Sectoral/Thematic (PSU)

SBI PSU Fund SIP Calculator

Calculate historical returns and project future compounding for SBI PSU. Test different monthly amounts, tenures, and step-up scenarios using real historical NAV performance.

Category

Sectoral/Thematic (PSU)

AUM

₹3,870 Cr

Expense Ratio

0.41%

Fund Manager

Rohit Shimpi

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Calculate SBI PSU SIP Growth

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Historical 5Y: 21.75%
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SBI PSU Historical SIP Performance & Returns Table

Historical value of standard monthly SIP investments based on actual fund CAGRs.

Uses Real Historical CAGR
Monthly SIP3 Years
@ 17.9% CAGR
5 Years
@ 21.8% CAGR
10 Years
@ 13.6% CAGR
₹1,000/mo
₹47,906
Invested: ₹36,000
₹1,08,868
Invested: ₹60,000
₹2,55,638
Invested: ₹1,20,000
₹2,500/mo
₹1,19,765
Invested: ₹90,000
₹2,72,169
Invested: ₹1,50,000
₹6,39,096
Invested: ₹3,00,000
₹5,000/mo
₹2,39,530
Invested: ₹1,80,000
₹5,44,338
Invested: ₹3,00,000
₹12,78,192
Invested: ₹6,00,000
₹10,000/mo
₹4,79,060
Invested: ₹3,60,000
₹10,88,676
Invested: ₹6,00,000
₹25,56,383
Invested: ₹12,00,000
₹25,000/mo
₹11,97,650
Invested: ₹9,00,000
₹27,21,689
Invested: ₹15,00,000
₹63,90,958
Invested: ₹30,00,000

* Projections calculated using actual historical 3-year (17.9%), 5-year (21.75%), and 10-year (13.59%) performance data. Actual mutual fund returns fluctuate with market NAV.

Expert Editorial Analysis & Investment Review

Independent, data-driven assessment of SBI PSU Fund covering strategy, benchmark tracking, risk metrics, and suitability for long-term SIP portfolios.

Fund Overview

SBI PSU Fund is SBI Mutual Fund’s dedicated play on India’s Public Sector Undertakings. With ₹6,600+ crore in assets, it is one of the largest PSU-themed funds in the country, and its portfolio is a striking concentration of public sector banks — State Bank of India, Bank of Baroda, Canara Bank, Punjab National Bank and Union Bank together make up nearly 85% of assets.

This is not a diversified equity fund; it is a high-conviction bet on the PSU financial sector’s re-rating, government capex and the improving credit cycle of government-owned banks. The theme paid off handsomely between 2021 and 2026, when PSU banks more than tripled from their decade-long stagnation.

Who Should Invest

This fund suits aggressive thematic investors with a 5+ year horizon who explicitly believe in the PSU re-rating story — banking sector consolidation, better capital ratios, and government emphasis on PSU profitability. It is a satellite allocation for a portfolio that already has diversified core holdings.

Investors who track the government’s capex and divestment agenda closely will find this fund’s style aligned with their views, but they must accept that a reversal in the PSU theme would hit this fund far harder than the broader market.

Key Strengths

  • Category-leading performance — 25.1% 3-year and 24.9% 5-year CAGRs as of August 2026, among the best in the PSU thematic category
  • Scale and stability — SBI’s largest thematic franchise, with the backing of India’s biggest AMC
  • Clean balance-sheet PSUs — the bank-heavy portfolio has benefited from sharply improved asset quality across public banks since 2021
  • Dividend support — public sector banks pay out steady dividends, cushioning returns in flat markets

Risks to Consider

  • Extreme concentration — five public sector banks are ~85% of the fund; a banking-sector stress event is catastrophic for the portfolio
  • Very high volatility — annualized standard deviation of ~20%, with drawdowns exceeding 40% in major corrections
  • Government policy risk — privatization, capital infusions and dividend policy changes directly move PSU stock prices
  • Cycle dependence — PSU banks underperformed private banks for a decade (2010-2020); the current outperformance can reverse

How It Compares

Among PSU-themed funds, SBI PSU Fund has consistently outpaced Aditya Birla Sun Life PSU Equity and Invesco India PSU Equity over 3 and 5 years, driven by its heavier bank weighting — precisely the segment that led the 2021-26 PSU rally. Its 10-year record is more modest, reflecting the painful 2014-2020 stretch when the fund (and the theme) was deeply out of favor.

Performance Context

The fund’s history is a study in thematic patience. After a lost decade (2010-2020) when PSU banks de-rated on asset quality concerns, the theme exploded from 2021 — the 3-year CAGR of 25.1% and 5-year CAGR of 24.9% show how violently PSU re-ratings can compensate for years of underperformance. Investors who bought during the 2020 despair were rewarded; those who chased after 2023’s rally face elevated risk.

Use Our SIP Calculator with This Fund

To see how a monthly SIP in SBI PSU Fund would have performed over any time period, visit our main SIP calculator and select this fund. You can test different investment amounts, start dates, and step-up scenarios using real historical NAV data — not assumed return rates.

About SBI PSU Fund

A thematic equity fund from SBI Mutual Fund investing in Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) — dominated by public sector banks riding India's government-led capital cycle.

Investment Strategy

Invests predominantly in PSU stocks, with public sector banks (SBI, Bank of Baroda, Canara Bank, PNB) making up nearly 85% of the portfolio, complemented by energy and defence PSUs.

Key Facts

  • One of India's largest PSU-themed funds at ₹6,600+ crore AUM
  • Public sector banks are ~85% of the portfolio
  • Benchmark: BSE PSU TRI
  • Expense ratio: 0.85% (Direct)

Historical Returns

3-Year CAGR

17.9%

5-Year CAGR

21.75%

10-Year CAGR

13.59%

Benchmark

BSE PSU TRI

Returns are illustrative based on historical performance. Actual returns may vary. Data as of August 2026. Verify with AMC before investing.

Top Holdings & Sector Allocation

As of September 2026, SBI PSU's portfolio includes:

Top 5 Holdings

  • State Bank of India
  • Bank of Baroda
  • Canara Bank
  • Punjab National Bank
  • Union Bank of India

Sector Allocation

Extremely bank-heavy — SBI (25%), Bank of Baroda (16%), Canara Bank (13%) and PNB (11%) dominate, with energy and defence PSUs making up the balance.

Risk & Drawdowns

Very high volatility — annualized standard deviation ~20% — as the portfolio is concentrated in a handful of correlated public sector financials.

The fund fell over 45% in the March 2020 crash and suffered extended drawdowns through 2017-2020 when PSUs lagged private banks, before the 2021-26 PSU re-rating.

Tax Treatment

Equity fund — LTCG at 12.5% on gains above ₹1.25 lakh per year; STCG at 20%.

Who Should NOT Invest in SBI PSU?

Investors who already own PSU bank stocks, or who want diversified equity exposure rather than a single government-ownership theme.

About the Fund Manager

Rohit Shimpi has managed the fund for SBI Mutual Fund; he joined SBI after stints at CNBC TV18, JP Morgan's offshore research centre and HDFC Standard Life.

Who Is This Fund Suitable For?

Suitable for aggressive thematic investors with a 5+ year horizon who want concentrated exposure to the PSU re-rating and government capex theme.

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Frequently Asked Questions About SBI PSU

What is the historical SIP return of SBI PSU?

Based on the latest data, SBI PSU has delivered an annualized return (CAGR) of 17.9% over 3 years, 21.75% over 5 years, and 13.59% over 10 years. The fund fell over 45% in the March 2020 crash and suffered extended drawdowns through 2017-2020 when PSUs lagged private banks, before the 2021-26 PSU re-rating.

How is SBI PSU SIP return calculated?

SIP returns are calculated using the XIRR (Extended Internal Rate of Return) method. Each monthly installment buys units at the fund's Net Asset Value (NAV) on that specific day. When markets are down, your SIP buys more units, and when markets are up, it buys fewer units (rupee cost averaging). Our calculator replays this exact process using historical NAV data to compute the precise current value of your accumulated units.

How much return would ₹5,000 monthly SIP in SBI PSU generate over 5 years?

At an estimated annual return rate of 21.75%, a monthly ₹5,000 investment (₹3,00,000 total invested) would grow to approximately ₹5,44,338 in 5 years, yielding an estimated wealth gain of ₹2,44,338. Use our interactive calculator above to test custom amounts with actual historical NAV data.

What are the top holdings in SBI PSU?

SBI PSU's top holdings include State Bank of India, Bank of Baroda, Canara Bank, and Punjab National Bank. The fund's sector allocation is Extremely bank-heavy — SBI (25%), Bank of Baroda (16%), Canara Bank (13%) and PNB (11%) dominate, with energy and defence PSUs making up the balance..

What is the risk profile of SBI PSU?

Very high volatility — annualized standard deviation ~20% — as the portfolio is concentrated in a handful of correlated public sector financials. This fund may not be suitable for investors who already own psu bank stocks, or who want diversified equity exposure rather than a single government-ownership theme..

What are the tax implications of investing in SBI PSU?

Equity fund — LTCG at 12.5% on gains above ₹1.25 lakh per year; STCG at 20%.

Data last updated: September 2026 | Fund data sourced from AMFI and BSE public APIs

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