Canara Robeco Large and Midcap Fund has completed more than 20 years since its launch in 2005. This large and midcap scheme has a great track record of wealth creation. If you invested Rs 1 lakh in the scheme at the time of its inception, your investment would have multiplied 25X to Rs 25.08 lakhs. The scheme created alpha for investors outperforming its benchmark index. In this article, we will review Canara Robeco Large and Midcap Fund.

Source: NSE, Advisorkhoj Research as on 16th September 2026
Markets turned volatile again due to heightened geo-political risks and uncertainties. FII flows turned negative in September after 2 months of net inflows. Net FII outflow on a year-to-date basis is Rs 2.5 lakh crores (source: NSDL, as on 15th September 2026). Volatile market conditions persisting since the beginning of the year have brought down valuations from their previous peaks in large and midcap segments. The correction can provide investment opportunities in high-quality stocks at reasonable valuations. The macros of Indian economy remain robust with strong GDP growth of 7.8% in Q1 FY 2026-27. Fiscal deficit in the first four months of the FY 2026-27 narrowed compared to the same period in the previous year. In the current market conditions, large and midcap funds may be suitable for long term investors.

Source: NSE, Advisorkhoj Research as on 31st August 2026
The fund follows a bottom-up approach to predominantly invest in a well-diversified portfolio of companies within large (top 100 companies by market capitalization) and midcap (101st to 250th companies by market capitalization) stocks and endeavours to identify the potential stocks within the segment. As per SEBI's mandate, large and midcap funds must invest minimum 35% each in large and midcap stocks. Large cap stocks endeavour to provide stability & liquidity and mid cap stocks can potentially generate higher returns to the portfolio.
A monthly SIP of Rs 10,000/ would have grown to Rs 2.05 Crores as on 16th September 2025 giving an XIRR of 16.5%. (see the chart below)

Source: NSE, Advisorkhoj Research as on 16th September 2026
The table below show the rolling returns distribution of the Canara Robeco Large and Midcap Fund versus the benchmark index for different investment tenures since the inception of the scheme. You can see that the scheme had more percentage instances of 12%+ CAGR returns compared to the benchmark index across different investment tenures.

Source: NSE, Advisorkhoj Research as on 16th September 2026. 1. Benchmark: Nifty Large Midcap 250 TRI
The charts below show the rolling returns distribution of the Canara Robeco Lare and Midcap Fund versus the large and midcap category average for different investment tenures since the inception of the scheme. You can see that the scheme had more percentage instances of 12%+ CAGR returns compared to the category average across different investment tenures.

Source: NSE, Advisorkhoj Research as on 16th September 2026. 1. Category: Large and Midcap Fund category average
The chart below shows the 10 year rolling SIP XIRR of Canara Robeco Large and Midcap Fund since the inception of the scheme. You can see that the scheme has always given double digit SIP XIRR returns over 10 year SIP tenures.

Source: Advisorkhoj Research as on 16th September 2026.
The table below show the rolling SIP XIRR distribution of the Canara Robeco Large and Midcap Fund versus the benchmark index for different SIP tenures since the inception of the scheme. You can see that the scheme had more percentage instances of 12%+ CAGR returns compared to the benchmark index across different investment tenures.

Source: NSE, Advisorkhoj Research as on 16th September 2026. 1. BM: Nifty Large Midcap 250 TRI
The chart below of shows the result of Rs 70,000 monthly SWP from an investment of Rs 1 crore in Canara Robeco Large and Midcap Fund over the last 20 years. You can see that despite withdrawing Rs 1.68 crores (more than what you had invested), the value of your balance units would have grown to Rs 6.23 crores in the last 20 years.

Source: NSE, Advisorkhoj Research as on 16th September 2026

Source: Advisorkhoj Research, NSE, as on 31st August 2026
Investors should consult with their financial advisor or mutual fund distributor if Canara Robeco Large and Midcap Fund is suitable for their investment needs.
Mutual Fund Investments are subject to market risk, read all scheme related documents carefully.
Canara Bank, with over a century of experience, and Robeco, offering global investment expertise, combine to bring collective knowledge. Together, they deliver strong, sustained performance to secure your financial future.