ICL INCTL Shariah Fund

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BalancedShariah✓ AMC-Verified+ dividends

ICL INCTL Shariah Fund returned 3.09% a year since launch, over 2.8 years, with cash dividends reinvested, based on NAV history through 2 Sep 2026.

Open-end balanced mutual fund in Bangladesh, Shariah-compliant, managed by Impress Capital Limited (ICL). Tracked since Dec 2023, with dividends reinvested by default or taken as cash.

৳10.17NAV per unit
৳8 crFund size
2.8 yrsSince Dec 2023
+3.09%Per year, max (2.8 yrs)
Start 100Now 109

Total-return path since Dec 2023, dividends reinvested.

Index, not taka.

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Month-by-month total-return index for ICL INCTL Shariah Fund, dividends reinvested
MonthTotal-return index
Dec 2023100.00
Jan 2024101.90
Feb 2024101.30
Mar 202499.40
Apr 202498.50
May 202494.70
Jun 202499.00
Jul 202499.00
Aug 2024102.10
Sep 202499.10
Oct 202497.00
Nov 202497.00
Dec 202497.00
Jan 202597.00
Feb 202597.00
Mar 202597.00
Apr 202597.00
May 202597.00
Jun 202597.00
Jul 202597.00
Aug 202597.00
Sep 202597.00
Oct 202597.00
Nov 202597.00
Dec 202597.00
Jan 2026105.50
Feb 2026107.00
Mar 2026103.90
Apr 2026104.20
May 2026105.30
Jun 2026108.40
Jul 2026116.30
Aug 2026108.10
Sep 2026108.70

Latest NAV date: 3 Sep 2026.Source: Impress Capital Limited (ICL)'s website.Figures as of 2 Sep 2026.

Two sides of the coin

Same fund. Two honest answers.

Both are right; they answer different questions. On the left, ICL’s holding-period method: NAV change versus the ৳10 face value, plus every cash dividend stacked as a percentage of face (not compounded), shown here as their annual average. On the right, every dividend is reinvested to buy more units, the total return of the fund itself.

ICL method+3.54%ICL’s published holding-period method: take the latest market NAV, subtract the ৳10 face value, divide by face, then add every cash dividend as a percentage of face (not reinvested). Holding period return here is +9.70% over about 2.7 years. The large figure is that total divided by years (ICL’s “Annual Average Return”), rebuilt from ICL’s own NAV and dividend record as of 3 Sep 2026./yr · ICL annual average · HPR +9.70% over 2.7 yrs · since launch · to 3 Sep 2026
ReturnKoto? METHOD+3.09%/yr · dividends reinvested · max (2.8 yrs) · dated pay dates

A ৳1,00,000 investment held over max (2.8 yrs) would be worth about ৳1,08,740 with dividends reinvested, or ৳1,09,260 taking every dividend as cash.

Why can both numbers be right? Seeing two different percentages for the same fund is normal, not a mistake. ICL’s figure adds the NAV gain versus face to the sum of cash dividends as face percentages, then divides by years (their Holding Period Return and Annual Average on impresscapital.com/performance). ReturnKoto? METHOD compounds those same dividends back into units. Both use ICL’s published market NAV and dividend record; the difference is compounding versus simple addition, plus the exact start date. The Taken as cash toggle elsewhere on ReturnKoto? is our own time-weighted cash path for whatever period you pick; it is not the same rate as ICL’s additive since-launch holding-period figure on the left. ICL has reviewed the fund data on this page, and neither figure is an error.

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Historical returns

Total return reinvests every dividend. “Per year” is the annualized compound rate. The last column is the return on a fixed amount invested every month (SIP).

Return period Total return Per year Monthly SIP /yr
6 months+4.68%+9.57%+7.98%
Year to date+12.09%+16.44%+8.28%
1 year+12.09%+12.09%+10.43%
2 years+9.73%+4.75%+8.26%
Max (2.8 yrs)+8.74%+3.09%+5.76%

Bars in each column are relative to the largest figure in that column, not a 0 to 100% scale.

Figures as of 3 Sep 2026 Dividends reinvested at the fund manager’s published payment dates (not the October convention).

Rolling returns & path risk

A single look-back can flatter or punish a start date. These figures walk the whole history.

Rolling window Latest Median Best Worst Windows
1 year+12.06%+0.00%+19.90%-5.00%22
3 yearsNeeds 3 years of history

Each window is annualized total return (dividends reinvested). Latest is the most recent closed window; median / best / worst summarize every overlapping window of that length. Tap ? on a column header for a short tip.

Track record too short for the fixed 3-year window (needs 36 closed months). Figures below use about 2.8 years of available history:

5.7%Downside deviation
-7%Worst drop
45%Positive 12-mo windows
9.8%Volatility (ann.)

Downside deviation only counts losing months. Worst drop is the deepest peak-to-trough fall inside the window. These are measured facts from the NAV series; the star composite that uses them stays experimental.

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Dividends
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Month-by-month value of a ৳1,000 lump sum in ICL INCTL Shariah Fund, dividends reinvested
MonthValue of ৳1,000
Dec 2023৳1,000
Jan 2024৳1,019
Feb 2024৳1,013
Mar 2024৳994
Apr 2024৳985
May 2024৳947
Jun 2024৳990
Jul 2024৳990
Aug 2024৳1,021
Sep 2024৳991
Oct 2024৳970
Nov 2024৳970
Dec 2024৳970
Jan 2025৳970
Feb 2025৳970
Mar 2025৳970
Apr 2025৳970
May 2025৳970
Jun 2025৳970
Jul 2025৳970
Aug 2025৳970
Sep 2025৳970
Oct 2025৳970
Nov 2025৳970
Dec 2025৳970
Jan 2026৳1,055
Feb 2026৳1,070
Mar 2026৳1,039
Apr 2026৳1,042
May 2026৳1,053
Jun 2026৳1,084
Jul 2026৳1,163
Aug 2026৳1,081
Sep 2026৳1,087
৳1,000 · Dec 2023৳1,087 · 3 Sep 2026

Total-return NAV rebased to your amount. Dividends are reinvested by default; switch to taken as cash above.

Fund details

Management fee2.50% down to 1.00% per year (tiered by fund size)
Early-exit feeUp to Tk 0.10 per unit discount from NAV on surrender
Minimum investmentBDT 1,000 (100 units)
LiquidityOpen-end, redeemable weekly at NAV
Asset managerImpress Capital Limited (ICL)
SponsorImpress-Newtex Composite Textiles
TrusteeBangladesh General Insurance Company
CustodianBRAC Bank
Face valueBDT 10 per unit

What ICL INCTL Shariah Fund holds

As of 30 Jun 2026

From the fund’s quarterly portfolio disclosure. Percentages by market value.

Asset mix
Listed equity 52.97%Government Sukuk 22.78%Mudaraba term deposit 12.94%Cash at bank 11.31%
Sector allocation
Pharmaceuticals & Chemicals24.26%
Cement9.94%
Miscellaneous9.51%
Telecommunication7.44%
Food & Allied1.81%
Top holdings
Marico Bangladesh10.42%
LafargeHolcim Bangladesh9.94%
avg cost ৳51.87 · stmt mkt ৳56.73
Berger Paints Bangladesh9.51%
avg cost ৳826.00 · stmt mkt ৳814.00
Ibn Sina Pharmaceutical8.03%
avg cost ৳328.50 · stmt mkt ৳343.50
Grameenphone7.44%
avg cost ৳389.50 · stmt mkt ৳318.50
Beximco Pharmaceuticals5.82%
avg cost ৳125.25 · stmt mkt ৳124.50
Olympic Industries1.81%
avg cost ৳152.00 · stmt mkt ৳155.00

Each bar is sized against the largest name in this list, so you can compare them to each other. The percentage is still that name’s share of the whole fund.

Its 5 largest holdings are 45.34% of the fund.

What changed in the latest statement

31 Mar 2026 → 30 Jun 2026before now

+ Beximco Pharmaceuticals · new, 5.82%− IT Consultants · no longer held
Ibn Sina Pharmaceutical5.72% → 8.03%
Olympic Industries2.85% → 1.81%

Asset mix: Listed equity 56.50% → 52.97%; Government Sukuk 12.29% → 22.78%; Mudaraba term deposit is new (12.94%); Cash at bank is new (11.31%); Cash & Islamic deposits exited (was 25.68%); Receivables & prepayments exited (was 3.23%); Preliminary & issue expenses exited (was 2.29%).

Its 5 largest holdings went from 47.93% to 45.34% of the fund.

Position sizes shift with both trading and market prices; both snapshots come from the fund manager’s own statements.

✓ Verified from ICL quarterly portfolio statement (30 Jun 2026). Holdings are disclosed quarterly, so they can lag the latest daily NAV.

Shariah-screened portfolio: govt holdings are 7Y RDIRWSP Socio-Economic Development Sukuk; term deposits are Islamic (DBH Finance). Share counts for Marico print as 0.00 million on the statement (high unit price), so avg-cost economics are omitted for that row only. Base = Total Investment at market on the portfolio statement (securities + cash equivalents).

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Questions about ICL INCTL Shariah Fund

What kind of fund is ICL INCTL Shariah Fund?
ICL INCTL Shariah Fund is an Shariah-compliant open-end balanced mutual fund in Bangladesh, managed by Impress Capital Limited (ICL). You buy and redeem units at its published net asset value (NAV), and it has no fixed maturity.

What is the historical return of ICL INCTL Shariah Fund?
Over roughly 2.8 years to 3 Sep 2026, ICL INCTL Shariah Fund returned about +3.09% per year, as a total return with dividends reinvested. The figure changes with the period you choose, and past performance does not guarantee future results.

What are the fees for ICL INCTL Shariah Fund?
ICL INCTL Shariah Fund charges a management fee of 2.50% down to 1.00% per year (tiered by fund size). Its published NAV, and so every return shown, is already net of this fee.

Does ICL INCTL Shariah Fund have an exit load?
Up to Tk 0.10 per unit discount from NAV on surrender.

What is the minimum investment for ICL INCTL Shariah Fund?
ICL INCTL Shariah Fund has a one-time minimum of BDT 1,000 (100 units).

Is ICL INCTL Shariah Fund Shariah-compliant?
Yes. ICL INCTL Shariah Fund is a Shariah-compliant fund, investing only in Islamically permissible ways under a Shariah supervisory board.

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Versus the market (DSEX)

Beta 0.26 · historically moved about 0.26% for each 1% move in the DSEX market index. DSEX explains roughly 26% of its month-to-month swings.

✓ Rules-based, measured from the fund’s own NAV history. How the rating will work.