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Large Cap

Marcellus Investment Managers

Consistent Compounders Portfolio (CCP)

Portfolio manager
Rakshit Ranjan
Benchmark
Nifty 50 TRI
Minimum investment
Rs 50 lakh (SEBI minimum)
Inception
Dec 2018

Performance

As of 31 August 2026
+4.93%
−0.54%
+6.68%
+3.46%
+12.25%
1Y Absolute
2Y CAGR
3Y CAGR
5Y CAGR
S.I. CAGR

Absolute return

  • 1 Year+4.93%

Annualised (CAGR)

  • 2 Year−0.54%
  • 3 Year+6.68%
  • 5 Year+3.46%
  • Since inception+12.25%
Source: PMS AIF World · As of 31 August 2026. Returns ≤1 year are absolute; multi-year returns are annualised (CAGR). Past performance is not indicative of future results.

Our analysis

Consistent Compounders Portfolio (CCP) is a Large Cap portfolio management service offered by Marcellus Investment Managers, managed by Rakshit Ranjan. It is benchmarked against the Nifty 50 TRI. Over the last three years it has returned +6.68% annualised, and +3.46% annualised over five years (as of 31 August 2026). Like all PMS products in India, it requires a minimum investment of ₹50 lakh and carries the market risk of a concentrated equity portfolio.

How it compares to peers

Among the 3 Large Cap PMS strategies we track with a three-year record, Consistent Compounders Portfolio (CCP) ranks #3 by three-year annualised return.

That is 7.84 percentage points below the Large Cap peer average of 14.52% across the strategies we track.

Recent trajectory

Its last twelve months (+4.93%) are broadly in step with its three-year annualised pace (+6.68%), pointing to a relatively steady recent trajectory.

Consistency

Across the 5 return periods we track, 4 are positive. Its strongest reading is the since-inception figure (+12.25%) and its weakest is the 2-year figure (−0.54%).

Illustration — growth of the ₹50 lakh minimum

At this strategy's reported three-year annualised rate of 6.68%, ₹50 lakh compounding for three years would reach about ₹60.7 lakh before fees and taxes.

An illustration of the reported rate, not a forecast. Actual results vary; past performance is not indicative of future results.

Who it typically suits

Large Cap strategies like this one generally suit investors who want equity exposure with relatively lower volatility, using large, established companies as the core of a portfolio.

Fund manager

Rakshit Ranjan

Portfolio Manager (Consistent Compounders)

Experience
20+ years in equity research and portfolio management
Previously
Ambit Capital · Nomura · Lloyds Bank / Execution Noble
Investment philosophy
Concentrated, clean-accounting compounders held for the long term.

Investment approach

Concentrated portfolios of clean-accounting, high-return-on-capital franchises held for the long term.

Risk information

Equity PMS strategies carry market risk and can be volatile; concentrated and mid/small-cap portfolios more so. Maximum drawdown and other risk statistics are not publicly available in this dataset — refer to the strategy's disclosure document.

Frequently asked questions

Who manages the Consistent Compounders Portfolio (CCP)?

The strategy is managed by Rakshit Ranjan at Marcellus Investment Managers.

What have the returns of Consistent Compounders Portfolio (CCP) been?

As of 31 August 2026, the strategy has delivered +4.93% over one year and +6.68% annualised over three years, with a five-year annualised return of +3.46%. Returns of one year or less are absolute; longer periods are CAGR. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

What is the minimum investment for Consistent Compounders Portfolio (CCP)?

SEBI mandates a minimum investment of ₹50 lakh for any Portfolio Management Service in India, and this strategy is no exception (the firm states: Rs 50 lakh (SEBI minimum)).

How much would ₹50 lakh have grown at this strategy's three-year rate?

If ₹50 lakh had compounded at the strategy’s three-year annualised rate of 6.68% for three years, it would be worth about ₹60.7 lakh before fees and taxes. This is an illustration of the reported rate, not a prediction — actual results vary and past performance is not indicative of future results.

Is Consistent Compounders Portfolio (CCP) suitable for me?

Large Cap strategies like this one generally suit investors who want equity exposure with relatively lower volatility, using large, established companies as the core of a portfolio. Whether it fits your specific goals, horizon and risk appetite is a personal decision — consider speaking to a SEBI-registered adviser or distributor before investing.

Important disclosures

Past performance is not indicative of future results. PMS investments are subject to market risks. Performance data is provided for informational purposes and should not be construed as investment advice or a recommendation to invest. Investors should review the relevant PMS disclosure documents and consult an appropriately qualified professional before making investment decisions.

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