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Key details of the Mirae Asset Fixed Maturity Plan – Series VI– 3 to 6 Months NFO
| Fund house | Mirae Asset Mutual Fund |
|---|---|
| Category (AMFI) | Income/Debt Oriented Schemes - Fixed Term Plan |
| Scheme type | Close Ended |
| NFO opens | 22 October 2026 |
| NFO closes | 27 October 2026 |
| Offer price | ₹10 a unit |
| Minimum investment | ₹5,000 |
| Exit load | Nil |
| Scheme information document | On the fund house’s website (AMFI’s copy is not available yet) |
What Mirae Asset Fixed Maturity Plan – Series VI– 3 to 6 Months will invest in
The scheme information document states the objective as: “The scheme shall seek to provide income to the investors through investments in a portfolio comprising of Debt and Money Market Instruments maturing on or before the maturity of the Scheme.”
How it compares with existing fixed term plan
- AMFI lists 1 existing fixed term plan. They invest in quite different things, so their returns are not compared here.
What to check before investing in this NFO
- The ₹10 price is not a discount. Units start at ₹10 only to set the unit count. Returns depend on how the fund's investments move, in percentage terms, exactly as for an existing fund.
- There is no track record yet. A new fund has no returns of its own to judge. The fund manager's other schemes, and how existing fixed term plan have done over several years, are the closest guide.
- Overlap with what you already own. If you already hold fixed term plan, or a flexi cap or large cap fund, check how much this fund's likely holdings would repeat them.
- Direct plan and costs. The direct plan pays no distributor commission, so its expense ratio is lower than the regular plan’s. Over many years the difference compounds.
After the NFO closes
Units are allotted after the offer closes. The fund then publishes a daily NAV and reopens for regular purchases, SIPs and redemptions.
Once a fund has a record, Genvest Research shows its returns against its benchmark, volatility and drawdowns.
Questions people ask
The NFO closed on 27 October 2026. After it reopens, you can invest at the daily NAV like any other open-ended fund.
The minimum is ₹5,000 during the NFO, according to AMFI's listing. Units are offered at ₹10 each.
No. The ₹10 starting price only sets the unit count. What you earn depends on the percentage change in the fund's investments, which is the same whether a unit costs ₹10 or ₹500.
No exit load is listed for this scheme.
That depends on what you already own and why you would add this fund. A new fund has no record of its own, so compare it with existing fixed term plan: their costs, their returns over several years and how much they overlap with funds you hold. This page explains the facts; it is not a recommendation.
Other NFOs open now
| Fund | Type | Closes | Minimum | Existing funds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Axis Nifty EV & New Age Automotive Index FundAxis | Index fund · Nifty EV & New Age Automotive | 30 OctCloses tomorrow | ₹100 | 2 on the same index |
| Carnelian Small Cap FundCarnelian | Small cap | 30 OctCloses tomorrow | ₹500 | 36 in the category |
| ICICI Prudential BSE Power ETFICICI Prudential | ETF · BSE Power | 30 OctCloses tomorrow | ₹1,000 | 1 on the same index |
| Samco Equity Savings FundSamco | Equity savings | 2 NovCloses in 4 days | ₹5,000 | 22 in the category |
| UTI Financial Services Debt FundUTI | Sectoral debt | 2 NovCloses in 4 days | ₹500 | 2 in the category |
| Choice Large & Mid Cap FundChoice | Large & mid cap | 3 NovCloses in 5 days | ₹1,000 | 36 in the category |
| Motilal Oswal Multi Asset Omni Fund of FundsMotilal Oswal | Fund of funds | 4 NovCloses in 6 days | ₹500 | – |
| Navi Multi Asset Omni FoFNavi | Fund of funds | 4 NovCloses in 6 days | ₹100 | – |
Sources
- AMFI new fund offer list.
- AMFI daily NAVs to 26 Oct, for existing funds.
This page is educational research based on AMFI data and scheme information documents. It is not a recommendation to invest in any scheme, or personalised investment advice. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks; read all scheme related documents carefully. Past performance of other funds does not indicate how a new fund will perform. Registration granted by SEBI, enlistment with IAASB and certification from NISM in no way guarantee performance of the intermediary or provide any assurance of returns to investors.