HDFC Hybrid Debt Fund - Regular Plan
Returns
Risk
This fund has Moderately High risk.
As per SEBI's Riskometer.
Portfolio of HDFC Hybrid Debt Fund - Regular Plan
Asset Allocation
Split between different types of investments
Market Cap Weightage
Split between categories of Equity investments
We have shifted from our proprietary CapRank classification system to SEBI’s market cap classification system with effect from 14 Jan, 2026.
Peer Comparison
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Fund name
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Risk
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Return (%) |
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Expense Ratio (%)
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HDFC Hybrid Debt Fund - Regular Plan
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Moderately High
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1.67 |
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High
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1.50 |
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Moderately High
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0.62 |
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High
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1.67 |
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Moderately High
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1.80 |
Other details of HDFC Hybrid Debt Fund - Regular Plan
Assets
₹3,261 Cr
Exit Load (Days)
1.00 (365)
Min. Investment (₹)
100
Min. Withdrawal (₹)
100
Min. SIP Investment (₹)
100
Min. No of Cheques
6
About HDFC Hybrid Debt Fund - Regular Plan
HDFC Hybrid Debt Fund - Regular Plan is a hybrid mutual fund scheme of HDFC Mutual Fund. Launched on December 26, 2003, it is currently managed by Anupam Joshi and Srinivasan Ramamurthy. The fund has an expense ratio of 1.67% with an overall AUM (Assets Under Management) of ₹3,261 Cr.
HDFC Hybrid Debt Fund invests 75-90 per cent of its assets in bonds and the remaining 10-25 per cent in equity stocks. The fund allows minimum lumpsum investment of ₹100 and minimum SIP of ₹100.
Investment Strategy
The scheme seeks to generate income/capital appreciation by investing primarily in debt securities, money market instruments and moderate exposure to equities.
Suitability
Conservative Hybrid funds are suitable for investors:
- Looking to invest mostly in debt (~75%) with a small equity allocation (~25%)
- Aiming for moderately higher returns than fixed deposits, with limited volatility
- Looking to generate regular income
- With 3-5 year investment horizon
Note:
- Invest preferably through SIP
Capital Gains Taxation
- If investment is made on or after 1 April 2023: Entire amount of gain is added to the investors' income and taxed according to the applicable slab rate.
- If investment is made before 1 April 2023:
- Sold within 2 years from the date of investment: Gains are added to the investors' income and taxed according to the applicable slab rate.
- Sold after 2 years from the date of investment: Gains are taxed at the rate of 12.5%.
- No tax is to be paid as long as you continue to hold the units.
Disclaimer: The tax information has been prepared on a best-effort basis using information available in the public domain and other sources that Value Research considers reliable. This is not meant as tax advice, and we advise you to consult your tax advisor before making any decision. Value Research takes no responsibility and assumes no liability for any loss or damage arising from any investment or redemption decision based on this information.
Dividend Taxation
- Dividends are added to the income of the investors and taxed according to their respective tax slabs. Further, if an investor's dividend income exceeds Rs 10,000 in a financial year, the fund house also deducts a TDS of 10% before distributing the dividend.
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FAQ for HDFC Hybrid Debt Fund - Regular Plan
How to Invest in HDFC Hybrid Debt Fund - Regular Plan?
Subscribers of Value Research Fund Advisor can conveniently invest in the low-cost direct plan of HDFC Hybrid Debt Fund - Regular Plan through the Value Research Fund Advisor website.
Alternatively, mutual funds can also be purchased directly from the respective fund house’s website. For example, HDFC Hybrid Debt Fund - Regular Plan can be bought from the HDFC Mutual Fund website. In such a case, if you are investing in multiple funds from different fund houses, you will need to transact separately on each fund house’s website.
The third option is to invest offline, by seeking assistance from a mutual fund distributor. Most banks also act as mutual fund distributors, and you can approach your bank for help in completing your investment.
What is the current NAV of HDFC Hybrid Debt Fund - Regular Plan Today?
The latest declared NAV of HDFC Hybrid Debt Fund - Regular Plan, is ₹81.7646 as of 18-May-2026.
What are the top holdings of HDFC Hybrid Debt Fund - Regular Plan?
| Company | Percentage of Portfolio |
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GOI Sec 7.34 22/04/2064 |
4.11
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GOI Sec 4.45 30/10/2034 |
3.15
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GOI Sec 7.23 15/04/2039 |
3.07
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GOI Sec 7.09 05/08/2054 |
2.89
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Indian Railway Finance Corporation Ltd SERIES 134 Debenture 8.30 25/03/2029 |
2.50
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What is the return of HDFC Hybrid Debt Fund - Regular Plan in the last 5 years?
Over the past five years, HDFC Hybrid Debt Fund - Regular Plan has delivered an annualised return of 8.32% as of 18-May-2026.
What is the minimum investment required in HDFC Hybrid Debt Fund - Regular Plan?
The minimum investment required to start investing in HDFC Hybrid Debt Fund - Regular Plan is ₹100 for the lump sum option and ₹100 for the SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) option.
