Atlas Integrated Finance Ltd • Equity
Momentum 20 PMS is an equity portfolio management service (PMS) strategy run by Atlas Integrated Finance Ltd, launched on 14 May 2024. As of 30 Sep 2026, it manages ₹7.93 Cr of client assets and is benchmarked against the BSE 500 TRI. Its reported trailing returns are +41.71% over 1 year (+5.83% since inception). Over 1 year, the BSE 500 TRI returned -2.33%, so the strategy is 44.04 percentage points ahead of its benchmark. The minimum investment is ₹50 Lakhs. The strategy is managed by NILESH SHAH.
Returns and AUM as of , as reported to APMI. Last checked . Source: public PMS performance disclosures. Returns are as reported by the portfolio manager; past performance is not a guarantee of future returns.
| Period | Return |
|---|---|
| 1 Month | +5.25% |
| 3 Months | +17.69% |
| 1 Year | +41.71% |
| Since Inception | +5.83% |
| management fee | Fixed Fees: AMC CHARGES: 1% PA |
| performance fee | Variable Fees: HURDLE: 10% SHARING: 15% |
| exit load | NIL |
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Book an intro callMomentum 20 PMS has a 1-year return of +41.71% and +5.83% since inception as of 30 Sep 2026. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Over 1 year, Momentum 20 PMS returned +41.71% against -2.33% for the BSE 500 TRI, 44.04 percentage points ahead. Figures as of 30 Sep 2026.
Momentum 20 PMS is managed by NILESH SHAH at Atlas Integrated Finance. The strategy manages ₹7.93 Cr of client assets as of 30 Sep 2026.
Momentum 20 PMS manages ₹7.93 Cr of client assets as of 30 Sep 2026.
The fee structure for Momentum 20 PMS includes: management fee: Fixed Fees: AMC CHARGES: 1% PA; performance fee: Variable Fees: HURDLE: 10% SHARING: 15%; exit load: NIL.
The minimum investment for Momentum 20 PMS is ₹50 Lakhs.
Momentum 20 PMS was launched on 14 May 2024. It has a 2-year track record.
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