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Strategies

KRIIS Multicap Advantage.A portfolio of emerging businesses.

Bought before the market agrees they are emerging.

Multicap Advantage

Our flagship strategy.Multicap and sector agnostic.

A deliberate bias toward small, micro and emerging companies.

A portfolio of emerging businesses, bought before the market agrees they are emerging.

Multicap Advantage invests across market capitalisations in businesses with scalable models, capable management and long runways for growth, where thin coverage still leaves room for diligence to create an edge.

Every holding clears the 4M framework and is bought only at a price that leaves an adequate margin of safety. Turnover is low by design: the returns come from the businesses compounding, not from us trading around them.

Discretionary PMSLong onlySector agnostic12–15 businesses3–5 years
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Strategy snapshot

Inception9 May 2019Seven years of continuous management.
BenchmarkBSE 500 TRIUsed for every comparison on this page.
Fund managerCA Rakesh DoshiSupported by the research desk under the CIO.
Minimum contribution₹50 lakhAs prescribed by SEBI for PMS.
Portfolio12–15 businessesSector agnostic, bottom-up and long only.
Holding period3–5 yearsSet by the business, not the quarter.

Snapshot as on 31 August 2026.

Performance

Returns,against the BSE 500.

As on 31 August 2026. Inception 9 May 2019.

Multicap AdvantageBSE 500 TRIHover a period for exact figures

Benchmark for Multicap is BSE 500. Returns are based on Time Weighted Rate of Return Method (TWRR) and are net of fees and expenses including taxes; returns over the 1 year period are annualised and other time periods are absolute. Not verified by SEBI.

Documents

Brochureand presentation.

Both as on 31 August 2026.

Fees

Whatwe charge.

0%Management fee

We are not paid for holding your money — only for growing it.

12.5%Profit sharing

Shared on gains above the high water mark, and on nothing else.

High water markHow it is measured

Your portfolio has to beat its own previous peak before a fee applies again.

What the high water mark means. The profit share applies only to new profit. If the portfolio falls, we earn nothing on the recovery until it has passed the highest value on which a share was last taken — so you never pay twice for the same gain. Brokerage, custody, statutory charges and GST apply in addition and are set out in full in the Disclosure Document.

The other strategy

Also openfor subscription.

Figures as on 31 August 2026, net of fees and expenses.

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