Nifty
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Sahara Taxgain Fund - Performance
Source Valueresearchonline.com Bloomberg - as
on 28.5.09
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Sahara Midcap Fund - Performance
Source Bloomberg Data Analysis- as on 28.5.09
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Sahara Infrastructure Fund - Performance
Source Bloomberg Data Analysis- as on 28.5.09
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Sahara Power Natural Resources Fund -
Performance
Source Bloomberg Data Analysis- as on 28.5.09
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Sahara Banking Financial Services Fund -
Performance
Source Bloomberg Data Analysis- as on 28.5.09
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Sahara Super20 Fund
Focused Large Cap Opportunity
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Super20 Advantage Large Cap
  • Large cap stocks have a proven track record
  • Offers consistency and visibility in earnings.
  • Possess above-average return potential.
  • Low investment risk.
  • Large cap stocks are the leaders in respective
    industries, thereby are the first to capture the
    positive sentiments.
  • Large caps reflect the true state of economy and
    the industry.
  • Large cap companies participate and optimally
    benefit from the growth in the economy.

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Super20
  • A focused portfolio that would endeavor to invest
    in around 20 potentially attractive companies out
    of the universe of top 100 stocks by largest
    market capitalization
  • The Select Top 100 Companies in the universe
    are well researched and are tracked by a majority
    of Research Houses.

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Why Super20?
  • Super 20
  • An appropriate way to participate in the revival
    of Indian economy and participate in the
    prospective high GDP growth in the years to come.
  • Focused Approach
  • Best performing stocks will be selected out of
    Top 100 stocks with a focus to generate long term
    returns.
  • Risk-Reward
  • A focused portfolio in around 20 stocks has
    potential to offer above-average returns as
    compared to otherwise large cap but widely
    diversified portfolios.
  • Dynamic Asset Allocation
  • As the investment environment changes, with
    around 20 stocks, fund manager, with ease, can
    churn the portfolio maintaining the risk-reward
    profile.

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Scheme Features
  • Objective
  • The investment objective of the scheme
    would be to provide long term capital
    appreciation by investing in predominantly equity
    and equity related securities of around 20
    companies selected out of the top 100 largest
    market capitalization companies, at the point of
    investment.
  • Load Structure
  • Entry Load 2.25
  • Exit Load - NIL for amount less
    than Rs. 1 crore,
  • - 1 for amount
    of Rs. 1 crore or more
  • if
    redeemed within 1 year.
  • SIP Facility available.

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Scheme Features Contd.
  • Nature of the Scheme Open Ended
  • Scheme Opens 25th June 2009
  • Scheme Closes 23rd July 2009
  • Option - Dividend (including dividend
    reinvestment)
  • - Growth
  • Minimum Investment Rs.5000.
  • Benchmark Index SP CNX NIFTY
  • SIP Facility available.

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Invest in
Sahara Super20 Fund
Be a winner.
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Disclaimer
  • In the preparation of the material contained in
    this document, Sahara Asset Management Company
    Ltd. (the AMC) has used information that is
    publicly available, including information
    developed in-house. Some of the material used in
    the document may have been obtained from
    members/persons other than the AMC and/or its
    affiliates and which may have been made available
    to the AMC and/or to its affiliates. Information
    gathered and material used in this document is
    believed to be from reliable sources. The AMC
    however does not warrant the accuracy,
    reasonableness and / or completeness of any
    information. We have included statements /
    opinions / recommendations in this document,
    which contain words, or phrases such as will,
    expect, should, believe" and similar
    expressions or variations of such expressions,
    that are forward looking statements. Actual
    results may differ materially from those
    suggested by the forward looking statements due
    to risk or uncertainties associated with our
    expectations with respect to, but not limited to,
    exposure to market risks, general economic and
    political conditions in India and other countries
    globally, which have an impact on our services
    and / or investments, the monetary and interest
    policies of India, inflation, deflation,
    unanticipated turbulence in interest rates,
    foreign exchange rates, equity prices or other
    rates or prices etc.
  • Risk Factors Mutual Funds and securities
    investments are subject to market risks and the
    NAV of the scheme may go up or down depending
    upon the factors affecting the securities market.
    There can be no assurance or guarantee that the
    Scheme objectives will be achieved. The past
    performance of the previous scheme, sponsor or
    its group affiliates is not indicative of and
    does not guarantee future performance of the
    scheme. The sponsor is not responsible or liable
    for any loss or shortfall resulting from the
    operations of the scheme beyond the initial
    contribution of Rs.1 lakh made by it towards
    setting up of the Mutual Fund. Please read the
    Scheme Information Document carefully before
    investing. Statutory Details Sahara Mutual Fund
    has been set up as a trust under the Indian Trust
    Act 1882 (liability restricted to the corpus of
    Rs.1 lakh) with Sahara India Financial
    Corporation Limited as sponsor and Board of
    Trustees as Trust and Sahara Asset Management
    Company Private Limited as the Investment Manager
    to Sahara Mutual Fund.
  • Data Source Lipper, a Reuters Company
    (www.lipperweb.com) World Ranking Sahara Taxgain
    Fund Growth has secured the 9th rank in the
    world over a 10 year period (10 year compounded
    return of 40.29 in INR as on 31st December 07)
    and is among the worlds 10 top performing fund
    during the year ended 2007 over ten year period.
    Methodology The customized report, highlighting
    the 100 top performing equity funds in the world
    during the year 2007 is based on the study of all
    under the equity asset class tracked by Lipper
    and having a minimum track record of at least ten
    year as of December 2007 end. In total 6302
    equity funds (primary) qualified for the study.
    World Ranking Sahara Infrastructure Fund
    Variable Pricing Growth has secured a rank of 74
    (one year total return of 82.71 in INR as on
    31st Deco7) and Sahara Midcap Fund growth has
    secured a rank of 90(one year total return of
    75.58 as on 31st Dec07) among the top 100
    performing equity funds ub the world during the
    year 2007. Methodology The customized report,
    highlighting the 100 top performing equity funds
    in the world during the year 2007 is based on the
    study of all under the equity asset class tracked
    by Lipper and having a minimum track record of at
    least ten year as of December 2007 end. In total
    24887 equity funds (primary) qualified for the
    study.
  • Mutual Fund investments are subject to market
    risks.
  • Please read the Scheme Information Document
    carefully before investing.

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Disclaimer
  • Investors are advised to read the Scheme
    Information Document carefully before investing.
  • The returns are indicative and subject to change
    depending on the market prevailing rates at the
    time of investment.
  • Investors in the Scheme are not being offered any
    guaranteed/assured returns.
  • Investors are advised to consult their investment
    advisors for investments.
  • The AMC reserves the right to change/ alter the
    scheme provisions depending upon the prevailing
    market conditions and in the unit holders.)
  • Past performance is no indication of future
    performances and may or may not be sustained in
    the future
  • Mutual Fund invetments are subject to market
    risks, please read the Scheme Information
    Document carefully before investing.

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Reach us
Website www.saharamutual.comE-mail
saharamutual_at_saharamutual.comRegistered
Corporate Office Sahara Asset Management Co.
Pvt. Ltd. 97-98, Atlanta Building, Nariman
Point, Mumbai 400021.Phone (022)
67520121-127
SMS SUPER 59090
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