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NAV & Contents 2

Market Outlook 3

Birla Advantage Fund 4

Birla Dividend Yield Plus 5

Birla Midcap Fund 6

Birla MNC Fund 7

Birla India

Opportunities Fund 8

Birla Index Fund 9

Birla Equity Plan 10

Birla Balance 11

Birla MIP 12

Birla MIP II 13 - 14

Birla Income Plus 15

Birla Gilt Plus 16

Birla Dynamic Bond Fund 17

Birla Bond Index Fund 17

Birla Bond Plus 18

Birla Floating Rate Fund 19

Birla Cash Plus 20

Birla Asset Allocation Fund 21

India Advantage Fund 22

Addendums 23

Methodology of Ranking 24

Load Structure 25

Dividend History 26

Performance 27

Contact Details 28

CONTENTSNAV as on June 30, 2005

BIRLA ADVANTAGE FUND Dividend Growth

BIRLA DIVIDEND YIELD PLUS DividendGrowth

BIRLA ASSET ALLOCATION FUND - Aggressive Plan Dividend 12.6550Growth 12.6551

BIRLA ASSET ALLOCATION FUND - Conservative Plan Dividend 11.3111 Growth 11.3111

BIRLA ASSET ALLOCATION FUND - Moderate Plan Dividend 12.1361 Growth 12.1361

BIRLA BALANCE Div. - Payout/Rein. Growth

BIRLA MNC FUND Dividend Growth 73.88

BIRLA INDEX FUND Dividend 12.7064 Growth

BIRLA INDIA OPPORTUNITIES FUND Dividend Growth

BIRLA MIDCAP FUND Dividend Growth

BIRLA EQUITY PLAN

BIRLA INCOME PLUS Dividend 10.1723Growth 28.2513

BIRLA BOND PLUS Retail Dividend 11.2089Retail Growth 12.5062Institutional Dividend 10.4652 Institutional Growth 12.5768

BIRLA BOND INDEX FUND Dividend 10.3251 Growth 10.8002

BIRLA FLOATING RATE FUND - Short Term Dividend 10.3794 Growth 11.0558

BIRLA FLOATING RATE FUND - Long Term Dividend Growth 11.1080

BIRLA DYNAMIC BOND FUND Retail Plan (Growth) 10.4001 Retail Plan (Quarterly Dividend) 10.3246

BIRLA CASH PLUS Retail Dividend 16.3693Retail Growth Institutional Dividend 10.8022Institutional Plan - Weekly Dividend Option 10.8160Institutional Plan - Fortnightly Dividend Option 10.8303Institutional Growth 18.1730Institutional Premium Plan - Dividend 10.0195 Institutional Premium Plan - Weekly Dividend Option 10.0314Institutional Premium Plan - Fortnightly Dividend Option 10.0675Institutional Premium Plan - Growth 10.6367

BIRLA GILT PLUS Div.-Payout/Rein. Liquid Plan Growth Annual Dividend Div.-Payout/Rein. PF Plan Growth

Annual Dividend Div.-Payout/Rein.

Regular Plan Growth 21.2697Annual Dividend 21.3021

BIRLA MIP Monthly Dividend Monthly Payment Monthly Growth

BIRLA MIP II - SAVING 5 Monthly Dividend Monthly Growth Monthly Payment

BIRLA MIP II - WEALTH 25 Monthly Dividend Monthly Growth Monthly Payment

52.27 67.78

11.78 29.64

16.05 18.14

43.82

22.9614

15.64 29.01

15.32 33.80

39.98

10.3847

18.0783

10.600516.480610.974510.782719.251019.251611.1673

10.698716.535716.5357

10.143210.484010.4840

10.388910.067810.0678

NAME OF THE SCHEME PLAN/OPTIONS Rs. / Unit

Market Outlook

Equity Markets

After a few months of getting sidelined by their mid-cap

counterparts, June saw the large-cap stocks back in action. The

momentum in most large-cap stocks helped the BSE Sensex soar

past the 7000 mark for the first time.

International markets continued with their see-sawing, but none

matched the sheer pace of the Indian equity markets' run.

Corporate results largely matched expectations, inflation data was

benign and foreign institutional investment resumed with renewed

vigour. Add to this, the massive amounts of money deployed by

domestic mutual funds raised from their new fund offerings of the

previous months, the markets just kept growing.

Even as the markets rejoice, it would be prudent to highlight some

concerns inadequate monsoons, rising oil prices and interest

rates. For years, June has been looked at for key data points

regarding the monsoons. Monsoons still remain the primary source

of irrigation but their relevance to GDP growth has substantially

reduced. Distribution of rainfall is as critical as the quantum of it and

the dispersion of monsoons over the next few months need to be

watched clearly. However, with services now constituting more

than half of the GDP, the scourge of monsoons or rather the lack of it

, has become a thing of the past.

Next, on to the slippery subject of rising oil prices. Rising global

consumption and energy demands have ensured that oil prices

remain high. The manufacturing sector in particular would be under

considerable margin pressure and only the best of the lot , the ones

that employ modern technology while striving for continuous cost

reduction, would survive.

The wherewithal of companies to withstand this would be evident

by their ability to pass on cost increases, increase manufacturing

efficiencies, outsourcing of non critical applications and

arrangement of alternative sources of capital, locally or globally.

Although the index is at an all time high, the forward valuations of

the Indian markets at 13 X Earnings still look attractive. Adjusted for

inflation, the economy is expected to achieve nominal GDP growth

of around 12%. This would ensure long term earnings growth of

15%+ for most top corporates. Many of our portfolio companies

have bettered this performance backed by our continuous focus on

bottoms up investment research and analysis.

To mark the celebrations of the New India, June saw the launch of

the Birla India Gen Next Fund - a fund driven by the lives and

aspirations of India's youth. The Fund seeks to benefit from the

growing consumption boom in the country and remains open for

subscription till July 12, 2005. The Fund with its unique thematic

focus will seek to provide long term capital growth and presents

itself as an ideal investment vehicle for investors.

Debt Market

The month began on a positive note against the backdrop of easing

inflation and declining US yields. The markets remained upbeat

throughout the month except for the third week when the 10 year

benchmark yield rose to 6.94%. The Finance Minister's statement

that the central government would go ahead with its borrowing plan

coupled with an increase in the US treasury yields dampened

market sentiments. A surge in the US treasuries helped the markets

gain in the last week. The yield on the benchmark bond touched a

low of 6.80% during the month and closed at 6.88% on June 30,

2005. The government hiked domestic and diesel prices in the

current month, the hike being lower than expectations and leading

to positive sentiments in the fixed income markets.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) conducted twin auctions worth

Rs 10,000 crore in the second week, setting the cut-off prices at

Rs 103 (7.37 2014 bond) and Rs 125.71 (10.25 2021 bond). On

June 14 2005, a state loan auction was carried out raising Rs 24.81

crore. The RBI set a cut-off yield of 7.39 % on 10-year loans issued

by 10 states, while the cut-off was 7.35 % for the loan issued by

Tamil Nadu.

On June 29 2005, the RBI announced that it would sell

Rs 32500 crores worth of treasury bills in the July - September

period under MSS to replace Rs. 26251 crores of treasury bills and

another Rs 20000 crores of bonds that were maturing.

Inflation continued its downward trend for five consecutive weeks

largely due to a high-base effect. It stood at 4.22% for the week

ended June 4, 2005. However, it rose marginally to 4.33% for the

week ended June 11, 2005.

Brent crude oil price continued to increase throughout the month

moving to around $53 for the first two weeks. Prices surged above

$55 per barrel in the third week despite the Oil Petroleum Exporting

Countries (OPEC) agreeing to increase its production quotas by

5,00,000 barrels a day. During the last week, prices touched the $60

per barrel mark. Prices spiraled due to refining capacity concerns

and high US demand.

Liquidity was ample during the month except for the third week

when outflows towards state loan auctions and advance tax

payments caused a strain. Call rates moved in a range of 4.9 to

5.1% for most of the month. However, call rates closed higher at 5-

5.2% on certain days due to higher demand for funds against falling

liquidity. Call rates were at 5.65-5.75% on June 30, 2005.

Rupee traded in a narrow range of $43.55/56 against the dollar this

month. It closed at Rs. 43.56/57 per dollar on June 30, 2005.

In this situation, we continue recommending liquid and floating rate

funds. One could also look at short-term debt funds like Birla Bond

Plus.

3

Market Outlook

Equity Markets

After a few months of getting sidelined by their mid-cap

counterparts, June saw the large-cap stocks back in action. The

momentum in most large-cap stocks helped the BSE Sensex soar

past the 7000 mark for the first time.

International markets continued with their see-sawing, but none

matched the sheer pace of the Indian equity markets' run.

Corporate results largely matched expectations, inflation data was

benign and foreign institutional investment resumed with renewed

vigour. Add to this, the massive amounts of money deployed by

domestic mutual funds raised from their new fund offerings of the

previous months, the markets just kept growing.

Even as the markets rejoice, it would be prudent to highlight some

concerns inadequate monsoons, rising oil prices and interest

rates. For years, June has been looked at for key data points

regarding the monsoons. Monsoons still remain the primary source

of irrigation but their relevance to GDP growth has substantially

reduced. Distribution of rainfall is as critical as the quantum of it and

the dispersion of monsoons over the next few months need to be

watched clearly. However, with services now constituting more

than half of the GDP, the scourge of monsoons or rather the lack of it

, has become a thing of the past.

Next, on to the slippery subject of rising oil prices. Rising global

consumption and energy demands have ensured that oil prices

remain high. The manufacturing sector in particular would be under

considerable margin pressure and only the best of the lot , the ones

that employ modern technology while striving for continuous cost

reduction, would survive.

The wherewithal of companies to withstand this would be evident

by their ability to pass on cost increases, increase manufacturing

efficiencies, outsourcing of non critical applications and

arrangement of alternative sources of capital, locally or globally.

Although the index is at an all time high, the forward valuations of

the Indian markets at 13 X Earnings still look attractive. Adjusted for

inflation, the economy is expected to achieve nominal GDP growth

of around 12%. This would ensure long term earnings growth of

15%+ for most top corporates. Many of our portfolio companies

have bettered this performance backed by our continuous focus on

bottoms up investment research and analysis.

To mark the celebrations of the New India, June saw the launch of

the Birla India Gen Next Fund - a fund driven by the lives and

aspirations of India's youth. The Fund seeks to benefit from the

growing consumption boom in the country and remains open for

subscription till July 12, 2005. The Fund with its unique thematic

focus will seek to provide long term capital growth and presents

itself as an ideal investment vehicle for investors.

Debt Market

The month began on a positive note against the backdrop of easing

inflation and declining US yields. The markets remained upbeat

throughout the month except for the third week when the 10 year

benchmark yield rose to 6.94%. The Finance Minister's statement

that the central government would go ahead with its borrowing plan

coupled with an increase in the US treasury yields dampened

market sentiments. A surge in the US treasuries helped the markets

gain in the last week. The yield on the benchmark bond touched a

low of 6.80% during the month and closed at 6.88% on June 30,

2005. The government hiked domestic and diesel prices in the

current month, the hike being lower than expectations and leading

to positive sentiments in the fixed income markets.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) conducted twin auctions worth

Rs 10,000 crore in the second week, setting the cut-off prices at

Rs 103 (7.37 2014 bond) and Rs 125.71 (10.25 2021 bond). On

June 14 2005, a state loan auction was carried out raising Rs 24.81

crore. The RBI set a cut-off yield of 7.39 % on 10-year loans issued

by 10 states, while the cut-off was 7.35 % for the loan issued by

Tamil Nadu.

On June 29 2005, the RBI announced that it would sell

Rs 32500 crores worth of treasury bills in the July - September

period under MSS to replace Rs. 26251 crores of treasury bills and

another Rs 20000 crores of bonds that were maturing.

Inflation continued its downward trend for five consecutive weeks

largely due to a high-base effect. It stood at 4.22% for the week

ended June 4, 2005. However, it rose marginally to 4.33% for the

week ended June 11, 2005.

Brent crude oil price continued to increase throughout the month

moving to around $53 for the first two weeks. Prices surged above

$55 per barrel in the third week despite the Oil Petroleum Exporting

Countries (OPEC) agreeing to increase its production quotas by

5,00,000 barrels a day. During the last week, prices touched the $60

per barrel mark. Prices spiraled due to refining capacity concerns

and high US demand.

Liquidity was ample during the month except for the third week

when outflows towards state loan auctions and advance tax

payments caused a strain. Call rates moved in a range of 4.9 to

5.1% for most of the month. However, call rates closed higher at 5-

5.2% on certain days due to higher demand for funds against falling

liquidity. Call rates were at 5.65-5.75% on June 30, 2005.

Rupee traded in a narrow range of $43.55/56 against the dollar this

month. It closed at Rs. 43.56/57 per dollar on June 30, 2005.

In this situation, we continue recommending liquid and floating rate

funds. One could also look at short-term debt funds like Birla Bond

Plus.

3

Q U A R T E R L YQ U A R T E R L Y

Systematic Investment Plan (SIP)

SIP is a powerful tool that can help you create wealth over time.

If you had invested* in BAF...

Monthly Investment 1,000

Number of Investment periods (Since Inception) 124

Total Investment 124,000

Value of Investment (As of June 30, 2005)

Return on Investment (CAGR) 21.30

* Load has not been taken into consideration. Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. In the same period, a SIP in BSE Sensex would have given a return of 11.87%

* Dividend Reinvestment NAVs has been considered for the analysis.

Inception date : March 01, 1995

509,148

%

Birla Advantage FundAn open-ended diversified equity fund

Issuer Market Value % to Net AssetsRs. in Lacs

Pharmaceuticals 8153.14 18.61

Pfizer Ltd. 2831.93 6.46

Glaxosmithkline Pharmaceuticals Ltd. 2099.85 4.79

Aventis Pharma Ltd. 1265.16 2.89

Novartis India Ltd. 1156.22 2.64

Wyeth Lederle Ltd. 799.98 1.83

Banks 7050.39 16.10

State Bank of India 4120.65 9.41

Canara Bank 2082.55 4.75

Union Bank of India 775.33 1.77

Yes Bank Ltd. 71.86 0.16

Software 5939.70 13.56

Infosys Technologies Ltd. 2162.22 4.94

Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. 1681.79 3.84

HCL Technologies Ltd. 1065.96 2.43

Satyam Computer Services Ltd. 1029.72 2.35

Telecom-Services 4082.52 9.32

Bharti Tele-Ventures Ltd. 4082.52 9.32

Pesticides 3656.42 8.35

United Phosphorous Ltd. 2521.52 5.76

Rallis India Ltd. 578.92 1.32

Monsanto India Ltd. 555.98 1.27

Consumer Non Durables 3065.29 7.00

Mcdowell & Company Ltd. 2006.37 4.58

I T C Ltd. 1058.91 2.42

Industrial Capital Goods 1898.67 4.33

Siemens Ltd. 1429.50 3.26

Bharat Electronics Ltd. 469.17 1.07

Auto 1870.51 4.27

Hero Honda Motors Ltd. 1870.51 4.27

Hotels 1805.32 4.12

Indian Hotels Co. Ltd. 1805.32 4.12

Finance 1635.70 3.73

LIC Housing Finance Ltd. 1635.70 3.73

Hardware 1229.13 2.81

CMC Ltd. 1229.13 2.81

Cement 1045.61 2.39

Grasim Industries Ltd. 591.95 1.35

Birla Corporation Ltd. 443.19 1.01

Dharti Dredging & Construction Ltd. 10.47 0.02

Construction & Engineering 566.98 1.29

Larsen & Toubro Ltd. 566.98 1.29

Consumer Durables 436.15 1.00

Voltas Ltd. 436.15 1.00

Preference Share 83.49 0.19

Thermax Ltd. 83.49 0.19

Cash & Current Assets 1285.71 2.94

Net Assets 43804.73 100

Issuer Wise Portfolio as of 30-June-2005

Fund Manager's Speak - Birla Advantage Fund (BAF)

Nishid Shah

4

! Increased allocation to software.

! Profit booking in capital goods & engineering and cement.

! Overall, portfolio remains well diversified across banks, pharmaceuticals, software, telecom and capital goods.

^^ for methodology please refer page 24



If you had invested* in BAF...






* Load has not been taken into consideration. Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. In the same period, a SIP in BSE Sensex would have given a return of 11.87%

* Dividend Reinvestment NAVs has been considered for the analysis.

Inception date : March 01, 1995

509,148

%

Birla Advantage FundAn open-ended diversified equity fund



Pfizer Ltd. 2831.93 6.46





Banks 7050.39 16.10

State Bank of India 4120.65 9.41

Canara Bank 2082.55 4.75

Union Bank of India 775.33 1.77

Yes Bank Ltd. 71.86 0.16

Software 5939.70 13.56

Infosys Technologies Ltd. 2162.22 4.94

Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. 1681.79 3.84

HCL Technologies Ltd. 1065.96 2.43

Satyam Computer Services Ltd. 1029.72 2.35




United Phosphorous Ltd. 2521.52 5.76

Rallis India Ltd. 578.92 1.32



Mcdowell & Company Ltd. 2006.37 4.58

I T C Ltd. 1058.91 2.42



Bharat Electronics Ltd. 469.17 1.07

Auto 1870.51 4.27


Hotels 1805.32 4.12

Indian Hotels Co. Ltd. 1805.32 4.12

Finance 1635.70 3.73

LIC Housing Finance Ltd. 1635.70 3.73

Hardware 1229.13 2.81

CMC Ltd. 1229.13 2.81

Cement 1045.61 2.39

Grasim Industries Ltd. 591.95 1.35

Birla Corporation Ltd. 443.19 1.01

Dharti Dredging & Construction Ltd. 10.47 0.02

Construction & Engineering 566.98 1.29

Larsen & Toubro Ltd. 566.98 1.29

Consumer Durables 436.15 1.00

Voltas Ltd. 436.15 1.00

Preference Share 83.49 0.19

Thermax Ltd. 83.49 0.19


Net Assets 43804.73 100


Fund Manager's Speak - Birla Advantage Fund (BAF)

Nishid Shah

4

! Increased allocation to software.

! Profit booking in capital goods & engineering and cement.

! Overall, portfolio remains well diversified across banks, pharmaceuticals, software, telecom and capital goods.



Asset Allocation 30-June-2005

0.00% 2.00% 4.00% 6.00% 8.00% 10.00% 12.00% 14.00% 16.00% 18.00% 20.00%

2.39%

2.48%

2.81%

2.94%

3.73%

4.12%

4.27%

4.33%

7.00%

8.35%

9.32%

13.56%

16.10%

18.61%

Cement

Other Equity & Preference

Hardware

Cash & Current Assets

Finance

Hotels

Auto

Industrial Capital Goods

Consumer Non Durables

Pesticides

Telecom-Services

Software

Banks

Pharmaceuticals



If you had invested* in BDYP...




Value of Investment (As of June 30, 2005) 45,388

Return on Investment (CAGR) 45.11%

* Load has not been taken into consideration. Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. In the same period, a SIP in CNX 500 would have given a return of 39.94%

Inception date: March 01, 2003

Birla Dividend Yield PlusAn open-ended growth scheme investing in high dividend yield companies


Consumer Non Durables 9834.04 14.89Colgate Palmolive (I) Ltd. 2166.39 3.28Hindustan Lever Ltd. 1646.69 2.49Procter & Gamble Hygiene & Health Care Ltd. 1643.88 2.49Godrej Consumer Products Ltd. 1577.59 2.39Nestle India Ltd. 1342.78 2.03ICI India Ltd. 1121.64 1.70Heritage Foods (India) Ltd. 335.08 0.51Banks 8957.90 13.57Vijaya Bank 2414.39 3.66Union Bank of India 2071.33 3.14Andhra Bank 1945.23 2.95Indian Overseas Bank 1925.30 2.92IndusInd Bank Ltd. 601.65 0.91Petroleum Products 7243.18 10.97Castrol (India) Ltd. 2256.57 3.42Bongaigaon Refinery & Petrochemicals Ltd 1800.16 2.73Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. 1731.45 2.62Kochi Refineries Ltd. 1455.00 2.20Industrial Capital Goods 5703.61 8.64Alfa Laval (India) Ltd. 2340.72 3.55Crompton Greaves Ltd. 1976.11 2.99Thermax Ltd. 1386.78 2.10Auto 5520.83 8.36Hero Honda Motors Ltd. 3155.83 4.78Ashok Leyland Ltd. 2365.00 3.58Industrial Products 3988.57 6.04Cummins India Ltd. 2007.10 3.04Essel Propack Ltd. 1981.47 3.00Pharmaceuticals 2844.12 4.31Glaxosmithkline Pharmaceuticals Ltd. 1930.92 2.92Abbott Laboratories (India) Ltd. 913.20 1.38Oil 2470.22 3.74Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Ltd. 2470.22 3.74Textiles-Synthetic 2366.56 3.58Century Enka Ltd. 2366.56 3.58Fertilisers 2084.93 3.16Tata Chemicals Ltd. 2084.93 3.16Telecom-Services 1596.48 2.42Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd. 1596.48 2.42Gas 1457.06 2.21Gas Authority of India Ltd. 1457.06 2.21Chemicals 1413.73 2.14Clariant (India) Ltd. 1095.46 1.66Finolex Industries Ltd. 318.27 0.48Software 1069.48 1.62HCL Technologies Ltd. 1069.48 1.62Auto Ancillaries 1035.57 1.57Carborundum Universal Ltd. 1035.57 1.57Ferrous Metals 673.47 1.02PSL Holdings Ltd. 673.47 1.02Transportation 637.65 0.97The Great Eastern Shipping Co. Ltd. 637.65 0.97Steel 627.40 0.95Steel Authority of India Ltd. 627.40 0.95Hardware 510.44 0.77HCL Infosystems Ltd. 510.44 0.77Electric Utilities 415.25 0.63National Thermal Power Corporation Ltd. 415.25 0.63Packaging 323.51 0.49Cosmo Films Ltd. 323.51 0.49Preference Share 57.38 0.09Thermax Ltd. 57.38 0.09Treasury Bills 1482.04 2.24Treasury Bills 1482.04 2.24Floating Rate Instruments 2010.99 3.05ICICI Bank Ltd. 2010.99 3.05Cash & Current Assets 1700.60 2.58Net Assets 66025.00 100.00


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Fund Manager's Speak - Birla Dividend Yield Plus (BDYP)

Deven Sangoi

! Dividend yield of portfolio around 3.8%.

! Overweight on FMCG companies.

! Reduced exposure to oil marketing companies.



If you had invested* in BDYP...




Value of Investment (As of June 30, 2005) 45,388

Return on Investment (CAGR) 45.11%

* Load has not been taken into consideration. Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. In the same period, a SIP in CNX 500 would have given a return of 39.94%

Inception date: March 01, 2003

Birla Dividend Yield PlusAn open-ended growth scheme investing in high dividend yield companies


Consumer Non Durables 9834.04 14.89Colgate Palmolive (I) Ltd. 2166.39 3.28Hindustan Lever Ltd. 1646.69 2.49Procter & Gamble Hygiene & Health Care Ltd. 1643.88 2.49Godrej Consumer Products Ltd. 1577.59 2.39Nestle India Ltd. 1342.78 2.03ICI India Ltd. 1121.64 1.70Heritage Foods (India) Ltd. 335.08 0.51Banks 8957.90 13.57Vijaya Bank 2414.39 3.66Union Bank of India 2071.33 3.14Andhra Bank 1945.23 2.95Indian Overseas Bank 1925.30 2.92IndusInd Bank Ltd. 601.65 0.91Petroleum Products 7243.18 10.97Castrol (India) Ltd. 2256.57 3.42Bongaigaon Refinery & Petrochemicals Ltd 1800.16 2.73Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. 1731.45 2.62Kochi Refineries Ltd. 1455.00 2.20Industrial Capital Goods 5703.61 8.64Alfa Laval (India) Ltd. 2340.72 3.55Crompton Greaves Ltd. 1976.11 2.99Thermax Ltd. 1386.78 2.10Auto 5520.83 8.36Hero Honda Motors Ltd. 3155.83 4.78Ashok Leyland Ltd. 2365.00 3.58Industrial Products 3988.57 6.04Cummins India Ltd. 2007.10 3.04Essel Propack Ltd. 1981.47 3.00Pharmaceuticals 2844.12 4.31Glaxosmithkline Pharmaceuticals Ltd. 1930.92 2.92Abbott Laboratories (India) Ltd. 913.20 1.38Oil 2470.22 3.74Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Ltd. 2470.22 3.74Textiles-Synthetic 2366.56 3.58Century Enka Ltd. 2366.56 3.58Fertilisers 2084.93 3.16Tata Chemicals Ltd. 2084.93 3.16Telecom-Services 1596.48 2.42Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd. 1596.48 2.42Gas 1457.06 2.21Gas Authority of India Ltd. 1457.06 2.21Chemicals 1413.73 2.14Clariant (India) Ltd. 1095.46 1.66Finolex Industries Ltd. 318.27 0.48Software 1069.48 1.62HCL Technologies Ltd. 1069.48 1.62Auto Ancillaries 1035.57 1.57Carborundum Universal Ltd. 1035.57 1.57Ferrous Metals 673.47 1.02PSL Holdings Ltd. 673.47 1.02Transportation 637.65 0.97The Great Eastern Shipping Co. Ltd. 637.65 0.97Steel 627.40 0.95Steel Authority of India Ltd. 627.40 0.95Hardware 510.44 0.77HCL Infosystems Ltd. 510.44 0.77Electric Utilities 415.25 0.63National Thermal Power Corporation Ltd. 415.25 0.63Packaging 323.51 0.49Cosmo Films Ltd. 323.51 0.49Preference Share 57.38 0.09Thermax Ltd. 57.38 0.09Treasury Bills 1482.04 2.24Treasury Bills 1482.04 2.24Floating Rate Instruments 2010.99 3.05ICICI Bank Ltd. 2010.99 3.05Cash & Current Assets 1700.60 2.58Net Assets 66025.00 100.00


5

Fund Manager's Speak - Birla Dividend Yield Plus (BDYP)

Deven Sangoi

! Dividend yield of portfolio around 3.8%.

! Overweight on FMCG companies.

! Reduced exposure to oil marketing companies.



0.00% 2.00% 4.00% 6.00% 8.00% 10.00% 12.00% 14.00% 16.00%

2.14%

2.21%

2.24%

2.42%

2.58%

3.05%

3.16%

3.58%

3.74%

4.31%

6.04%

8.10%

8.36%

8.64%

10.97%

13.57%

14.89%

Chemicals

Gas

Treasury Bills

Telecom-Services


Floating Rate Instruments

Fertilisers

Textiles-Synthetic

Oil

Pharmaceuticals

Industrial Products


Auto


Petroleum Products

Banks


* Dividend distribution is not assured and is subject to availability of distributable surplus.

Cum Dividend NAV Rs. 11.91.

After payment of dividend NAV will fall to the extent of payout.

Did you know that BDYP has declared a dividend* of 8% (Rs. 0.80 per unit on a face value of Rs. 10/-) on July 1, 2005?



If you had invested* in BMC...






* Load has not been taken into consideration. Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. In the same period, a SIP in CNX Midcap would have given a return of 77.60

Inception date : November 01, 2002

63,898

%

%

Birla Midcap FundAn open-ended growth scheme investing primarily in midcap stocks


Pharmaceuticals 2455.67 18.08Abbott Laboratories (India) Ltd. 707.30 5.21Pfizer Ltd. 439.94 3.24Aventis Pharma Ltd. 353.58 2.60E. Merck (India) Ltd. 347.35 2.56Fulford (India) Ltd. 256.18 1.89Glaxosmithkline Pharmaceuticals Ltd. 180.76 1.33Novartis India Ltd. 170.57 1.26

Consumer Non Durables 1796.40 13.23Mcdowell & Company Ltd. 811.98 5.98Kajaria Ceramics Ltd. 400.15 2.95Macmillan India Ltd. 350.06 2.58I T C Ltd. 234.21 1.72

Banks 1660.38 12.23Federal Bank Ltd. 616.64 4.54The Jammu & Kashmir Bank Ltd. 457.46 3.37Union Bank of India 237.49 1.75Oriental Bank of Commerce 189.78 1.40Indian Overseas Bank 136.03 1.00Yes Bank Ltd. 22.98 0.17

Software 1328.46 9.78Mastek Ltd. 427.97 3.15Subex Systems Ltd. 295.46 2.18Geometric Software Solutions Co. Ltd. 272.10 2.00Helios& Matheson Information Techno. Ltd 210.91 1.55Hinduja TMT Ltd. 122.03 0.90

Hotels 1162.12 8.56Taj GVK Hotels & Resorts Ltd. 656.89 4.84Asian Hotels Ltd. 349.67 2.57Oriental Hotels Ltd. 155.56 1.15

Hardware 966.85 7.12Tata Elxsi Ltd. 689.99 5.08CMC Ltd. 276.86 2.04

Pesticides 638.03 4.70Rallis India Ltd. 475.81 3.50Syngenta (India) Ltd. 162.21 1.19

Telecom-Services 548.84 4.04Bharti Tele-Ventures Ltd. 548.84 4.04

Industrial Capital Goods 547.62 4.03Alstom Power India Ltd. 294.55 2.17Siemens Ltd. 253.06 1.86

Finance 495.92 3.65LIC Housing Finance Ltd. 495.92 3.65

Power Equipment 300.31 2.21Torrent Cables Ltd. 300.31 2.21

Retailing 285.73 2.10Trent Ltd 280.63 2.07Trent Ltd - Rights 5.09 0.04

Cement 256.90 1.89Birla Corporation Ltd. 256.90 1.89

Ferrous Metals 249.20 1.83Tata Metaliks Ltd. 145.50 1.07Kalyani Steel 103.71 0.76

Industrial Products 214.45 1.58Kirloskar Oil Engines Ltd. 214.45 1.58

Consumer Durables 182.32 1.34Voltas Ltd. 182.32 1.34

Auto Ancillaries 139.92 1.03Auto Corporation of Goa Ltd. 72.43 0.53Automotive Axles Ltd. 67.49 0.50

Preference Share 10.61 0.08Thermax Ltd. 10.61 0.08


Net Assets 13580.83 100.00


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Fund Manager's Speak - Birla Midcap Fund (BMC)

Nishid Shah! Increased exposure in banks due to attractive valuations and

substantial credit offtake.

! Increased weightage in hotels to take advantage of the upturn in the hospitality sector.

! Profit booking in shipping & textiles.

! Portfolio well diversified across banks, pharma, software and hotels.



If you had invested* in BMC...






* Load has not been taken into consideration. Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. In the same period, a SIP in CNX Midcap would have given a return of 77.60


63,898

%

%

Birla Midcap FundAn open-ended growth scheme investing primarily in midcap stocks


Pharmaceuticals 2455.67 18.08Abbott Laboratories (India) Ltd. 707.30 5.21Pfizer Ltd. 439.94 3.24Aventis Pharma Ltd. 353.58 2.60E. Merck (India) Ltd. 347.35 2.56Fulford (India) Ltd. 256.18 1.89Glaxosmithkline Pharmaceuticals Ltd. 180.76 1.33Novartis India Ltd. 170.57 1.26

Consumer Non Durables 1796.40 13.23Mcdowell & Company Ltd. 811.98 5.98Kajaria Ceramics Ltd. 400.15 2.95Macmillan India Ltd. 350.06 2.58I T C Ltd. 234.21 1.72

Banks 1660.38 12.23Federal Bank Ltd. 616.64 4.54The Jammu & Kashmir Bank Ltd. 457.46 3.37Union Bank of India 237.49 1.75Oriental Bank of Commerce 189.78 1.40Indian Overseas Bank 136.03 1.00Yes Bank Ltd. 22.98 0.17

Software 1328.46 9.78Mastek Ltd. 427.97 3.15Subex Systems Ltd. 295.46 2.18Geometric Software Solutions Co. Ltd. 272.10 2.00Helios& Matheson Information Techno. Ltd 210.91 1.55Hinduja TMT Ltd. 122.03 0.90



Pesticides 638.03 4.70Rallis India Ltd. 475.81 3.50Syngenta (India) Ltd. 162.21 1.19


Industrial Capital Goods 547.62 4.03Alstom Power India Ltd. 294.55 2.17Siemens Ltd. 253.06 1.86


Power Equipment 300.31 2.21Torrent Cables Ltd. 300.31 2.21

Retailing 285.73 2.10Trent Ltd 280.63 2.07Trent Ltd - Rights 5.09 0.04


Ferrous Metals 249.20 1.83Tata Metaliks Ltd. 145.50 1.07Kalyani Steel 103.71 0.76


Consumer Durables 182.32 1.34Voltas Ltd. 182.32 1.34

Auto Ancillaries 139.92 1.03Auto Corporation of Goa Ltd. 72.43 0.53Automotive Axles Ltd. 67.49 0.50



Net Assets 13580.83 100.00


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Fund Manager's Speak - Birla Midcap Fund (BMC)

Nishid Shah! Increased exposure in banks due to attractive valuations and

substantial credit offtake.

! Increased weightage in hotels to take advantage of the upturn in the hospitality sector.

! Profit booking in shipping & textiles.

! Portfolio well diversified across banks, pharma, software and hotels.

CRISIL~CPR 2 Open End Equity Category^^

(Past performance is no guarantee of future results.)




0.00% 2.00% 4.00% 6.00% 8.00% 10.00% 12.00% 14.00% 16.00% 18.00% 20.00%

2.10%

2.21%

2.51%

3.65%

4.03%

4.04%

4.70%

7.12%

7.76%

8.56%

9.78%

12.23%

13.23%

18.08%

Retailing

Power Equipment


Finance


Telecom-Services

Pesticides

Hardware


Hotels

Software

Banks


Pharmaceuticals

Did you know that in the last 1 year theCNX Midcap Index has appreciated by around 96%?



If you had invested* in BMNC...


Number of Investment periods (Since takeover) 66




* Load has not been taken into consideration. Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. In the same period, a SIP in CNX MNC would have given a return of 12.15

Takeover date : January 01, 2000

141,772

%

%

Birla MNC FundAn open-ended growth scheme investing in multinational companies

Issuer Market Value % to Net Rs. in Lacs


I T C Ltd. 1030.88 6.48

Colgate Palmolive (I) Ltd. 770.88 4.85

Hindustan Lever Ltd. 696.94 4.38

Britannia Industries Ltd. 656.41 4.13

Glaxo Smithkline Consumer Healthcare Ltd 540.83 3.40

Procter & Gamble Hygiene & Health Care L 520.80 3.27


Pfizer Ltd. 1132.51 7.12





Software 2232.96 14.04

I-Flex Solutions Ltd. 975.59 6.13

Flextronics Software Systems Ltd. 855.42 5.38

Mphasis BFL Ltd. 401.95 2.53



ABB Ltd. 601.60 3.78

Alstom Power India Ltd. 378.23 2.38

Alfa Laval (India) Ltd. 245.36 1.54

Auto 991.87 6.23


Maruti Udyog Ltd. 320.45 2.01



Syngenta (India) Ltd. 460.95 2.90

Industrial Products 358.29 2.25

Vesuvius India Ltd. 203.69 1.28

ESAB India Ltd. 154.59 0.97



Trading 272.23 1.71

3M India Ltd. 272.23 1.71

Auto Ancillaries 138.86 0.87

Automotive Axles Ltd. 138.86 0.87


Net Assets 15908.84 100.00


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Fund Manager's Speak - Birla MNC Fund (BMNC)

Nishid Shah

! Increased allocation to auto, software and FMCG.

! Realignment in capital goods and engineering.

! Portfolio remains well diversified across sectors.



If you had invested* in BMNC...






* Load has not been taken into consideration. Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. In the same period, a SIP in CNX MNC would have given a return of 12.15


141,772

%

%

Birla MNC FundAn open-ended growth scheme investing in multinational companies

Issuer Market Value % to Net Rs. in Lacs


I T C Ltd. 1030.88 6.48

Colgate Palmolive (I) Ltd. 770.88 4.85

Hindustan Lever Ltd. 696.94 4.38

Britannia Industries Ltd. 656.41 4.13

Glaxo Smithkline Consumer Healthcare Ltd 540.83 3.40

Procter & Gamble Hygiene & Health Care L 520.80 3.27


Pfizer Ltd. 1132.51 7.12





Software 2232.96 14.04

I-Flex Solutions Ltd. 975.59 6.13

Flextronics Software Systems Ltd. 855.42 5.38

Mphasis BFL Ltd. 401.95 2.53



ABB Ltd. 601.60 3.78

Alstom Power India Ltd. 378.23 2.38

Alfa Laval (India) Ltd. 245.36 1.54

Auto 991.87 6.23


Maruti Udyog Ltd. 320.45 2.01



Syngenta (India) Ltd. 460.95 2.90

Industrial Products 358.29 2.25

Vesuvius India Ltd. 203.69 1.28

ESAB India Ltd. 154.59 0.97



Trading 272.23 1.71

3M India Ltd. 272.23 1.71

Auto Ancillaries 138.86 0.87

Automotive Axles Ltd. 138.86 0.87


Net Assets 15908.84 100.00


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Fund Manager's Speak - Birla MNC Fund (BMNC)

Nishid Shah

! Increased allocation to auto, software and FMCG.

! Realignment in capital goods and engineering.

! Portfolio remains well diversified across sectors.



0.00% 5.00% 10.00% 15.00% 20.00% 25.00% 30.00%

2.11%

2.25%

2.40%

2.58%

6.23%

6.23%

12.56%

14.04%

25.08%

26.51%

Telecom-Services

Industrial Products


Other Equity

Pesticides

Auto


Software

Pharmaceuticals


Did you know that you can opt for confirmation of your transactions/account statements over e-mail?



If you had invested* in BIOF...






* Load has not been taken into consideration. Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. In the same period, a SIP in CNX 500 would have given a return of 25.11


134,859

%

%

Birla India Opportunities FundAn open-ended equity fund that focuses on businessesemanating from India's competitive strengths


Software 2815.72 31.57Infosys Technologies Ltd. 598.77 6.71Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. 432.05 4.84Subex Systems Ltd. 429.23 4.81Geometric Software Solutions Co. Ltd. 409.67 4.59I-Flex Solutions Ltd. 365.26 4.09Flextronics Software Systems Ltd. 315.09 3.53Mastek Ltd. 189.15 2.12Datamatics Technologies Ltd. 76.49 0.86

Industrial Capital Goods 1290.60 14.47Thermax Ltd. 380.49 4.27Crompton Greaves Ltd. 321.60 3.61ABB Ltd. 218.26 2.45Siemens Ltd. 194.67 2.18Bharat Electronics Ltd. 175.59 1.97

Hardware 1064.89 11.94HCL Infosystems Ltd. 436.90 4.90CMC Ltd. 358.80 4.02Tata Elxsi Ltd. 269.19 3.02

Pharmaceuticals 1043.88 11.70Cipla Ltd. 313.60 3.52Torrent Pharmaceuticals Ltd. 297.39 3.33Aventis Pharma Ltd. 257.61 2.89IPCA Laboratories Ltd. 175.29 1.97

Industrial Products 676.87 7.59Bharat Forge Ltd. 379.00 4.25Essel Propack Ltd. 295.25 3.31Bharat Forge - Warrants 2.63 0.03

Pesticides 607.47 6.81United Phosphorous Ltd. 607.47 6.81

Auto Ancillaries 531.98 5.96Sundaram Fasteners Ltd. 531.98 5.96

Consumer Non Durables 393.74 4.41Macmillan India Ltd. 393.74 4.41

Textiles-Silk 132.27 1.48Himatsingka Seide Ltd. 132.27 1.48

Textiles 14.07 0.16Gokaldas Exports Ltd. 14.07 0.16


Net Assets 8919.91 100.00


Fund Manager's Speak - Birla India Opportunities Fund (BIOF)

Deven Sangoi

! Bullish on prospects of IT outsourcing companies.

! Select pharma exposures expected to do well.

! Boom in capital expenditure across sectors expected to benefit engineering stocks in portfolio.

@ for methodology please refer page 24

@ICRA Online Awards 2005 : Ranked MFR1 in 'Open Ended Sectoral

Schemes - Technology' (3 year)


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If you had invested* in BIOF...






* Load has not been taken into consideration. Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. In the same period, a SIP in CNX 500 would have given a return of 25.11


134,859

%

%

Birla India Opportunities FundAn open-ended equity fund that focuses on businessesemanating from India's competitive strengths


Software 2815.72 31.57Infosys Technologies Ltd. 598.77 6.71Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. 432.05 4.84Subex Systems Ltd. 429.23 4.81Geometric Software Solutions Co. Ltd. 409.67 4.59I-Flex Solutions Ltd. 365.26 4.09Flextronics Software Systems Ltd. 315.09 3.53Mastek Ltd. 189.15 2.12Datamatics Technologies Ltd. 76.49 0.86

Industrial Capital Goods 1290.60 14.47Thermax Ltd. 380.49 4.27Crompton Greaves Ltd. 321.60 3.61ABB Ltd. 218.26 2.45Siemens Ltd. 194.67 2.18Bharat Electronics Ltd. 175.59 1.97

Hardware 1064.89 11.94HCL Infosystems Ltd. 436.90 4.90CMC Ltd. 358.80 4.02Tata Elxsi Ltd. 269.19 3.02

Pharmaceuticals 1043.88 11.70Cipla Ltd. 313.60 3.52Torrent Pharmaceuticals Ltd. 297.39 3.33Aventis Pharma Ltd. 257.61 2.89IPCA Laboratories Ltd. 175.29 1.97

Industrial Products 676.87 7.59Bharat Forge Ltd. 379.00 4.25Essel Propack Ltd. 295.25 3.31Bharat Forge - Warrants 2.63 0.03

Pesticides 607.47 6.81United Phosphorous Ltd. 607.47 6.81

Auto Ancillaries 531.98 5.96Sundaram Fasteners Ltd. 531.98 5.96

Consumer Non Durables 393.74 4.41Macmillan India Ltd. 393.74 4.41

Textiles-Silk 132.27 1.48Himatsingka Seide Ltd. 132.27 1.48

Textiles 14.07 0.16Gokaldas Exports Ltd. 14.07 0.16


Net Assets 8919.91 100.00


Fund Manager's Speak - Birla India Opportunities Fund (BIOF)

Deven Sangoi

! Bullish on prospects of IT outsourcing companies.

! Select pharma exposures expected to do well.

! Boom in capital expenditure across sectors expected to benefit engineering stocks in portfolio.


@ICRA Online Awards 2005 : Ranked MFR1 in 'Open Ended Sectoral

Schemes - Technology' (3 year)


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0.00% 5.00% 10.00% 15.00% 20.00% 25.00% 35.00%

1.64%

3.91%

4.41%

5.96%

6.81%

7.59%

11.70%

11.94%

14.47%

31.57%

Other Equity



Auto Ancillaries

Pesticides

Industrial Products

Pharmaceuticals

Hardware


Software

30.00%

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If you had invested* in BIF...

Monthly Investment

Number of Investment periods (Since Inception)




* Load has not been taken into consideration. Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. In the same period, a SIP in S & P Nifty would have given a return of 34.09

Inception date : October 02, 2002

1,000

33

48,327

%

%

Birla Index FundAn open-ended index fund tracking the Nifty


Software 60.64 13.06Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. 19.48 4.19Infosys Technologies Ltd. 16.91 3.64Wipro Ltd. 16.08 3.46Satyam Computer Services Ltd. 4.85 1.04HCL Technologies Ltd. 3.33 0.72

Oil 44.02 9.48Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd. 44.02 9.48

Petroleum Products 33.44 7.20Reliance Industries Ltd. 26.99 5.81Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd. 3.31 0.71Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd. 3.14 0.68

Banks 29.69 6.39State Bank of India 10.80 2.33ICICI Bank Ltd. 9.39 2.02HDFC Bank Ltd. 5.20 1.12Punjab National Bank 2.87 0.62Oriental Bank Of Commerce 1.43 0.31

Consumer Non Durables 26.37 5.68I T C Ltd. 12.37 2.66Hindustan Lever Ltd 10.85 2.34Dabur India Ltd. 1.12 0.24Tata Tea Ltd. 1.03 0.22Colgate Palmolive (I) Ltd. 1.00 0.22

Auto 18.31 3.94Tata Motors Ltd. 4.57 0.98Bajaj Auto Ltd. 4.26 0.92Maruti Udyog Ltd. 4.02 0.87Hero Honda Motors Ltd. 3.50 0.75Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. 1.96 0.42

Telecom-Services 17.82 3.84Bharti Tele-Ventures Ltd. 13.52 2.91Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd. 2.19 0.47Videsh Sanchar Nigam Ltd. 2.12 0.46

Pharmaceuticals 15.82 3.41Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd. 5.94 1.28Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. 3.26 0.70Cipla Ltd. 2.82 0.61GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceuticals Ltd. 2.09 0.45Dr. Reddys Laboratories Ltd. 1.70 0.37

Industrial Capital Goods 12.63 2.72Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. 6.38 1.37Larsen & Toubro Ltd. 4.48 0.97ABB Ltd. 1.77 0.38

Ferrous Metals 11.63 2.51Steel Authority of India Ltd. 5.97 1.29Tata Iron and Steel Co. Ltd 5.66 1.22

Cement 7.32 1.58Grasim Industries Ltd. 2.95 0.63Gujarat Ambuja Cements Ltd. 2.36 0.51The Associated Cement Companies Ltd. 2.02 0.43

Finance 6.59 1.42Housing Development Finance Corp. Ltd. 6.59 1.42

Non-Ferrous Metals 6.00 1.29Hindalco Industries Ltd. 3.30 0.71National Aluminium Company Ltd. 2.71 0.58

Gas 5.77 1.24Gas Authority of India Ltd. 5.77 1.24

Power 5.74 1.24Reliance Energy Ltd. 3.52 0.76Tata Power Co. Ltd. 2.22 0.48

Media & Entertainment 1.93 0.42Zee Telefilms Ltd. 1.93 0.42

Chemicals 1.28 0.27Indian Petrochemicals Corporation Ltd. 1.28 0.27

Transportation 1.20 0.26Shipping Corporation of India Ltd. 1.20 0.26Fertilisers 1.07 0.23Tata Chemicals Ltd. 1.07 0.23


Net Assets 464.27 100.00


Fund Manager's Speak - Birla Index Fund (BIF)

Navneet Munot

! Fund performance for the month was 7.67% as against Nifty's return of 7.15%.

! Outlook for Equity market continues to remain positive considering strong domestic economy and corporate fundamentals.

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If you had invested* in BIF...

Monthly Investment

Number of Investment periods (Since Inception)




* Load has not been taken into consideration. Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. In the same period, a SIP in S & P Nifty would have given a return of 34.09

Inception date : October 02, 2002

1,000

33

48,327

%

%

Birla Index FundAn open-ended index fund tracking the Nifty


Software 60.64 13.06Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. 19.48 4.19Infosys Technologies Ltd. 16.91 3.64Wipro Ltd. 16.08 3.46Satyam Computer Services Ltd. 4.85 1.04HCL Technologies Ltd. 3.33 0.72

Oil 44.02 9.48Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd. 44.02 9.48

Petroleum Products 33.44 7.20Reliance Industries Ltd. 26.99 5.81Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd. 3.31 0.71Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd. 3.14 0.68

Banks 29.69 6.39State Bank of India 10.80 2.33ICICI Bank Ltd. 9.39 2.02HDFC Bank Ltd. 5.20 1.12Punjab National Bank 2.87 0.62Oriental Bank Of Commerce 1.43 0.31

Consumer Non Durables 26.37 5.68I T C Ltd. 12.37 2.66Hindustan Lever Ltd 10.85 2.34Dabur India Ltd. 1.12 0.24Tata Tea Ltd. 1.03 0.22Colgate Palmolive (I) Ltd. 1.00 0.22

Auto 18.31 3.94Tata Motors Ltd. 4.57 0.98Bajaj Auto Ltd. 4.26 0.92Maruti Udyog Ltd. 4.02 0.87Hero Honda Motors Ltd. 3.50 0.75Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. 1.96 0.42

Telecom-Services 17.82 3.84Bharti Tele-Ventures Ltd. 13.52 2.91Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd. 2.19 0.47Videsh Sanchar Nigam Ltd. 2.12 0.46

Pharmaceuticals 15.82 3.41Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd. 5.94 1.28Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. 3.26 0.70Cipla Ltd. 2.82 0.61GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceuticals Ltd. 2.09 0.45Dr. Reddys Laboratories Ltd. 1.70 0.37

Industrial Capital Goods 12.63 2.72Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. 6.38 1.37Larsen & Toubro Ltd. 4.48 0.97ABB Ltd. 1.77 0.38

Ferrous Metals 11.63 2.51Steel Authority of India Ltd. 5.97 1.29Tata Iron and Steel Co. Ltd 5.66 1.22

Cement 7.32 1.58Grasim Industries Ltd. 2.95 0.63Gujarat Ambuja Cements Ltd. 2.36 0.51The Associated Cement Companies Ltd. 2.02 0.43

Finance 6.59 1.42Housing Development Finance Corp. Ltd. 6.59 1.42

Non-Ferrous Metals 6.00 1.29Hindalco Industries Ltd. 3.30 0.71National Aluminium Company Ltd. 2.71 0.58

Gas 5.77 1.24Gas Authority of India Ltd. 5.77 1.24

Power 5.74 1.24Reliance Energy Ltd. 3.52 0.76Tata Power Co. Ltd. 2.22 0.48

Media & Entertainment 1.93 0.42Zee Telefilms Ltd. 1.93 0.42

Chemicals 1.28 0.27Indian Petrochemicals Corporation Ltd. 1.28 0.27

Transportation 1.20 0.26Shipping Corporation of India Ltd. 1.20 0.26Fertilisers 1.07 0.23Tata Chemicals Ltd. 1.07 0.23


Net Assets 464.27 100.00


Fund Manager's Speak - Birla Index Fund (BIF)

Navneet Munot

! Fund performance for the month was 7.67% as against Nifty's return of 7.15%.

! Outlook for Equity market continues to remain positive considering strong domestic economy and corporate fundamentals.

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0.00% 5.00% 10.00% 15.00% 20.00% 25.00% 30.00% 35.00% 40.00%

2.51%

2.72%

3.41%

3.84%

3.94%

5.68%

6.39%

7.20%

7.95%

9.48%

13.06%

33.81%

Ferrous Metals


Pharmaceuticals

Telecom-Services

Auto


Banks

Petroleum Products

Other Equity

Oil

Software




If you had invested* in BEP...





Return on Investment (CAGR) 35

* Load has not been taken into consideration. Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. In the same period, a SIP in BSE Sensex would have given a return of 17.65

**Dividend reinvestment NAVs have been considered for the analyses.

Inception date : March 01,1999

229,497

%

%

Birla Equity PlanAn open-ended Equity Linked Savings Scheme with a lock-in for 3 years (ELSS)


Consumer Non Durables 873.84 17.30Mcdowell & Company Ltd. 267.36 5.29Macmillan India Ltd. 166.49 3.30Glaxo Smithkline Consumer Healthcare Ltd 130.26 2.58I T C Ltd. 123.71 2.45Nestle India Ltd. 100.64 1.99Colgate Palmolive (I) Ltd. 85.38 1.69

Pharmaceuticals 800.59 15.85Glaxosmithkline Pharmaceuticals Ltd. 208.30 4.12Pfizer Ltd. 193.34 3.83Aventis Pharma Ltd. 159.63 3.16Fulford (India) Ltd. 135.65 2.69Novartis India Ltd. 103.67 2.05

Banks 637.14 12.61State Bank of India 320.33 6.34Canara Bank 179.48 3.55Union Bank of India 129.60 2.57Yes Bank Ltd. 7.74 0.15


Software 390.38 7.73Geometric Software Solutions Co. Ltd. 208.70 4.13Satyam Computer Services Ltd. 131.95 2.61Subex Systems Ltd. 49.73 0.98

Pesticides 377.39 7.47United Phosphorous Ltd. 238.89 4.73Rallis India Ltd. 138.51 2.74


Auto Ancillaries 292.86 5.80Auto Corporation of Goa Ltd. 121.61 2.41Omax Autos Ltd. 89.25 1.77Sundaram Fasteners Ltd. 82.00 1.62


Industrial Capital Goods 256.97 5.09Siemens Ltd. 175.20 3.47Alstom Power India Ltd. 81.77 1.62

Auto 121.63 2.41Hero Honda Motors Ltd. 86.75 1.72Maruti Udyog Ltd. 34.88 0.69




Net Assets 5051.73 100.00


Fund Manager's Speak - Birla Equity Plan (BEP)

Nishid Shah

! Increased exposure to FMCG & auto ancillaries.

! Reduced exposure to metals sector.

! Overweight in MNC pharmaceuticals, software services and banking sectors.

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If you had invested* in BEP...





Return on Investment (CAGR) 35

* Load has not been taken into consideration. Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. In the same period, a SIP in BSE Sensex would have given a return of 17.65

**Dividend reinvestment NAVs have been considered for the analyses.

Inception date : March 01,1999

229,497

%

%

Birla Equity PlanAn open-ended Equity Linked Savings Scheme with a lock-in for 3 years (ELSS)


Consumer Non Durables 873.84 17.30Mcdowell & Company Ltd. 267.36 5.29Macmillan India Ltd. 166.49 3.30Glaxo Smithkline Consumer Healthcare Ltd 130.26 2.58I T C Ltd. 123.71 2.45Nestle India Ltd. 100.64 1.99Colgate Palmolive (I) Ltd. 85.38 1.69

Pharmaceuticals 800.59 15.85Glaxosmithkline Pharmaceuticals Ltd. 208.30 4.12Pfizer Ltd. 193.34 3.83Aventis Pharma Ltd. 159.63 3.16Fulford (India) Ltd. 135.65 2.69Novartis India Ltd. 103.67 2.05

Banks 637.14 12.61State Bank of India 320.33 6.34Canara Bank 179.48 3.55Union Bank of India 129.60 2.57Yes Bank Ltd. 7.74 0.15


Software 390.38 7.73Geometric Software Solutions Co. Ltd. 208.70 4.13Satyam Computer Services Ltd. 131.95 2.61Subex Systems Ltd. 49.73 0.98

Pesticides 377.39 7.47United Phosphorous Ltd. 238.89 4.73Rallis India Ltd. 138.51 2.74


Auto Ancillaries 292.86 5.80Auto Corporation of Goa Ltd. 121.61 2.41Omax Autos Ltd. 89.25 1.77Sundaram Fasteners Ltd. 82.00 1.62


Industrial Capital Goods 256.97 5.09Siemens Ltd. 175.20 3.47Alstom Power India Ltd. 81.77 1.62





Net Assets 5051.73 100.00


Fund Manager's Speak - Birla Equity Plan (BEP)

Nishid Shah

! Increased exposure to FMCG & auto ancillaries.

! Reduced exposure to metals sector.

! Overweight in MNC pharmaceuticals, software services and banking sectors.

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#**** -Value Research Rating- Birla Equity Plan





0.00% 5.00% 10.00% 15.00% 20.00%

1.27%

2.19%

2.40%

2.41%

5.09%

5.79%

5.80%

6.37%

7.47%

7.73%

7.73%

12.61%

15.85%

17.30%

Other Equity


Cement

Auto


Hardware

Auto Ancillaries

Telecom-Services

Pesticides

Software

Hotels

Banks

Pharmaceuticals


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Birla BalanceAn open-ended balanced fund investing in a mix of Debt and Equity


Equity and Equity relatedListed / Awaiting listing on stock Exchange

Pharmaceuticals 1,336.69 10.59Pfizer Ltd. 624.69 4.95Glaxosmithkline Pharmaceuticals Ltd. 446.87 3.54Novartis India Ltd. 148.12 1.17Aventis Pharma Ltd. 117.00 0.93

Banks 1,244.58 9.86State Bank of India 713.58 5.65Canara Bank 353.47 2.80Union Bank of India 157.25 1.25Yes Bank Ltd. 20.28 0.16

Software 1,202.18 9.53Infosys Technologies Ltd. 413.27 3.27Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. 281.20 2.23Subex Systems Ltd. 196.48 1.56Mastek Ltd. 165.58 1.31Satyam Computer Services Ltd. 145.65 1.15


Pesticides 593.86 4.71United Phosphorous Ltd. 495.46 3.93Monsanto India Ltd. 98.39 0.78

Consumer Non Durables 477.74 3.79Mcdowell & Company Ltd. 362.28 2.87I T C Ltd. 115.46 0.91

Industrial Capital Goods 470.24 3.73Siemens Ltd. 144.05 1.14Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. 133.21 1.06Bharat Electronics Ltd. 120.80 0.96Alstom Power India Ltd. 72.17 0.57

Hotels 421.83 3.34Indian Hotels Co. Ltd. 289.65 2.30Asian Hotels Ltd. 132.18 1.05



Cement 215.57 1.71Birla Corporation Ltd. 109.68 0.87Grasim Industries Ltd. 105.90 0.84

Hardware 165.41 1.31CMC Ltd. 165.41 1.31

Auto Ancillaries 123.35 0.98Auto Corporation of Goa Ltd. 123.35 0.98

Construction & Engineering 104.32 0.83Larsen & Toubro Ltd. 104.32 0.83


Debt

Money Market Instruments 2,462.35 19.51Industrial Development Bank of India Ltd (P1+) 1,482.94 11.75Housing Development Finance Corp. Ltd.(P1+) 979.41 7.76

PSU/PFI Bonds/Banks 1,190.36 9.43Citibank N A (AAA) 828.21 6.56Industrial Development Bank of India Ltd (AA+) 316.62 2.51HDFC Bank Ltd. (AAA) 45.53 0.36

Government Bond 311.49 2.47Govt Bond 7.55% 2010 (Sovereign) 311.49 2.47

Securitised Debt 305.26 2.42Indian Retail Abs Series XIX (A1+(SO)) 305.26 2.42

Treasury Bills 286.76 2.27Treasury Bills (Sovereign) 286.76 2.27


Net Assets 12,619.08 100.00




If you had invested* in Birla Balance...






* Load has not been taken into consideration. Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. Benchmark return since inception not available.


112,450

%

Fund Managers' Speak - Birla Balance

Nishid Shah & Navneet Munot! Increased exposure in auto and banks.

! Profit booking in capital goods and engineering.

! Equity exposure remains around 61%.

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Birla BalanceAn open-ended balanced fund investing in a mix of Debt and Equity


Equity and Equity relatedListed / Awaiting listing on stock Exchange

Pharmaceuticals 1,336.69 10.59Pfizer Ltd. 624.69 4.95Glaxosmithkline Pharmaceuticals Ltd. 446.87 3.54Novartis India Ltd. 148.12 1.17Aventis Pharma Ltd. 117.00 0.93

Banks 1,244.58 9.86State Bank of India 713.58 5.65Canara Bank 353.47 2.80Union Bank of India 157.25 1.25Yes Bank Ltd. 20.28 0.16

Software 1,202.18 9.53Infosys Technologies Ltd. 413.27 3.27Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. 281.20 2.23Subex Systems Ltd. 196.48 1.56Mastek Ltd. 165.58 1.31Satyam Computer Services Ltd. 145.65 1.15


Pesticides 593.86 4.71United Phosphorous Ltd. 495.46 3.93Monsanto India Ltd. 98.39 0.78

Consumer Non Durables 477.74 3.79Mcdowell & Company Ltd. 362.28 2.87I T C Ltd. 115.46 0.91

Industrial Capital Goods 470.24 3.73Siemens Ltd. 144.05 1.14Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. 133.21 1.06Bharat Electronics Ltd. 120.80 0.96Alstom Power India Ltd. 72.17 0.57

Hotels 421.83 3.34Indian Hotels Co. Ltd. 289.65 2.30Asian Hotels Ltd. 132.18 1.05



Cement 215.57 1.71Birla Corporation Ltd. 109.68 0.87Grasim Industries Ltd. 105.90 0.84

Hardware 165.41 1.31CMC Ltd. 165.41 1.31

Auto Ancillaries 123.35 0.98Auto Corporation of Goa Ltd. 123.35 0.98

Construction & Engineering 104.32 0.83Larsen & Toubro Ltd. 104.32 0.83


Debt

Money Market Instruments 2,462.35 19.51Industrial Development Bank of India Ltd (P1+) 1,482.94 11.75Housing Development Finance Corp. Ltd.(P1+) 979.41 7.76

PSU/PFI Bonds/Banks 1,190.36 9.43Citibank N A (AAA) 828.21 6.56Industrial Development Bank of India Ltd (AA+) 316.62 2.51HDFC Bank Ltd. (AAA) 45.53 0.36

Government Bond 311.49 2.47Govt Bond 7.55% 2010 (Sovereign) 311.49 2.47

Securitised Debt 305.26 2.42Indian Retail Abs Series XIX (A1+(SO)) 305.26 2.42

Treasury Bills 286.76 2.27Treasury Bills (Sovereign) 286.76 2.27


Net Assets 12,619.08 100.00




If you had invested* in Birla Balance...






* Load has not been taken into consideration. Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. Benchmark return since inception not available.


112,450

%

Fund Managers' Speak - Birla Balance

Nishid Shah & Navneet Munot! Increased exposure in auto and banks.

! Profit booking in capital goods and engineering.

! Equity exposure remains around 61%.

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Rating Profile 30-June-2005

0.00% 5.00% 10.00% 15.00% 20.00% 25.00%

2.03%2.27%2.42%2.47%2.51%

2.89%3.34%

3.73%3.79%

4.71%5.12%

5.80%9.43%9.53%

9.86%10.59%

19.51%


Treasury BillsSecuritised Debt

Government BondFinance

AutoHotels

Industrial Capital GoodsConsumer Non Durables

Pesticides

Other Equity & PreferenceTelecom-Services

PSU/PFI Bonds/BanksSoftware

BanksPharmaceuticals

Money Market Instruments

2.03%

2.51%

4.74%

28.86%

61.86%

0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00% 60.00% 70.00%


AA

Sovereign

AAA

Other

Birla MIPAn open- ended fund. Monthly income is not assured and is subject to availability of distributable surplus


Issuer Market Value % to Net RatingRs. in. Lacs Assets

Debt InstrumentsPSU/PFI Bonds/Banks 10,986.47 28.13ICICI Bank Ltd.** 2,842.57 7.28 AAABharat Heavy Electricals Ltd.** 2,484.58 6.36 AAAPower Finance Corporation Ltd. ** 1,050.79 2.69 AAARural Electrification Corporation Ltd ** 1,001.66 2.56 AAANeyveli Lignite Corporation Ltd.** 844.90 2.16 LAAANuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd ** 770.89 1.97 AAAHindustan Aeronautics Ltd.** 517.07 1.32 AAAIndustrial Development Bank of India Ltd ** 506.42 1.30 AA+Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. ** 503.58 1.29 LAAAExport-Import Bank of India ** 413.13 1.06 AAASmall Industries Development Bank of Ind ** 50.89 0.13 AAA

Securitised Debt 9,588.85 24.55Loan Sec Trust Sr XVI NTPC (ICICI Bank) ** 2,014.46 5.16 LAAA(So)Loan Receivable Trust II 2003 (Guj Amb) ** 910.19 2.33 AA+(SO)MART 2004-SERIES III(CLASS A2)(04DEC06) ** 879.13 2.25 AAA(SO)MART 2003 II A2 SCB (UTI Bank) ** 768.97 1.97 P1+(SO)MART 2003 II A2 SCB (UTI Bank) ** 753.66 1.93 AAA(SO)Ind Retail ABSTrust Ser XIII A3PTC ** 692.15 1.77 MAAA(So)Fleet Trust Aug I 2003 A3 CFIL (IL&FS) ** 674.33 1.73 AAA(SO)HDFC Bank Retail 2004 Sr 1 A2 (IL&FS) ** 672.05 1.72 MAAA(So)BHPC Auto Sec Tr JUN2003 A1 Telco ** 589.85 1.51 AAA(SO)SME Revol Sec Tr Mar04 A1 Sr(Citibank) ** 499.65 1.28 AAA(SO)SME Revol Sec Tr Mar04 A2 Sr(Citibank) ** 499.47 1.28 AAA(SO)Loan Sec Trust SrXII NTPC (ICICI) ** 326.55 0.84 LAAA(So)PFSL Sr A2 Chola Nov 2003 ** 220.57 0.56 MAAA(So)Fleet Trust Oct 2003 A1 (CFIL) UTI Bank ** 87.82 0.22 AAA(SO)

Corporate Debt 8,609.39 22.04Reliance Industries Ltd. ** 2,116.48 5.42 AAATata Sons Ltd. ** 1,523.50 3.90 AAAHindalco Industries Ltd. ** 1,496.19 3.83 AAAL & T Holdings Ltd. ** 1,326.26 3.40 AAA(SO)The Great Eastern Shipping Co. Ltd. ** 949.62 2.43 AAAElectrosteel Castings Ltd. ** 845.41 2.16 AA+CitiFinancial Consumer Finance (I) Ltd.** 251.76 0.64 AAAGujarat Ambuja Cements Ltd. ** 100.16 0.26 AA+

EQUITY 5,101.22 13.06Bharti Tele-Ventures Ltd. 495.16 1.27 State Bank of India 474.36 1.21 Pfizer Ltd. 444.40 1.14 United Phosphorous Ltd. 411.96 1.05 Infosys Technologies Ltd. 365.93 0.94 Glaxosmithkline Pharmaceuticals Ltd. 356.62 0.91 Canara Bank 250.34 0.64 LIC Housing Finance Ltd. 227.78 0.58 Mcdowell & Company Ltd. 215.69 0.55 Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. 209.59 0.54 Indian Hotels Co. Ltd. 207.88 0.53 Hero Honda Motors Ltd. 186.21 0.48 Tata Elxsi Ltd. 145.18 0.37 Asian Hotels Ltd. 136.08 0.35 Larsen & Toubro Ltd. 112.26 0.29 Novartis India Ltd. 110.93 0.28 I T C Ltd. 98.96 0.25 Union Bank of India 97.00 0.25 Wipro Ltd. 96.46 0.25 CMC Ltd. 95.86 0.25 Bharat Electronics Ltd. 79.72 0.20 Grasim Industries Ltd. 74.26 0.19 Thermax Ltd. 60.46 0.15 Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. 51.04 0.13 Syngenta (India) Ltd. 49.66 0.13 Yes Bank Ltd. 47.45 0.12

Government Bond 1,197.96 3.07Govt Bond 7.55% 2010 622.98 1.59 SovereignGovt Bond 6.85% 2012 314.73 0.81 SovereignGovt Bond 7.49%2017 260.25 0.67 Sovereign

Issuer Wise Portfolio as of 30-June-2005(Contd.)

Floating Rate Instruments 1,003.78 2.57Housing Development Finance Corp. Ltd. 1,003.78 2.57 AAA

Money Market Instruments 639.06 1.64Housing Development Finance Corp. Ltd. 489.71 1.25 P1+ICICI Bank Ltd. 149.35 0.38 A1+

Mutual Fund Units 101.61 0.26Birla Bond Plus 101.61 0.26

Cash & Current Assets 1,830.53 4.69

**Represents thinly traded/ non traded securities and illiquid securities Total Percentage of thinly/non traded securities is 74.72%

Net Assets 39,058.86 100.00


Fund Managers' Speak - Birla MIP

K Ramanathan & Nishid Shah

! Average maturity of debt component around 1.57 years in fixed income portion.

! Increased investments in good current yield top quality short term papers that would improve portfolio YTM of debt portion.

! Equity exposure around 13% in a diversified portfolio of large and mid-cap stocks.

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Birla MIPAn open- ended fund. Monthly income is not assured and is subject to availability of distributable surplus



Debt InstrumentsPSU/PFI Bonds/Banks 10,986.47 28.13ICICI Bank Ltd.** 2,842.57 7.28 AAABharat Heavy Electricals Ltd.** 2,484.58 6.36 AAAPower Finance Corporation Ltd. ** 1,050.79 2.69 AAARural Electrification Corporation Ltd ** 1,001.66 2.56 AAANeyveli Lignite Corporation Ltd.** 844.90 2.16 LAAANuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd ** 770.89 1.97 AAAHindustan Aeronautics Ltd.** 517.07 1.32 AAAIndustrial Development Bank of India Ltd ** 506.42 1.30 AA+Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. ** 503.58 1.29 LAAAExport-Import Bank of India ** 413.13 1.06 AAASmall Industries Development Bank of Ind ** 50.89 0.13 AAA

Securitised Debt 9,588.85 24.55Loan Sec Trust Sr XVI NTPC (ICICI Bank) ** 2,014.46 5.16 LAAA(So)Loan Receivable Trust II 2003 (Guj Amb) ** 910.19 2.33 AA+(SO)MART 2004-SERIES III(CLASS A2)(04DEC06) ** 879.13 2.25 AAA(SO)MART 2003 II A2 SCB (UTI Bank) ** 768.97 1.97 P1+(SO)MART 2003 II A2 SCB (UTI Bank) ** 753.66 1.93 AAA(SO)Ind Retail ABSTrust Ser XIII A3PTC ** 692.15 1.77 MAAA(So)Fleet Trust Aug I 2003 A3 CFIL (IL&FS) ** 674.33 1.73 AAA(SO)HDFC Bank Retail 2004 Sr 1 A2 (IL&FS) ** 672.05 1.72 MAAA(So)BHPC Auto Sec Tr JUN2003 A1 Telco ** 589.85 1.51 AAA(SO)SME Revol Sec Tr Mar04 A1 Sr(Citibank) ** 499.65 1.28 AAA(SO)SME Revol Sec Tr Mar04 A2 Sr(Citibank) ** 499.47 1.28 AAA(SO)Loan Sec Trust SrXII NTPC (ICICI) ** 326.55 0.84 LAAA(So)PFSL Sr A2 Chola Nov 2003 ** 220.57 0.56 MAAA(So)Fleet Trust Oct 2003 A1 (CFIL) UTI Bank ** 87.82 0.22 AAA(SO)

Corporate Debt 8,609.39 22.04Reliance Industries Ltd. ** 2,116.48 5.42 AAATata Sons Ltd. ** 1,523.50 3.90 AAAHindalco Industries Ltd. ** 1,496.19 3.83 AAAL & T Holdings Ltd. ** 1,326.26 3.40 AAA(SO)The Great Eastern Shipping Co. Ltd. ** 949.62 2.43 AAAElectrosteel Castings Ltd. ** 845.41 2.16 AA+CitiFinancial Consumer Finance (I) Ltd.** 251.76 0.64 AAAGujarat Ambuja Cements Ltd. ** 100.16 0.26 AA+

EQUITY 5,101.22 13.06Bharti Tele-Ventures Ltd. 495.16 1.27 State Bank of India 474.36 1.21 Pfizer Ltd. 444.40 1.14 United Phosphorous Ltd. 411.96 1.05 Infosys Technologies Ltd. 365.93 0.94 Glaxosmithkline Pharmaceuticals Ltd. 356.62 0.91 Canara Bank 250.34 0.64 LIC Housing Finance Ltd. 227.78 0.58 Mcdowell & Company Ltd. 215.69 0.55 Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. 209.59 0.54 Indian Hotels Co. Ltd. 207.88 0.53 Hero Honda Motors Ltd. 186.21 0.48 Tata Elxsi Ltd. 145.18 0.37 Asian Hotels Ltd. 136.08 0.35 Larsen & Toubro Ltd. 112.26 0.29 Novartis India Ltd. 110.93 0.28 I T C Ltd. 98.96 0.25 Union Bank of India 97.00 0.25 Wipro Ltd. 96.46 0.25 CMC Ltd. 95.86 0.25 Bharat Electronics Ltd. 79.72 0.20 Grasim Industries Ltd. 74.26 0.19 Thermax Ltd. 60.46 0.15 Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. 51.04 0.13 Syngenta (India) Ltd. 49.66 0.13 Yes Bank Ltd. 47.45 0.12

Government Bond 1,197.96 3.07Govt Bond 7.55% 2010 622.98 1.59 SovereignGovt Bond 6.85% 2012 314.73 0.81 SovereignGovt Bond 7.49%2017 260.25 0.67 Sovereign

Issuer Wise Portfolio as of 30-June-2005(Contd.)

Floating Rate Instruments 1,003.78 2.57Housing Development Finance Corp. Ltd. 1,003.78 2.57 AAA

Money Market Instruments 639.06 1.64Housing Development Finance Corp. Ltd. 489.71 1.25 P1+ICICI Bank Ltd. 149.35 0.38 A1+


Cash & Current Assets 1,830.53 4.69


Net Assets 39,058.86 100.00


Fund Managers' Speak - Birla MIP


! Average maturity of debt component around 1.57 years in fixed income portion.

! Increased investments in good current yield top quality short term papers that would improve portfolio YTM of debt portion.


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As on 30-June-2005

Asset Allocation

Rating Profile

0.00% 5.00% 10.00% 15.00% 20.00% 25.00% 30.00%

0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00% 60.00% 80.00%

Mutual Fund Units

Sovereign


AA

Equity

AAA

0.26%

1.64%

2.57%

3.07%

4.69%

13.06%

22.04%

24.55%

28.13%

Mutual Fund Units


Floating Rate InstrumentsGovernment Bond


Equity

Corporate DebtSecuritised Debt

PSU/PFI Bonds/Banks

0.26%

3.07%

4.69%

6.05%

13.06%

72.88%

70.00%

Maturity Profile

0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 40.00% 50.00%

4.69%

6.18%

6.41%

9.06%

13.06%

21.29%

39.32%


6 Months To 1 Years

3 Years To 5 Years

Above 5 Years

Equity

Less Than 6 Months

1 Years To 3 Years

30.00%

Birla MIP II - Savings 5 PlanAn open- ended fund. Monthly income is not assured and is subject to availability of distributable surplus

Fund Managers' Speak - Birla MIP II - Savings 5 Plan


! Average maturity of debt component low at around 0.58 years predominantly consisting of 2005/2006 corporate bonds and securitized papers.

! Cash levels around 6%. Continuing to maintain low average maturity and look at trading in G-Secs to optimize returns.




Debt Instruments

Money Market Instruments 398.27 28.78ICICI Bank Ltd. 398.27 28.78 A1+

Securitised Debt 309.77 22.39Ind Retail ABSTrust Ser XIII A3PTC ** 197.76 14.29 MAAA(So)HDFC Bank Retail 2004 Sr 1 A2 (IL&FS) ** 112.01 8.10 MAAA(So)

PSU/PFI Bonds/Banks 304.83 22.03ICICI Bank Ltd. ** 202.59 14.64 AAANuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd ** 102.25 7.39 AAA

Corporate Debt 105.68 7.64Electrosteel Castings Ltd. 105.68 7.64 AA+


EQUITY 73.81 5.33LIC Housing Finance Ltd. 10.56 0.76Indian Hotels Co. Ltd. 7.49 0.54Glaxosmithkline Pharmaceuticals Ltd. 7.24 0.52State Bank of India 6.94 0.50Bharti Tele-Ventures Ltd. 6.85 0.49Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. 5.71 0.41Pfizer Ltd. 5.58 0.40Infosys Technologies Ltd. 5.19 0.37Wyeth Lederle Ltd. 4.84 0.35Bank Of India 4.31 0.31Novartis India Ltd. 4.26 0.31Punjab National Bank 4.11 0.30Yes Bank Ltd. 0.73 0.05



Net Assets 1383.62 100.00

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Birla MIP II - Savings 5 PlanAn open- ended fund. Monthly income is not assured and is subject to availability of distributable surplus

Fund Managers' Speak - Birla MIP II - Savings 5 Plan


! Average maturity of debt component low at around 0.58 years predominantly consisting of 2005/2006 corporate bonds and securitized papers.

! Cash levels around 6%. Continuing to maintain low average maturity and look at trading in G-Secs to optimize returns.




Debt Instruments


Securitised Debt 309.77 22.39Ind Retail ABSTrust Ser XIII A3PTC ** 197.76 14.29 MAAA(So)HDFC Bank Retail 2004 Sr 1 A2 (IL&FS) ** 112.01 8.10 MAAA(So)

PSU/PFI Bonds/Banks 304.83 22.03ICICI Bank Ltd. ** 202.59 14.64 AAANuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd ** 102.25 7.39 AAA

Corporate Debt 105.68 7.64Electrosteel Castings Ltd. 105.68 7.64 AA+


EQUITY 73.81 5.33LIC Housing Finance Ltd. 10.56 0.76Indian Hotels Co. Ltd. 7.49 0.54Glaxosmithkline Pharmaceuticals Ltd. 7.24 0.52State Bank of India 6.94 0.50Bharti Tele-Ventures Ltd. 6.85 0.49Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. 5.71 0.41Pfizer Ltd. 5.58 0.40Infosys Technologies Ltd. 5.19 0.37Wyeth Lederle Ltd. 4.84 0.35Bank Of India 4.31 0.31Novartis India Ltd. 4.26 0.31Punjab National Bank 4.11 0.30Yes Bank Ltd. 0.73 0.05



Net Assets 1383.62 100.00

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As on 30-June-2005

Asset Allocation

Maturity Profile

Asset Allocation

Rating Profile

0.00% 5.00% 10.00% 15.00% 20.00% 25.00% 30.00%

Equity

Mutual Fund Units


PSU/PFI Bonds/Banks

Securitised Debt


0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00% 60.00% 70.00% 80.00%

73.21%AAA

5.33%Equity

6.48%

Mutual Fund Units

7.64%


5.33%

6.48%

88.19%

0.00% 20.00% 40.00% 60.00% 80.00% 100.00%

Equity


5.33%

6.48%

7.34%

7.64%

22.03%

22.39%

28.78%

Corporate Debt

7.34%

AA

Debt

Birla MIP II - Wealth 25 PlanAn open- ended fund. Monthly income is not assured and is subject to availability of distributable surplus

Fund Managers' Speak - Birla MIP II - Wealth 25 Plan


! Average maturity of debt component around 1.28 years predominantly consisting of 2005/2006 corporate bonds and securitized papers.

! Cash levels around 17%. Continuing to look at trading in G-Secs to optimize returns.




Debt Instruments

EQUITY 2375.59 22.47Bharti Tele-Ventures Ltd. 229.01 2.17 State Bank of India 185.38 1.75 Pfizer Ltd. 184.36 1.74 United Phosphorous Ltd. 151.73 1.44 Infosys Technologies Ltd. 131.30 1.24 Glaxosmithkline Pharmaceuticals Ltd. 126.24 1.19 Canara Bank 113.04 1.07 LIC Housing Finance Ltd. 100.16 0.95 Mcdowell & Company Ltd. 97.03 0.92 Novartis India Ltd. 93.83 0.89 Hero Honda Motors Ltd. 84.43 0.80 Indian Hotels Co. Ltd. 78.03 0.74 Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. 74.35 0.70 Colgate Palmolive (I) Ltd. 72.26 0.68 Subex Systems Ltd. 65.33 0.62 Siemens Ltd. 58.40 0.55 I T C Ltd. 57.73 0.55 Monsanto India Ltd. 54.35 0.51 Wipro Ltd. 54.35 0.51 Auto Corporation of Goa Ltd. 49.10 0.46 HCL Technologies Ltd. 46.28 0.44 Union Bank of India 40.61 0.38 Larsen & Toubro Ltd. 39.69 0.38 Voltas Ltd. 39.40 0.37 Birla Corporation Ltd. 31.90 0.30 Grasim Industries Ltd. 31.77 0.30 I-Flex Solutions Ltd. 29.85 0.28 Asian Hotels Ltd. 29.02 0.27 Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. 24.22 0.23 Yes Bank Ltd. 2.45 0.02

Corporate Debt 1138.75 10.77Reliance Industries Ltd.** 535.46 5.07 AAAHindalco Industries Ltd.** 497.61 4.71 AAAElectrosteel Castings Ltd.** 105.68 1.00 AA+

PSU/PFI Bonds/Banks 2137.40 20.22ICICI Bank Ltd.** 624.26 5.91 AAANational Thermal Power Corporation Ltd.** 512.07 4.84 AAARural Electrification Corporation Ltd** 500.83 4.74 AAAHousing Development Finance Corp. Ltd.** 500.25 4.73 P1+

Securitised Debt 2009.99 19.01HDFC Bank Retail 2004 Sr 1 A2 (IL&FS)** 1120.08 10.60 MAAA(So)Ind Retail ABSTrust Ser XIII A3PTC** 889.91 8.42 MAAA(So)

Government Bond 665.35 6.29Govt Bond 9.39% 2011 405.10 3.83 SovereignGovt Bond 7.49%2017 260.25 2.46 Sovereign





Net Assets 10570.61 100.00

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Birla MIP II - Wealth 25 PlanAn open- ended fund. Monthly income is not assured and is subject to availability of distributable surplus

Fund Managers' Speak - Birla MIP II - Wealth 25 Plan


! Average maturity of debt component around 1.28 years predominantly consisting of 2005/2006 corporate bonds and securitized papers.

! Cash levels around 17%. Continuing to look at trading in G-Secs to optimize returns.




Debt Instruments

EQUITY 2375.59 22.47Bharti Tele-Ventures Ltd. 229.01 2.17 State Bank of India 185.38 1.75 Pfizer Ltd. 184.36 1.74 United Phosphorous Ltd. 151.73 1.44 Infosys Technologies Ltd. 131.30 1.24 Glaxosmithkline Pharmaceuticals Ltd. 126.24 1.19 Canara Bank 113.04 1.07 LIC Housing Finance Ltd. 100.16 0.95 Mcdowell & Company Ltd. 97.03 0.92 Novartis India Ltd. 93.83 0.89 Hero Honda Motors Ltd. 84.43 0.80 Indian Hotels Co. Ltd. 78.03 0.74 Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. 74.35 0.70 Colgate Palmolive (I) Ltd. 72.26 0.68 Subex Systems Ltd. 65.33 0.62 Siemens Ltd. 58.40 0.55 I T C Ltd. 57.73 0.55 Monsanto India Ltd. 54.35 0.51 Wipro Ltd. 54.35 0.51 Auto Corporation of Goa Ltd. 49.10 0.46 HCL Technologies Ltd. 46.28 0.44 Union Bank of India 40.61 0.38 Larsen & Toubro Ltd. 39.69 0.38 Voltas Ltd. 39.40 0.37 Birla Corporation Ltd. 31.90 0.30 Grasim Industries Ltd. 31.77 0.30 I-Flex Solutions Ltd. 29.85 0.28 Asian Hotels Ltd. 29.02 0.27 Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. 24.22 0.23 Yes Bank Ltd. 2.45 0.02

Corporate Debt 1138.75 10.77Reliance Industries Ltd.** 535.46 5.07 AAAHindalco Industries Ltd.** 497.61 4.71 AAAElectrosteel Castings Ltd.** 105.68 1.00 AA+

PSU/PFI Bonds/Banks 2137.40 20.22ICICI Bank Ltd.** 624.26 5.91 AAANational Thermal Power Corporation Ltd.** 512.07 4.84 AAARural Electrification Corporation Ltd** 500.83 4.74 AAAHousing Development Finance Corp. Ltd.** 500.25 4.73 P1+

Securitised Debt 2009.99 19.01HDFC Bank Retail 2004 Sr 1 A2 (IL&FS)** 1120.08 10.60 MAAA(So)Ind Retail ABSTrust Ser XIII A3PTC** 889.91 8.42 MAAA(So)

Government Bond 665.35 6.29Govt Bond 9.39% 2011 405.10 3.83 SovereignGovt Bond 7.49%2017 260.25 2.46 Sovereign





Net Assets 10570.61 100.00

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As on 30-June-2005

Asset Allocation

Maturity Profile

Asset Allocation

Rating Profile

0.96%

3.77%

6.29%

10.77%

16.50%

19.01%

20.22%

22.47%

0.00% 5.00% 10.00% 15.00% 20.00% 25.00%

Mutual Fund Units

Money Market InstrumentsGovernment Bond

Corporate DebtCash & Current Assets

Securitised Debt

PSU/PFI Bonds/Banks

Equity

0.96%

1.00%

6.29%

16.50%

22.47%

52.78%

0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00% 60.00%

Mutual Fund Units

AA

Sovereign


Equity

AAA

6.29%

9.67%

16.50%

20.07%

22.47%

25.00%

0.00% 5.00% 10.00% 15.00% 20.00% 25.00% 30.00%

Above 5 Years

6 Months To 1 Years


Less Than 6 Months

Equity

1 Years To 3 Years

Birla Income PlusAn open-ended diversified income fund

Fund Managers' Speak - Birla Income Plus

K Ramanathan

! Average maturity of the Fund around 3.47 years. Exposure to G-Secs around 37%.

! Cash levels around 15%. Deployment will be done as and when

attractive opportunities arise.

! Continuing to actively manage duration for optimizing returns.



Debt Instruments

Corporate Debt 5199.00 16.22Hindalco Industries Ltd.** 2427.17 7.57 AAAReliance Industries Ltd.** 2089.80 6.52 AAAThe Great Eastern Shipping Co. Ltd.** 682.02 2.13 AAA

Securitised Debt 5366.97 16.75AAWAS Trust MLS (PTC Series A)** 3828.41 11.95 AAA(SO)Loan Sec Trust SrXII NTPC (ICICI)** 979.66 3.06 LAAA(So)Mumbai Auto Rec Tr 2003 SR I UTI SCB A2** 158.30 0.49 AAA(SO)Fleet Trust Aug-I 2003 Sr A2 (CFIL)** 158.20 0.49 AAA(SO)Ind Retail ABSTrust Ser XIII A3PTC** 98.88 0.31 MAAA(So)HDFC Bank Retail 2004 Sr 1 A2 (IL&FS)** 56.00 0.17 MAAA(So)MBS Trust Series I Class A (HDFC)** 48.82 0.15 AAA(SO)Secured Loan Rec.Sec.Trust Sr3 (ICICI)** 25.06 0.08 MAAA(So)VE Trust 2 PTC 2002 (UTI Bank)** 11.57 0.04 AAA(SO)Peoples Fin. Ser.Ltd. PTC 2002 (TELCO)** 2.06 0.01 AAA(SO)

Floating Rate Instruments 2502.13 7.81Housing Development Finance Corp. Ltd. 1508.99 4.71 LAAAIndian Retail ABS Trust SerXIII A3 993.14 3.10 MAAA(So)

Government Bond 11799.68 36.82Govt Bond 7.55% 2010 6281.72 19.60 SovereignGovt Bond 7.37% 2014 2683.46 8.37 SovereignGovt Bond 7.49%2017 1561.50 4.87 SovereignGovt Bond 10.25% 2021 1273.00 3.97 Sovereign

Money Market Instruments 2159.28 6.74ICICI Bank Ltd. 1179.87 3.68 A1+Housing Development Finance Corp. Ltd. 979.41 3.06 P1+

Mutual Fund Units 169.51 0.53Birla Bond Plus 101.61 0.32 Birla Bond Index Fund 67.90 0.21 AAA(F)


**Represents thinly traded/ non traded securities and illiquid securitiesTotal Percentage of thinly/non traded securities is 32.97%

Net Assets 32048.30 100.00

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Schemes (3 year)



CNBC-TV 18- CRISIL MUTUAL FUND OF THE YEAR Awards^

Open-ended Income Fund


Birla Income PlusAn open-ended diversified income fund

Fund Managers' Speak - Birla Income Plus

K Ramanathan

! Average maturity of the Fund around 3.47 years. Exposure to G-Secs around 37%.

! Cash levels around 15%. Deployment will be done as and when

attractive opportunities arise.

! Continuing to actively manage duration for optimizing returns.



Debt Instruments

Corporate Debt 5199.00 16.22Hindalco Industries Ltd.** 2427.17 7.57 AAAReliance Industries Ltd.** 2089.80 6.52 AAAThe Great Eastern Shipping Co. Ltd.** 682.02 2.13 AAA

Securitised Debt 5366.97 16.75AAWAS Trust MLS (PTC Series A)** 3828.41 11.95 AAA(SO)Loan Sec Trust SrXII NTPC (ICICI)** 979.66 3.06 LAAA(So)Mumbai Auto Rec Tr 2003 SR I UTI SCB A2** 158.30 0.49 AAA(SO)Fleet Trust Aug-I 2003 Sr A2 (CFIL)** 158.20 0.49 AAA(SO)Ind Retail ABSTrust Ser XIII A3PTC** 98.88 0.31 MAAA(So)HDFC Bank Retail 2004 Sr 1 A2 (IL&FS)** 56.00 0.17 MAAA(So)MBS Trust Series I Class A (HDFC)** 48.82 0.15 AAA(SO)Secured Loan Rec.Sec.Trust Sr3 (ICICI)** 25.06 0.08 MAAA(So)VE Trust 2 PTC 2002 (UTI Bank)** 11.57 0.04 AAA(SO)Peoples Fin. Ser.Ltd. PTC 2002 (TELCO)** 2.06 0.01 AAA(SO)

Floating Rate Instruments 2502.13 7.81Housing Development Finance Corp. Ltd. 1508.99 4.71 LAAAIndian Retail ABS Trust SerXIII A3 993.14 3.10 MAAA(So)

Government Bond 11799.68 36.82Govt Bond 7.55% 2010 6281.72 19.60 SovereignGovt Bond 7.37% 2014 2683.46 8.37 SovereignGovt Bond 7.49%2017 1561.50 4.87 SovereignGovt Bond 10.25% 2021 1273.00 3.97 Sovereign

Money Market Instruments 2159.28 6.74ICICI Bank Ltd. 1179.87 3.68 A1+Housing Development Finance Corp. Ltd. 979.41 3.06 P1+

Mutual Fund Units 169.51 0.53Birla Bond Plus 101.61 0.32 Birla Bond Index Fund 67.90 0.21 AAA(F)



Net Assets 32048.30 100.00

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Schemes (3 year)




Open-ended Income Fund


^ for methodology please refer page 24


As on 30-June-2005

Rating Profile

Maturity Profile

Asset Allocation

0.53%

6.74%

7.81%

15.14%

16.22%

16.75%

36.82%

0.00% 5.00% 10.00% 15.00% 20.00% 25.00% 30.00% 35.00% 40.00%

Mutual Fund Units




Corporate Debt

Securitised Debt

Government Bond

0.32%

15.14%

36.82%

47.73%

0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00% 60.00%

Other


Sovereign

AAA

11.66%

12.97%

15.14%

18.51%

18.85%

22.87%

0.00% 5.00% 10.00% 15.00% 20.00% 25.00%

Less Than 6 Months

1 Years To 3 Years


6 Months To 1 Years

Above 5 Years

3 Years To 5 Years

Birla Gilt Plus An open-ended government securities scheme

Fund Managers' Speak - Birla Gilt Plus

Navneet Munot

! Average maturity of the Regular Plan around 5.28 years and of the PF Plan around 5.24 years.

! Both portfolios weighted towards mid-segment of the yield curve.

! Current strategy proved beneficial due to rally in bond markets and flattening of yield curve towards end of the month.

! Continuing to look at trading opportunities to enhance returns.



Liquid Plan

Government Bond 1006.25 49.66Govt Bond 11.19% 2005 1006.25 49.66 Sovereign

Treasury Bills 671.83 33.16Treasury Bills 671.83 33.16 Sovereign


PFPlan

Government Bond 15175.43 84.24Govt Bond 7.55% 2010 10486.83 58.22 SovereignGovt Bond 7.37% 2014 3096.30 17.19 SovereignGovt Bond 10.25% 2021 636.50 3.53 SovereignGovt Bond 9.39% 2011 564.75 3.14 SovereignGovt Bond 10.95% 2011 289.25 1.61 SovereignGovt Bond 6.85% 2012 100.52 0.56 SovereignGovt Bond 10.71% 2016 1.28 0.01 Sovereign


Regular Plan

Government Bond 11941.57 84.54Govt Bond 7.55% 2010 9240.87 65.42 SovereignGovt Bond 7.37% 2014 2064.20 14.61 SovereignGovt Bond 10.25% 2021 636.50 4.51 Sovereign



Net Assets 2026.21 100.00

Net Assets 18013.71 100.00

Net Assets 14126.36 100.00

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Short Term (1 year)



Short Term (3 year)


@ for methodology please refer page 24 # for methodology please refer page 24

#***** -Value Research Rating- Birla Gilt Plus - Liquid Plan


Birla Gilt Plus An open-ended government securities scheme

Fund Managers' Speak - Birla Gilt Plus

Navneet Munot

! Average maturity of the Regular Plan around 5.28 years and of the PF Plan around 5.24 years.

! Both portfolios weighted towards mid-segment of the yield curve.

! Current strategy proved beneficial due to rally in bond markets and flattening of yield curve towards end of the month.

! Continuing to look at trading opportunities to enhance returns.



Liquid Plan

Government Bond 1006.25 49.66Govt Bond 11.19% 2005 1006.25 49.66 Sovereign



PFPlan

Government Bond 15175.43 84.24Govt Bond 7.55% 2010 10486.83 58.22 SovereignGovt Bond 7.37% 2014 3096.30 17.19 SovereignGovt Bond 10.25% 2021 636.50 3.53 SovereignGovt Bond 9.39% 2011 564.75 3.14 SovereignGovt Bond 10.95% 2011 289.25 1.61 SovereignGovt Bond 6.85% 2012 100.52 0.56 SovereignGovt Bond 10.71% 2016 1.28 0.01 Sovereign


Regular Plan

Government Bond 11941.57 84.54Govt Bond 7.55% 2010 9240.87 65.42 SovereignGovt Bond 7.37% 2014 2064.20 14.61 SovereignGovt Bond 10.25% 2021 636.50 4.51 Sovereign



Net Assets 2026.21 100.00

Net Assets 18013.71 100.00

Net Assets 14126.36 100.00

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Short Term (1 year)



Short Term (3 year)


@ for methodology please refer page 24 # for methodology please refer page 24

#***** -Value Research Rating- Birla Gilt Plus - Liquid Plan



As on 30-June-2005

Asset Allocation

Asset Allocation

Asset Allocation

Liquid Plan

PF Plan

Regular Plan

17.18%

33.16%

49.66%

0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00% 60.00%


Treasury Bills

Government Bond

15.76%

84.24%

0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00% 60.00% 70.00% 80.00% 90.00%


Government Bond

6.74%

8.72%

84.54%

0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00% 60.00% 70.00% 80.00% 90.00%


Treasury Bills

Government Bond

Birla Dynamic Bond FundAn open-ended income scheme



Government Bond 931.99 34.49Govt Bond 7.55% 2010 519.15 19.21 SovereignGovt Bond 7.37% 2014 412.84 15.28 Sovereign



Net Assets 2701.84 100.00

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Fund Managers' Speak - Birla Dynamic Bond Fund

! Average maturity of the Fund around 2.29 years.

! Duration of the Fund will be managed actively depending on the view of the market.

K Ramanathan

Fund Managers' Speak - Birla Bond Index Fund

Satyabrata Mohanty


! Asset allocation and portfolio in line with the CRISIL Composite Bond Index.



PSU/PFI Bonds/Banks 111.97 31.89Housing Development Finance Corp. Ltd.** 51.72 14.73 AAAPower Finance Corporation Ltd.** 50.04 14.25 AAAOriental Bank of Commerce** 10.21 2.91 AA+


Corporate Debt 49.76 14.17Hindalco Industries Ltd.** 49.76 14.17 AAA



Net Assets 351.14 100.00

Birla Bond Index FundAn open-ended diversified income fund tracking theCRISIL Composite Bond Fund Index

Rating: "AAA(F)" - Crisil

Birla Dynamic Bond FundAn open-ended income scheme






Net Assets 2701.84 100.00

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Fund Managers' Speak - Birla Dynamic Bond Fund


! Duration of the Fund will be managed actively depending on the view of the market.

K Ramanathan

Fund Managers' Speak - Birla Bond Index Fund

Satyabrata Mohanty


! Asset allocation and portfolio in line with the CRISIL Composite Bond Index.



PSU/PFI Bonds/Banks 111.97 31.89Housing Development Finance Corp. Ltd.** 51.72 14.73 AAAPower Finance Corporation Ltd.** 50.04 14.25 AAAOriental Bank of Commerce** 10.21 2.91 AA+


Corporate Debt 49.76 14.17Hindalco Industries Ltd.** 49.76 14.17 AAA



Net Assets 351.14 100.00

Birla Bond Index FundAn open-ended diversified income fund tracking theCRISIL Composite Bond Fund Index

Rating: "AAA(F)" - Crisil


As on 30-June-2005

As on 30-June-2005

Asset Allocation

Maturity Profile

Rating Profile

Rating Profile

Maturity Profile

Asset Allocation

11.06%

34.49%

54.45%

0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00% 60.00%


Government Bond


11.06%

34.49%

54.45%

0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00% 60.00%

AAA

Sovereign


11.06%

34.49%

54.45%

0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00% 60.00%

Less Than 3 Months

Above 1 Years


14.17%

24.46%

29.48%

31.89%

0.00% 5.00% 10.00% 15.00% 20.00% 25.00% 30.00% 35.00%

Corporate Debt


Government Bond

PSU/PFI Bonds/Banks

2.91%

29.48%

43.15%

24.46%

0.00% 5.00% 10.00%15.00%20.00%25.00%30.00%35.00%40.00%45.00%50.00%

Below AA

Unrated

Other

AA

Sovereign

AAA


14.70%

24.46%

28.90%

31.94%

0.00% 5.00% 10.00% 15.00% 20.00% 25.00% 30.00% 35.00%

Less Than 1 Years

Above 5 Years


1 Years To 3 Years

3 Years To 5 Years

Birla Bond PlusAn open-ended short term income fund

Fund Managers' Speak - Birla Bond Plus

Navneet Munot


! Fund has generated competitive returns due to fall in yield at the short end of the curve during the quarter.

! Maintaining portfolio liquidity by investing in near-term assets.

! Continuing to look at opportunistic trading in short-end G-Secs to improve returns but in a controlled manner.



Debt Instruments

PSU/PFI Bonds/Banks 8082.29 31.62Industrial Development Bank of India Ltd** 2844.50 11.13 AA+National Bank for Agri & Rural Devp ** 2325.08 9.10 AAAIndian Oil Corporation Ltd. ** 1510.73 5.91 LAAAHousing Development Finance Corp. Ltd. ** 800.64 3.13 AAAPower Finance Corporation Ltd. ** 601.35 2.35 AAA

Corporate Debt 5205.54 20.37GE Capital Services India ** 2002.20 7.83 AAAReliance Industries Ltd. ** 1038.53 4.06 AAAL & T Holdings Ltd. ** 1012.41 3.96 AAA(SO)Hindalco Industries Ltd. ** 518.82 2.03 AAAIndian Petrochemicals Corporation Ltd. ** 333.48 1.30 AACitiFinancial Consumer Finance (I) Ltd. ** 300.10 1.17 AAA

Securitised Debt 1842.65 7.21Loan Sec Trust SrXII NTPC (ICICI) ** 1306.21 5.11 LAAA(So)Loan Receivable Trust II 2003 (Guj Amb) ** 364.08 1.42 AA+(SO)VE Trust 4 Sr A1 MMFSL (UTI Bank) ** 172.36 0.67 AAA(SO)

Floating Rate Instruments 4014.73 15.71Housing Development Finance Corp. Ltd. 2011.98 7.87 LAAAHero Honda Finlease Ltd. 1000.00 3.91 P1+ICICI Bank Ltd. 502.75 1.97 LAAAGruh Finance Ltd 500.00 1.96 AA

Treasury Bills 1137.48 4.45 Sovereign




Net Assets 25560.20 100.00

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Open-ended Income Short Term Fund


Birla Bond PlusAn open-ended short term income fund

Fund Managers' Speak - Birla Bond Plus

Navneet Munot


! Fund has generated competitive returns due to fall in yield at the short end of the curve during the quarter.

! Maintaining portfolio liquidity by investing in near-term assets.

! Continuing to look at opportunistic trading in short-end G-Secs to improve returns but in a controlled manner.



Debt Instruments

PSU/PFI Bonds/Banks 8082.29 31.62Industrial Development Bank of India Ltd** 2844.50 11.13 AA+National Bank for Agri & Rural Devp ** 2325.08 9.10 AAAIndian Oil Corporation Ltd. ** 1510.73 5.91 LAAAHousing Development Finance Corp. Ltd. ** 800.64 3.13 AAAPower Finance Corporation Ltd. ** 601.35 2.35 AAA

Corporate Debt 5205.54 20.37GE Capital Services India ** 2002.20 7.83 AAAReliance Industries Ltd. ** 1038.53 4.06 AAAL & T Holdings Ltd. ** 1012.41 3.96 AAA(SO)Hindalco Industries Ltd. ** 518.82 2.03 AAAIndian Petrochemicals Corporation Ltd. ** 333.48 1.30 AACitiFinancial Consumer Finance (I) Ltd. ** 300.10 1.17 AAA

Securitised Debt 1842.65 7.21Loan Sec Trust SrXII NTPC (ICICI) ** 1306.21 5.11 LAAA(So)Loan Receivable Trust II 2003 (Guj Amb) ** 364.08 1.42 AA+(SO)VE Trust 4 Sr A1 MMFSL (UTI Bank) ** 172.36 0.67 AAA(SO)

Floating Rate Instruments 4014.73 15.71Housing Development Finance Corp. Ltd. 2011.98 7.87 LAAAHero Honda Finlease Ltd. 1000.00 3.91 P1+ICICI Bank Ltd. 502.75 1.97 LAAAGruh Finance Ltd 500.00 1.96 AA

Treasury Bills 1137.48 4.45 Sovereign




Net Assets 25560.20 100.00

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Open-ended Income Short Term Fund



As on 30-June-2005

Maturity Profile

Rating Profile

Asset Allocation

3.90%

4.45%

7.21%

15.71%

16.75%

20.37%

31.62%

0.00% 5.00% 10.00% 15.00% 20.00% 25.00% 30.00% 35.00%


Treasury Bills

Securitised Debt



Corporate Debt

PSU/PFI Bonds/Banks

4.45%

15.81%

16.75%

62.98%

0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00% 60.00% 70.00%

Below AA

Unrated

Other

Sovereign

AA


AAA

10.28%

13.03%

16.75%

19.83%

40.10%

0.00% 5.00% 10.00% 15.00% 20.00% 25.00% 30.00% 35.00% 40.00% 45.00%

3 Months To 6 Months

Less Than 3 Months


6 Months To 1 Years

Above 1 Years

Fund Managers' Speak - Floating Rate Fund

Satyabrata Mohanty

! Average maturity of the Short Term Plan (STP) around 0.58 years and of Long Term Plan (LTP) around 0.47 years.

! Average maturity of LTP low due to high cash levels maintained towards end of the month.

! LTP has higher allocation to INBMK floaters as compared to the STP.

Birla Floating Rate Fund - Long Term PlanIssuer Wise Portfolio as of 30-June-2005

National Housing Bank 5000.00 5.30 AAAIndian Retail ABS Series XV A2 (ICICI) 4995.56 5.30 A1+(SO)Ranbaxy Holding Company 4900.00 5.20 AA(So)Industrial Development Bank of India Ltd 4598.91 4.88 AA+Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Ser Ltd. 4008.59 4.25 AA+Export-Import Bank of India 4006.60 4.25 AAAGE Capital Services India 3700.00 3.93 AAAHousing Development Finance Corp. Ltd. 3520.97 3.74 LAAACiticorp Finance (I) Ltd. 3000.00 3.18 AAAIndian Retail ABS Tr Ser XXIII A1 2836.94 3.01 P1+(SO)Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Ser Ltd. 2500.07 2.65 P1+Sundaram Finance Limited 2500.00 2.65 MAAAKotak Mahindra Primus Ltd. 2300.00 2.44 MAA+Sundaram Finance Limited 2000.00 2.12 P1+United Phosphorous Ltd. 2000.00 2.12 AA-Housing & Urban Developement Corp. Ltd. 1299.62 1.38 AAInfrastructure Development Fin. Co. Ltd. 1005.37 1.07 AAABajaj Auto Finance Ltd. 1003.00 1.06 AA+Gruh Finance Ltd 1000.00 1.06 AACholamandalam Investments & Fin Co. Ltd. 1000.00 1.06 MAA+Asset Securitisation Trust Dec2004 IV A6 927.11 0.98 AAA(SO)ICICI Bank Ltd. 502.75 0.53 LAAACitiFinancial Consumer Finance (I) Ltd. 501.18 0.53 AAAICICI Securities Ltd. 500.00 0.53 P1+Lakshmi General Finance Ltd. 500.00 0.53 MAAAMoney Market Instruments 3462.10 3.67Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd. 2419.70 2.57 P1+Apollo Tyres Ltd. 546.59 0.58 P1+Inox Air Products Ltd. 495.81 0.53 P1+Cash & Current Assets -727.23 -0.77


Net Assets 94256.98 100.00


Birla Floating Rate FundAn open-ended income scheme investing primarily in floating rate debt instruments

Issuer Market Value % to Net Rating

Rs. in. Lacs Assets

BIRLA FLOATING RATE FUND - LONG TERM PLANDebt InstrumentsCorporate Debt 2,005.45 2.54Sundaram Finance Limited** 1,005.35 1.28 MAAASundaram Finance Limited** 1,000.10 1.27 AAASecuritised Debt 6,833.40 8.67Indian Retail ABS SerXXV A2(WITECL)* 2,520.88 3.20 AAA(SO)Indian Retail Abs Trust Sr XXXIII A2** 2,302.36 2.92 AAA(SO)Indian RMBS Trust Series II A5 PTC** 934.65 1.19 LAAA(SO)Collateralised DebtTr Srs 2ClassA (ICICI)** 455.43 0.58 P1+(SO)Indian Retail Abs Series XIX** 447.72 0.57 A1+(SO)VE Trust 4 Sr A1 MMFSL (UTI Bank)** 172.36 0.22 AAA(SO)PSU/PFI Bonds/Banks 2,348.78 2.98Rural Electrification Corporation Ltd** 700.06 0.89 AAANational Bank for Agri & Rural Devp** 693.37 0.88 AAAIndustrial Development Bank of India Ltd** 503.67 0.64 AA+Indian Railways Finance Corp. Ltd.** 251.54 0.32 AAAHousing Development Finance Corp. Ltd.** 200.16 0.25 AAAFloating Rate Instruments 48,141.34 61.06Housing Development Finance Corp. Ltd. 7,325.79 9.29 AAAICICI Bank Ltd. 5,000.00 6.34 AAAIndustrial Development Bank of India Ltd 3,133.32 3.97 AA+Housing Development Finance Corp. Ltd. 2,514.98 3.19 LAAALIC Housing Finance Ltd. 2,511.70 3.19 AAAHousing & Urban Developement Corp. Ltd. 2,499.23 3.17 AACiticorp Finance (I) Ltd. 2,017.30 2.56 AAAInfrastructure Development Fin. Co. Ltd. 2,010.75 2.55 AAAGE Capital Services India 2,009.06 2.55 AAADewan Housing Finance Corporation Ltd 2,000.00 2.54 AARaymond Ltd. 1,800.00 2.28 PR1+Bajaj Auto Finance Ltd. 1,504.50 1.91 AA+Export-Import Bank of India 1,502.92 1.91 AAAIndian Retail ABS Trust SerXIII A3 1,489.72 1.89 MAAA(SO)Fleet Trust Jan 2005 SrsA2 PTC(ILFS) 1,473.59 1.87 AAA(SO)Indian Retail ABS Tr Ser XXIII A1 1,215.83 1.54 P1+(SO)Fleet Trust Jan2004 Series A5 1,172.59 1.49 AAA(SO)Gruh Finance Ltd 1,000.00 1.27 AANational Housing Bank 1,000.00 1.27 AAARanbaxy Holding Company 1,000.00 1.27 AA(SO)Sundaram Finance Limited 1,000.00 1.27 P1+Secured Loan Rec.Sec.Trust Sr3 (ICICI) 957.47 1.21 LAAA(SO)Rabo India Finance Pvt. Ltd. 501.41 0.64 AAACitiFinancial Consumer Finance (I) Ltd. 501.18 0.64 AAAUnited Phosphorous Ltd. 500.00 0.63 AA-Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Ser Ltd. 500.00 0.63 AA+Money Market Instruments 11,783.00 14.95ICICI Bank Ltd. 3,103.07 3.94 A1+The Jammu & Kashmir Bank Ltd. 2,362.20 3.00 P1+Bhararat Overseas Bank 2,359.62 2.99 A1+Inox Air Products Ltd. 1,983.23 2.52 P1+Allahabad Bank 1,974.88 2.50 PR1+Treasury Bills 947.90 1.20 SovereignCash & Current Assets 6,777.96 8.60

NOTE: Long Term Interest Rate Swap of notional value of Rs 5 Crores**Represents thinly traded/ non traded securities and illiquid securitiesTotal Percentage of thinly/non traded securities is 14.19%

Net Assets 78,837.83 100.00

Birla Floating Rate Fund - Short Term PlanIssuer Wise Portfolio as of 30-June-2005


BIRLA FLOATING RATE FUND - SHORT TERM PLANDebt InstrumentsCorporate Debt 1874.91 1.99Infrastructure Development Fin. Co. Ltd.** 870.21 0.92 AAACitiFinancial Consumer Finance (I) Ltd.** 502.62 0.53 AAAMahindra & Mahindra Financial Ser Ltd.** 502.08 0.53 AA+Securitised Debt 6684.57 7.09Indian RMBS Trust Series II A5 PTC** 3738.60 3.97 LAAA(So)Indian RMBS Trust (Series II) A3 ICICI** 2052.96 2.18 AAA(SO)Indian RMBS Trust Series II A4** 893.02 0.95 AAA(SO)PSU/PFI Bonds/Banks 4098.09 4.35Industrial Development Bank of India Ltd** 4098.09 4.35 AA+Floating Rate Instruments 78864.54 83.67Housing Development Finance Corp. Ltd. 12735.73 13.51 AAALIC Housing Finance Ltd. 6022.14 6.39 AAA

Birla Floating Rate Fund - Short Term Plan Issuer Wise Portfolio as of 30-June-2005 (Contd.)

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#**** -Value Research Rating- Birla FRF - Long Term Plan


# for methodology please refer page 24

Fund Managers' Speak - Floating Rate Fund

Satyabrata Mohanty

! Average maturity of the Short Term Plan (STP) around 0.58 years and of Long Term Plan (LTP) around 0.47 years.

! Average maturity of LTP low due to high cash levels maintained towards end of the month.

! LTP has higgher allocation to INBMK floaters as compared to the STP.

Birla Floating Rate Fund - Long Term PlanIssuer Wise Portfolio as of 30-June-2005

National Housing Bank 5000.00 5.30 AAAIndian Retail ABS Series XV A2 (ICICI) 4995.56 5.30 A1+(SO)Ranbaxy Holding Company 4900.00 5.20 AA(So)Industrial Development Bank of India Ltd 4598.91 4.88 AA+Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Ser Ltd. 4008.59 4.25 AA+Export-Import Bank of India 4006.60 4.25 AAAGE Capital Services India 3700.00 3.93 AAAHousing Development Finance Corp. Ltd. 3520.97 3.74 LAAACiticorp Finance (I) Ltd. 3000.00 3.18 AAAIndian Retail ABS Tr Ser XXIII A1 2836.94 3.01 P1+(SO)Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Ser Ltd. 2500.07 2.65 P1+Sundaram Finance Limited 2500.00 2.65 MAAAKotak Mahindra Primus Ltd. 2300.00 2.44 MAA+Sundaram Finance Limited 2000.00 2.12 P1+United Phosphorous Ltd. 2000.00 2.12 AA-Housing & Urban Developement Corp. Ltd. 1299.62 1.38 AAInfrastructure Development Fin. Co. Ltd. 1005.37 1.07 AAABajaj Auto Finance Ltd. 1003.00 1.06 AA+Gruh Finance Ltd 1000.00 1.06 AACholamandalam Investments & Fin Co. Ltd. 1000.00 1.06 MAA+Asset Securitisation Trust Dec2004 IV A6 927.11 0.98 AAA(SO)ICICI Bank Ltd. 502.75 0.53 LAAACitiFinancial Consumer Finance (I) Ltd. 501.18 0.53 AAAICICI Securities Ltd. 500.00 0.53 P1+Lakshmi General Finance Ltd. 500.00 0.53 MAAAMoney Market Instruments 3462.10 3.67Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd. 2419.70 2.57 P1+Apollo Tyres Ltd. 546.59 0.58 P1+Inox Air Products Ltd. 495.81 0.53 P1+Cash & Current Assets -727.23 -0.77


Net Assets 94256.98 100.00


Birla Floating Rate FundAn open-ended income scheme investing primarily in floating rate debt instruments

Issuer Market Value % to Net Rating

Rs. in. Lacs Assets

BIRLA FLOATING RATE FUND - LONG TERM PLANDebt InstrumentsCorporate Debt 2,005.45 2.54Sundaram Finance Limited** 1,005.35 1.28 MAAASundaram Finance Limited** 1,000.10 1.27 AAASecuritised Debt 6,833.40 8.67Indian Retail ABS SerXXV A2(WITECL)* 2,520.88 3.20 AAA(SO)Indian Retail Abs Trust Sr XXXIII A2** 2,302.36 2.92 AAA(SO)Indian RMBS Trust Series II A5 PTC** 934.65 1.19 LAAA(SO)Collateralised DebtTr Srs 2ClassA (ICICI)** 455.43 0.58 P1+(SO)Indian Retail Abs Series XIX** 447.72 0.57 A1+(SO)VE Trust 4 Sr A1 MMFSL (UTI Bank)** 172.36 0.22 AAA(SO)PSU/PFI Bonds/Banks 2,348.78 2.98Rural Electrification Corporation Ltd** 700.06 0.89 AAANational Bank for Agri & Rural Devp** 693.37 0.88 AAAIndustrial Development Bank of India Ltd** 503.67 0.64 AA+Indian Railways Finance Corp. Ltd.** 251.54 0.32 AAAHousing Development Finance Corp. Ltd.** 200.16 0.25 AAAFloating Rate Instruments 48,141.34 61.06Housing Development Finance Corp. Ltd. 7,325.79 9.29 AAAICICI Bank Ltd. 5,000.00 6.34 AAAIndustrial Development Bank of India Ltd 3,133.32 3.97 AA+Housing Development Finance Corp. Ltd. 2,514.98 3.19 LAAALIC Housing Finance Ltd. 2,511.70 3.19 AAAHousing & Urban Developement Corp. Ltd. 2,499.23 3.17 AACiticorp Finance (I) Ltd. 2,017.30 2.56 AAAInfrastructure Development Fin. Co. Ltd. 2,010.75 2.55 AAAGE Capital Services India 2,009.06 2.55 AAADewan Housing Finance Corporation Ltd 2,000.00 2.54 AARaymond Ltd. 1,800.00 2.28 PR1+Bajaj Auto Finance Ltd. 1,504.50 1.91 AA+Export-Import Bank of India 1,502.92 1.91 AAAIndian Retail ABS Trust SerXIII A3 1,489.72 1.89 MAAA(SO)Fleet Trust Jan 2005 SrsA2 PTC(ILFS) 1,473.59 1.87 AAA(SO)Indian Retail ABS Tr Ser XXIII A1 1,215.83 1.54 P1+(SO)Fleet Trust Jan2004 Series A5 1,172.59 1.49 AAA(SO)Gruh Finance Ltd 1,000.00 1.27 AANational Housing Bank 1,000.00 1.27 AAARanbaxy Holding Company 1,000.00 1.27 AA(SO)Sundaram Finance Limited 1,000.00 1.27 P1+Secured Loan Rec.Sec.Trust Sr3 (ICICI) 957.47 1.21 LAAA(SO)Rabo India Finance Pvt. Ltd. 501.41 0.64 AAACitiFinancial Consumer Finance (I) Ltd. 501.18 0.64 AAAUnited Phosphorous Ltd. 500.00 0.63 AA-Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Ser Ltd. 500.00 0.63 AA+Money Market Instruments 11,783.00 14.95ICICI Bank Ltd. 3,103.07 3.94 A1+The Jammu & Kashmir Bank Ltd. 2,362.20 3.00 P1+Bhararat Overseas Bank 2,359.62 2.99 A1+Inox Air Products Ltd. 1,983.23 2.52 P1+Allahabad Bank 1,974.88 2.50 PR1+Treasury Bills 947.90 1.20 SovereignCash & Current Assets 6,777.96 8.60

NOTE: Long Term Interest Rate Swap of notional value of Rs 5 Crores**Represents thinly traded/ non traded securities and illiquid securitiesTotal Percentage of thinly/non traded securities is 14.19%

Net Assets 78,837.83 100.00

Birla Floating Rate Fund - Short Term PlanIssuer Wise Portfolio as of 30-June-2005


BIRLA FLOATING RATE FUND - SHORT TERM PLANDebt InstrumentsCorporate Debt 1874.91 1.99Infrastructure Development Fin. Co. Ltd.** 870.21 0.92 AAACitiFinancial Consumer Finance (I) Ltd.** 502.62 0.53 AAAMahindra & Mahindra Financial Ser Ltd.** 502.08 0.53 AA+Securitised Debt 6684.57 7.09Indian RMBS Trust Series II A5 PTC** 3738.60 3.97 LAAA(So)Indian RMBS Trust (Series II) A3 ICICI** 2052.96 2.18 AAA(SO)Indian RMBS Trust Series II A4** 893.02 0.95 AAA(SO)PSU/PFI Bonds/Banks 4098.09 4.35Industrial Development Bank of India Ltd** 4098.09 4.35 AA+Floating Rate Instruments 78864.54 83.67Housing Development Finance Corp. Ltd. 12735.73 13.51 AAALIC Housing Finance Ltd. 6022.14 6.39 AAA

Birla Floating Rate Fund - Short Term Plan Issuer Wise Portfolio as of 30-June-2005 (Contd.)

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#**** -Value Research Rating- Birla FRF - Long Term Plan


# for methodology please refer page 24


Long Term Plan

Asset Allocation

Short Term Plan

Asset Allocation1.20%

2.54%

2.98%

8.60%

8.67%

14.95%

61.06%

0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00% 60.00% 70.00%

Treasury Bills

Corporate Debt

PSU/PFI Bonds/Banks


Securitised Debt



1.99%

3.67%

4.35%

7.09%

83.67%

-0.77%

-10.00% 0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00% 60.00% 70.00% 80.00% 90.00%


Corporate Debt


PSU/PFI Bonds/Banks

Securitised Debt


Fund Managers' Speak - Birla Cash Plus

Navneet Munot

! Average maturity around 135 days.

! Continuing to look at yield pick up by investing in top quality unrated/AA/AA+ short term papers to improve the portfolio yield. Ensuring at least 80% of the portfolio invested in AAA/P1+/call money/repo at any point in time.


Issuer Wise Portfolio as of 30-June-2005 (Contd.)

Citicorp Maruti Finance Ltd. 1999.13 0.73 P1+

Citi Financial Consumer Finance (I) Ltd. 1502.01 0.55 AAA

Kotak Mahindra Primus Ltd. 1500.00 0.55 P1+

Cholamandalam Investments & Finance Ltd. 1006.47 0.37 MAA+

Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Ser. Ltd. 1000.56 0.37 AA+

Canbank Factors Ltd. 1000.00 0.37 P1+

Jindal Steel Ltd 1000.00 0.37 A1+

Swaraj Engines Ltd. 1000.00 0.37 UNRATED

Tube Investment of India Ltd. 1000.00 0.37 P1+

DCM Shriram Consolidated Ltd. 1000.00 0.37 A1+

Colour-Chem Ltd 1000.00 0.37 P1+

Reliance Industries Ltd. 506.28 0.19 AAA

Tata Sons Ltd. 501.17 0.18 AAA

PSU/PFI Bonds/Banks ** 13379.49 4.89

Industrial Development Bank of India 6831.48 2.50 AA+

Housing & Urban Developement Corp. Ltd. 5038.78 1.84 UNRATED

National Bank for Agri. & Rural Devt. 1509.22 0.55 AAA



Net Assets 273487.33 100.00

Issuer Market % to Net RatingValue Assets

Birla Cash PlusAn open-ended high liquidity fund investingin short term debt and money market instruments


Money Market Instruments 92829.27 33.94

ICICI Bank Ltd. 29510.16 10.79 A1+

Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd. 13340.47 4.88 P1+

Indusind bank 6327.53 2.31 P1+

IndusInd Bank Ltd. 5559.98 2.03 P1+

Allahabad Bank 5332.18 1.95 PR1+

Power Finance Corp. Ltd. 4979.68 1.82 P1+

Uco Bank 4742.42 1.73 P1+

Karnataka Bank Ltd 2945.05 1.08 A1+

Yes Bank Ltd. 2441.32 0.89 A1+

Industrial Development Bank of India 2416.31 0.88 P1+

OCL India Ltd. 1994.38 0.73 A1+

ING Vysya Bank Ltd. 1977.89 0.72 P1+

GE Countrywide Consumer Fin Ser Ltd. 1976.31 0.72 P1+

Larsen & Toubro Ltd. 1947.20 0.71 PR1+

Ballarpur Industries Ltd. 1918.00 0.70 F1+

Rabo India Finance Pvt. Ltd. 1486.33 0.54 P1+

Citi Financial Consumer Finance (I) Ltd. 996.79 0.36 P1+

UTI Bank Ltd. 991.38 0.36 A1+

Bajaj Auto Finance Ltd. 978.70 0.36 P1+


Floating Rate Instruments 63460.92 23.20

Housing Development Finance Corp. Ltd. 21062.61 7.70 AAA

Indian Retail ABS Series. XV A2- (ICICI) 14487.11 5.30 A1+(SO)

National Housing Bank 9000.00 3.29 AAA

Citicorp Finance (I) Ltd. 4500.00 1.65 AAA

Housing & Urban Developement Corp. Ltd. 3004.06 1.10 F1+

Ranbaxy Holding Company. 3000.00 1.10 AA(So)

Indian Ret ABS Ser XXXII - Pac Sr 2406.06 0.88 LAAA(So)

Sundaram Finance Ltd 2000.00 0.73 P1+


GE Capital Services India Ltd 1000.00 0.37 AAA


Sundaram Finance Ltd 500.00 0.18 MAAA

Securitised Debt ** 60298.68 22.05

Indian RMBS Trust SR1 A4 20Dec04 ICICI 12948.73 4.73 AAA(SO)

Indian RMBS TR (SR-II) A3 (20-MAY-2005) 9338.82 3.41 AAA(SO)

UBL Trust Series 12 - A1 (27-Mar-2006) 6568.63 2.40 AAA(SO)

INDIAN RETAIL ABS TRUST SR. XXXIV (A1) 5445.64 1.99 P1+

India Loan Sec Sr IV 15APR08 4812.73 1.76 P1+(SO)

Retail Trust Sept. 2004 Sr-A3 (Citi) 4125.55 1.51 AAA(SO)

India Loan Sec Sr IV 15JUN06 3414.53 1.25 AAA(SO)

Indian RMBS Trust SR1 A3 20Nov04 ICICI 2856.29 1.04 AAA(SO)

Ind Ret ABS Tr Sr. XXXI -18 Dec5 (ICICI) 2336.90 0.85 AAA(SO)

Retail Trust 2004 Ser. III A3(HDFC Bank) 1596.15 0.58 AAA(SO)

UBL Ser. 11 Senior PTC Ser. A1 (UTI BK) 1519.46 0.56 AAA(SO)


India Loan Securtisation Ser.IV Trust 04 1018.99 0.37 P1+(SO)

Collateralised Debt Trust Ser-2 (Rabo) 910.85 0.33 P1+(SO)

Loan Securitisation Trust Series IX PGC 883.81 0.32 LAAA(So)

Collat Debt Tr Sr 1 (UTI Bank) (08JUL05) 625.17 0.23 A1+(SO)

Indian Retail Abs Series XIX-13-Sep-2005 508.77 0.19 A1+(SO)

Corporate Debt ** 33018.70 12.07

United Phosphorus Ltd 5000.00 1.83 UNRATED

Electrosteel Castings Ltd. 4000.00 1.46 P1+

Bajaj Hindusthan Ltd. 3000.00 1.10 UNRATED

Ranbaxy Holding Company. 2503.08 0.92 UNRATED

Larsen & Toubro Finance Ltd. 2500.00 0.91 UNRATED

Motherson Sumi Systems Ltd. 2000.00 0.73 A1+

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+'mfAAA' by ICRA

+ for methodology please refer page 24

The grading has been assigned by ICRA and indicates highest quality. The investment quality is similar to that of fixed income obligations of highest safety and with maturity corresponding upto 1 year. This grading should however, not be construed as an indication of the performance of the Mutual Fund scheme or of volatility in its returns.

Fund Managers' Speak - Birla Cash Plus

Navneet Munot

! Average maturity around 135 days.

! Continuing to look at yield pick up by investing in top quality unrated/AA/AA+ short term papers to improve the portfolio yield. Ensuring at least 80% of the portfolio invested in AAA/P1+/call money/repo at any point in time.


Issuer Wise Portfolio as of 30-June-2005 (Contd.)

Citicorp Maruti Finance Ltd. 1999.13 0.73 P1+



Cholamandalam Investments & Finance Ltd. 1006.47 0.37 MAA+


Canbank Factors Ltd. 1000.00 0.37 P1+

Jindal Steel Ltd 1000.00 0.37 A1+

Swaraj Engines Ltd. 1000.00 0.37 UNRATED

Tube Investment of India Ltd. 1000.00 0.37 P1+

DCM Shriram Consolidated Ltd. 1000.00 0.37 A1+

Colour-Chem Ltd 1000.00 0.37 P1+

Reliance Industries Ltd. 506.28 0.19 AAA

Tata Sons Ltd. 501.17 0.18 AAA

PSU/PFI Bonds/Banks ** 13379.49 4.89

Industrial Development Bank of India 6831.48 2.50 AA+

Housing & Urban Developement Corp. Ltd. 5038.78 1.84 UNRATED

National Bank for Agri. & Rural Devt. 1509.22 0.55 AAA



Net Assets 273487.33 100.00

Issuer Market % to Net RatingValue Assets

Birla Cash PlusAn open-ended high liquidity fund investingin short term debt and money market instruments


Money Market Instruments 92829.27 33.94

ICICI Bank Ltd. 29510.16 10.79 A1+

Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd. 13340.47 4.88 P1+

Indusind bank 6327.53 2.31 P1+

IndusInd Bank Ltd. 5559.98 2.03 P1+

Allahabad Bank 5332.18 1.95 PR1+

Power Finance Corp. Ltd. 4979.68 1.82 P1+

Uco Bank 4742.42 1.73 P1+

Karnataka Bank Ltd 2945.05 1.08 A1+

Yes Bank Ltd. 2441.32 0.89 A1+

Industrial Development Bank of India 2416.31 0.88 P1+

OCL India Ltd. 1994.38 0.73 A1+

ING Vysya Bank Ltd. 1977.89 0.72 P1+

GE Countrywide Consumer Fin Ser Ltd. 1976.31 0.72 P1+

Larsen & Toubro Ltd. 1947.20 0.71 PR1+

Ballarpur Industries Ltd. 1918.00 0.70 F1+

Rabo India Finance Pvt. Ltd. 1486.33 0.54 P1+

Citi Financial Consumer Finance (I) Ltd. 996.79 0.36 P1+

UTI Bank Ltd. 991.38 0.36 A1+

Bajaj Auto Finance Ltd. 978.70 0.36 P1+


Floating Rate Instruments 63460.92 23.20

Housing Development Finance Corp. Ltd. 21062.61 7.70 AAA

Indian Retail ABS Series. XV A2- (ICICI) 14487.11 5.30 A1+(SO)

National Housing Bank 9000.00 3.29 AAA

Citicorp Finance (I) Ltd. 4500.00 1.65 AAA

Housing & Urban Developement Corp. Ltd. 3004.06 1.10 F1+

Ranbaxy Holding Company. 3000.00 1.10 AA(So)

Indian Ret ABS Ser XXXII - Pac Sr 2406.06 0.88 LAAA(So)

Sundaram Finance Ltd 2000.00 0.73 P1+


GE Capital Services India Ltd 1000.00 0.37 AAA


Sundaram Finance Ltd 500.00 0.18 MAAA

Securitised Debt ** 60298.68 22.05

Indian RMBS Trust SR1 A4 20Dec04 ICICI 12948.73 4.73 AAA(SO)

Indian RMBS TR (SR-II) A3 (20-MAY-2005) 9338.82 3.41 AAA(SO)

UBL Trust Series 12 - A1 (27-Mar-2006) 6568.63 2.40 AAA(SO)

INDIAN RETAIL ABS TRUST SR. XXXIV (A1) 5445.64 1.99 P1+

India Loan Sec Sr IV 15APR08 4812.73 1.76 P1+(SO)

Retail Trust Sept. 2004 Sr-A3 (Citi) 4125.55 1.51 AAA(SO)

India Loan Sec Sr IV 15JUN06 3414.53 1.25 AAA(SO)

Indian RMBS Trust SR1 A3 20Nov04 ICICI 2856.29 1.04 AAA(SO)

Ind Ret ABS Tr Sr. XXXI -18 Dec5 (ICICI) 2336.90 0.85 AAA(SO)


UBL Ser. 11 Senior PTC Ser. A1 (UTI BK) 1519.46 0.56 AAA(SO)


India Loan Securtisation Ser.IV Trust 04 1018.99 0.37 P1+(SO)

Collateralised Debt Trust Ser-2 (Rabo) 910.85 0.33 P1+(SO)

Loan Securitisation Trust Series IX PGC 883.81 0.32 LAAA(So)

Collat Debt Tr Sr 1 (UTI Bank) (08JUL05) 625.17 0.23 A1+(SO)

Indian Retail Abs Series XIX-13-Sep-2005 508.77 0.19 A1+(SO)

Corporate Debt ** 33018.70 12.07

United Phosphorus Ltd 5000.00 1.83 UNRATED

Electrosteel Castings Ltd. 4000.00 1.46 P1+

Bajaj Hindusthan Ltd. 3000.00 1.10 UNRATED

Ranbaxy Holding Company. 2503.08 0.92 UNRATED

Larsen & Toubro Finance Ltd. 2500.00 0.91 UNRATED

Motherson Sumi Systems Ltd. 2000.00 0.73 A1+

20

+'mfAAA' by ICRA

+ for methodology please refer page 24

The grading has been assigned by ICRA and indicates highest quality. The investment quality is similar to that of fixed income obligations of highest safety and with maturity corresponding upto 1 year. This grading should however, not be construed as an indication of the performance of the Mutual Fund scheme or of volatility in its returns.

^^ for methodology please refer page 24.

CRISIL~CPR 2 Open Ended Liquid Category^^



Asset Allocation

Rating Profile

3.84%

4.89%

12.07%

22.05%

23.20%

33.94%

0.00% 5.00% 10.00% 15.00% 20.00% 25.00% 30.00% 35.00% 40.00%


PSU/PFI Bonds/Banks

Corporate Debt

Securitised Debt



3.84%

4.51%

6.96%

84.69%

0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00% 60.00% 70.00% 80.00% 90.00%


AA

Unrated

AAA

Fund Managers' Speak - Birla Asset Allocation Fund

Jayashankar Madhavan


Birla Asset Allocation FundAn open-ended 'Fund of Funds' Scheme

Market Value % to NetRs. In Lacs Asset

Mutual Fund Units 804.40 98.18Birla MNC Plan 230.47 28.13Birla Advantage Fund 117.78 14.38Birla Dynamic Bond Fund - Retail Growth 109.43 13.36Birla Dividend Yield Plus 99.70 12.17Birla India Opportunities Fund 57.75 7.05Birla Midcap Fund 56.61 6.91Birla Index Fund 50.56 6.17Birla Floating Rate Fund Long Term Plan 38.19 4.66Birla Gilt Plus Inv - Growth 19.79 2.41Birla Floating Rate Short Term - Growth 16.26 1.98Birla Bond Plus 7.86 0.96Birla Gilt Plus Liquid Plan 0.01 0.00


Net Assets 819.32 100.00

21

Fund Managers' Speak - Birla Asset Allocation Fund

Jayashankar Madhavan


Birla Asset Allocation FundAn open-ended 'Fund of Funds' Scheme


Mutual Fund Units 804.40 98.18Birla MNC Plan 230.47 28.13Birla Advantage Fund 117.78 14.38Birla Dynamic Bond Fund - Retail Growth 109.43 13.36Birla Dividend Yield Plus 99.70 12.17Birla India Opportunities Fund 57.75 7.05Birla Midcap Fund 56.61 6.91Birla Index Fund 50.56 6.17Birla Floating Rate Fund Long Term Plan 38.19 4.66Birla Gilt Plus Inv - Growth 19.79 2.41Birla Floating Rate Short Term - Growth 16.26 1.98Birla Bond Plus 7.86 0.96Birla Gilt Plus Liquid Plan 0.01 0.00


Net Assets 819.32 100.00

21

Aggressive Plan


Mutual Fund Units 662.84 100.00Birla Dynamic Bond Fund - Retail Growth 179.03 27.01Birla MNC Plan 131.64 19.86Birla India Opportunities Fund 84.13 12.69Birla Floating Rate Short Term - Growth 77.12 11.64Birla Dividend Yield Plus 69.57 10.50Birla Floating Rate Fund Long Term Plan 45.23 6.82Birla Midcap Fund 42.44 6.40Birla Index Fund 30.34 4.58Birla Bond Plus 3.36 0.51

Cash & Current Assets -0.03 0.00

Net Assets 662.81 100.00

Moderate Plan


Mutual Fund Units 811.79 98.49Birla Dynamic Bond Fund - Retail Growth 207.12 25.13Birla Floating Rate Short Term - Growth 148.65 18.03Birla Bond Plus 143.46 17.41Birla Floating Rate Fund Long Term Plan 110.39 13.39Birla Advantage Fund 71.65 8.69Birla Index Fund 47.12 5.72Birla MNC Plan 33.38 4.05Birla Midcap Fund 25.10 3.05Birla Dividend Yield Plus 24.92 3.02


Net Assets 824.23 100.00

Conservative Plan


Aggressive Plan

• Asset allocation between equity & debt reset at 75:25.

• Allocation to Birla Midcap reduced and large cap infused via Birla Index Fund.

• Higher allocation to Birla MNC maintained to withstand market vagaries.

• Birla Dynamic Bond Fund at higher allocation in debt portion to capture short-term market movements.

Moderate Plan

• Equity basket comprises Birla MNC, BDYP, BIOF and Birla Index Fund gives well-balanced equity component.

• Debt basket comprises Birla Floating Rate Fund and Birla Dynamic Bond Fund.

Conservative Plan

• No change in portfolio composition.

• Conservative positioning well maintained with higher allocation to BirlaFloating Rate Fund,

• A third of debt portion parked in Birla Dynamic Bond Fund to benefit fromshort-term market movements.

• Majority of equity component parked with large cap bias viz., BirlaAdvantage Fund, Birla Index Fund & Birla MNC Fund.

As on 30-June-2005

Asset Allocation

Asset Allocation

Asset AllocationAggressive Plan

Moderate Plan

Conservative Plan

1.82%

74.80%

23.28%

0.00% 20.00% 40.00% 60.00% 80.00% 100.00% 120.00%


Equity Mutual Fund Units

Debt Mutual Fund Units

0.00% 20.00% 40.00% 60.00% 80.00% 100.00% 120.00%

1.51%

0.00% 20.00% 40.00% 60.00% 80.00% 100.00% 120.00%


24.53%Equity Mutual Fund Units

73.96%Debt Mutual Fund Units

45.98%Debt Mutual Fund Units

54.03%Equity Mutual Fund Units

India Advantage Fund Ltd.India dedicated offshore investment opportunity(For Non-Resident Indians and eligible foreign nationals)


Issuer Sector Market % to NetValue Assets

TOP 20 EQUITY INVESTMENTS Bharti Televentures Ltd. Telecom-Services 8,848,056 9.77State Bank Of India Banks 7,429,616 8.21Canara Bank Banks 5,676,269 6.27United Phosphorus Ltd. Pesticides 5,098,067 5.63Pfizer India Ltd. Pharmaceuticals 4,764,107 5.26Infosys Technologies Ltd. Software 4,146,180 4.58Mcdowell & Company Limited Consumer Non Durables 4,024,435 4.45Hero Honda Ltd. Auto 3,864,974 4.27Glaxo Smithkline Pharma Ltd. Pharmaceuticals 3,674,208 4.06LIC Housing Finance Ltd. Finance 3,520,703 3.89Indian Hotels Co Ltd. Hotels 3,048,151 3.37Novartis Pharma Ltd. Pharmaceuticals 2,939,964 3.25Tata Consultancy Services Ltd Software 2,790,519 3.08Siemens Ltd. Industrial Capital Goods 2,634,398 2.91CMC Ltd. Hardware 2,440,694 2.70Satyam Computers Services Ltd. Software 2,434,565 2.69Aventis Pharma Ltd. Pharmaceuticals 2,411,367 2.66ITC Ltd. Consumer Non Durables 2,210,067 2.44Tata Elxsi Ltd. Hardware 2,061,735 2.28Alstom Power India Ltd. Industrial Capital Goods 1,561,163 1.72

Total of top 20 Equity Holdings 75,579,237 83.4932

Other Equity Investments 12,644,539 13.97 Total Equity Holdings 88,223,776 97.46

CALL & CALL EQUIVALENTS :Call Money 2,297,666 2.54

TOTAL 90,521,442 100.00

OTHER NET ASSETS (SUB FUND) 1,244,274

OTHER NET ASSETS (MAIN FUND) (136,751)

NET ASSETS 91,628,965.88

Investment via sub-fund, India Advantage (Offshore) Fund, are stated at market/fair value at the date of determination. Securities listed on a recognised stock exchange are valued at the last quoted closing price on the principal exchange on which the security istraded Non-traded securities are valued at amortised cost and/or fair value as determined in good faith by Birla Sun Life Asset Management Company Limited, India, Conversion Rate: 1 USD = INR 43.51

Fund Manager's Speak - India Advantage Fund

Nishid Shah

! Increased exposure to software and FMCG.

! Portfolio continues to remain attractive in terms of valuations and earnings growth.

22

Investment Performance (in%)

1 Year Returns are Absolute Returns 2 Year, 3 Year, 5 Year and Since Inception Return are Compounded Annualised Growth Rates (CAGR) Returns.

Bloomberg Ticker Code: INDADVC MP* For methodology refer page 24

S&P Fund Management Rating: 'A'*

Birla Sun Life AMC (Mauritius) Limited India Advantage Fundawarded 1st Place in the Standard & Poor's Five Years

Offshore Funds Equity India Sector out of 11 funds

2004 @@

2004

@@ for methodology please refer page 24

(Past performance is no guaranteeof future results.)

3rd consecutive award since 2002.

NAV($/UNIT)

96.21

1 year 2 Years 3 Years 5 Years Since Inception20-Aug-96

Compounded Annualized Returns India Advantage Fund Ltd. 56.69 70.34 58.07 17.50 29.09

Sensex 50.01 41.15 30.36 8.66 9.13 MSCI 55.36 44.30 33.11 8.15 8.15

India Advantage Fund Ltd.India dedicated offshore investment opportunity(For Non-Resident Indians and eligible foreign nationals)


Issuer Sector Market % to NetValue Assets

TOP 20 EQUITY INVESTMENTS Bharti Televentures Ltd. Telecom-Services 8,848,056 9.77State Bank Of India Banks 7,429,616 8.21Canara Bank Banks 5,676,269 6.27United Phosphorus Ltd. Pesticides 5,098,067 5.63Pfizer India Ltd. Pharmaceuticals 4,764,107 5.26Infosys Technologies Ltd. Software 4,146,180 4.58Mcdowell & Company Limited Consumer Non Durables 4,024,435 4.45Hero Honda Ltd. Auto 3,864,974 4.27Glaxo Smithkline Pharma Ltd. Pharmaceuticals 3,674,208 4.06LIC Housing Finance Ltd. Finance 3,520,703 3.89Indian Hotels Co Ltd. Hotels 3,048,151 3.37Novartis Pharma Ltd. Pharmaceuticals 2,939,964 3.25Tata Consultancy Services Ltd Software 2,790,519 3.08Siemens Ltd. Industrial Capital Goods 2,634,398 2.91CMC Ltd. Hardware 2,440,694 2.70Satyam Computers Services Ltd. Software 2,434,565 2.69Aventis Pharma Ltd. Pharmaceuticals 2,411,367 2.66ITC Ltd. Consumer Non Durables 2,210,067 2.44Tata Elxsi Ltd. Hardware 2,061,735 2.28Alstom Power India Ltd. Industrial Capital Goods 1,561,163 1.72

Total of top 20 Equity Holdings 75,579,237 83.4932

Other Equity Investments 12,644,539 13.97 Total Equity Holdings 88,223,776 97.46

CALL & CALL EQUIVALENTS :Call Money 2,297,666 2.54

TOTAL 90,521,442 100.00

OTHER NET ASSETS (SUB FUND) 1,244,274

OTHER NET ASSETS (MAIN FUND) (136,751)

NET ASSETS 91,628,965.88

Investment via sub-fund, India Advantage (Offshore) Fund, are stated at market/fair value at the date of determination. Securities listed on a recognised stock exchange are valued at the last quoted closing price on the principal exchange on which the security istraded Non-traded securities are valued at amortised cost and/or fair value as determined in good faith by Birla Sun Life Asset Management Company Limited, India, Conversion Rate: 1 USD = INR 43.51

Fund Manager's Speak - India Advantage Fund

Nishid Shah

! Increased exposure to software and FMCG.

! Portfolio continues to remain attractive in terms of valuations and earnings growth.

22

Investment Performance (in%)

1 Year Returns are Absolute Returns 2 Year, 3 Year, 5 Year and Since Inception Return are Compounded Annualised Growth Rates (CAGR) Returns.

Bloomberg Ticker Code: INDADVC MP* For methodology refer page 24

S&P Fund Management Rating: 'A'*

Birla Sun Life AMC (Mauritius) Limited India Advantage Fundawarded 1st Place in the Standard & Poor's Five Years

Offshore Funds Equity India Sector out of 11 funds

2004 @@

2004

@@ for methodology please refer page 24

(Past performance is no guaranteeof future results.)

3rd consecutive award since 2002.

NAV($/UNIT)

96.21

1 year 2 Years 3 Years 5 Years Since Inception20-Aug-96

Compounded Annualized Returns India Advantage Fund Ltd. 56.69 70.34 58.07 17.50 29.09

Sensex 50.01 41.15 30.36 8.66 9.13 MSCI 55.36 44.30 33.11 8.15 8.15



0.02%0.79%1.05%1.21%

2.49%2.54%

3.49%3.89%

4.27%4.63%

4.97%6.89%

8.37%9.77%

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Addendums

NOTICE

ADDENDUM TO THE OFFER DOCUMENTS OF BIRLA MUTUAL FUND SCHEMES

Notice is hereby given in respect of the following:

I. Change in the load structure:

a. Birla Equity Plan (An open-ended Equity Linked Savings Scheme): The load structure for Birla Equity Plan with effect from May 2, 2005 will be as under:

Existing Revised

(w.e.f. May 2, 2005)

Entry Load For Purchase / switch • For Purchase / switch in of units less than Rs. 2in of units an Entry load of Crores in value, an Entry load of 2.25% is applicable.

2.25% is applicable. • For Purchase / switch in of units equal to or greaterthan Rs. 2 Crores and less than Rs. 5 Crores invalue, an entry load of 0.50% is applicable.

• For Purchase / switch in of units equal to or greaterthan Rs. 5 Crores in value, No entry load is applicable.

Exit Load Nil Nil

b. Birla Index Fund: The load structure for Birla Index Fund with effect from May 2, 2005 will be as under:

Existing Revised(w.e.f. May 2, 2005)

Entry Load Nil • For Purchase / switch in of units equal to or less thanRs. 10 lakhs in value, No entry load of is applicable.

• For Purchase / switch in of units greater than Rs. 10lakhs in value, an entry load of 0.50% is applicable.

Exit Load Nil Nil

The revised load structure will be applicable to all investments made on or after May 2, 2005. The AMC reserves the right to increase / decrease / introduce a Load at any time in future on a prospective basis. However such increase / decrease / introduction would be subject to the limits prescribed under the regulations.

II. Change in Key Personnel: Mr. Vikaas M. Sachdeva, Vice President Marketing & Communication hasceased to be a part of Birla Sun Life Asset Management Company Limited. Mr. Ravi Sharma Vice President Retail Sales has taken additional charge as Head Marketing & Communication.

III. Changes to the list of Official Points of Acceptance of Transactions for Birla Mutual Fund:

Location Old Official Point of Acceptance New Official Point of Acceptance

Trivandrum CAMS Transaction Point CAMS Transaction Point 15/181, Chennakara Bldg, Althara Junction, Tc 15 / 2012,Sheelatha Building,Vellayambalam, Trivandrum-6950 15 Womens' College Lane, Vazuthacadu,

Trivandrum-6950 14

Cochin CAMS Investor Service Center CAMS Investor Service Center41 / 1617, Rock Hill, First Floor, Banerji 40 / 9633 D, Veekshanam Road, NearRoad (North), Cochin - 682 018. International Hotel, Cochin-682 035

The above forms an integral part of the Offer Documents of the respective schemes of Birla Mutual Fund read with the addenda issued thereunder.

Date: April 27, 2005

NOTICE

ADDENDUM TO THE OFFER DOCUMENTS OF THE SCHEMES OF BIRLA MUTUAL FUND

(1) Change in the Registrar and Transfer Agent:

We wish to inform all the investors that with effect from April 18, 2005, Computer Age Management Services Pvt. Ltd. (CAMS) will be the Registrar and Transfer agent for all the schemes of Birla Mutual Fund.

Investors are requested to kindly take note of this and send all their future communication to Computer Age Management Services Pvt Ltd. (CAMS), Unit: Birla Mutual Fund, A & B, Lakshmi Bhawan, 609, Anna Salai, Chennai 600 006 Tel # 044 - 2829 3292, Fax # 044 - 2829 1514 or their local office in your area.

(2) Declaration of April 15, 2005 and April 16, 2005 as Non-Business Days:

In view of migration of records to the new Registrar and Transfer Agent, April 15, 2005 and 16, 2005 are hereby declared as non-business days. All applications for purchases, redemptions and switches received at the Official Points of Acceptance on these days will be deemed to have been accepted on the next business day of the schemes and processed accordingly.

Date: April 11, 2005

NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IN RESPECT OF THE FOLLOWING:

1. Changes to the list of Official Points of Acceptance of Transactions for Birla Mutual Fund:

Location Old Official Point of Acceptance New Official Point of Acceptance

Bangalore CAMS Investor Service Center CAMS Investor Service Center

No. 8 Kempe Gowda Road, Trade Center, 1st Floor, 45,

Second Floor, Mahaveer Shopping Dickenson Road (Next to Manipal

Complex, Bangalore 560 009 Center), Bangalore 560 042

2. Introduction of Daily Dividend Option in Birla Floating Rate Fund – Short Term Plan:

A Daily Dividend Option is being introduced in the existing Birla Floating Rate Fund - Short Term Plan with effect from May 20, 2005. Under this option, the AMC will endeavour to declare dividends on a daily basis, subject to availability of distributable surplus. The Dividend declared in the Option would be compulsorily reinvested at the ex-dividend NAV. Units in this Option will be available at an NAV of Rs. 10/- per unit on May 20, 2005 and at NAV based prices thereafter.

3. Introduction of Monthly Dividend Option in Birla Cash Plus–Institutional Premium Plan:

A Monthly Dividend Option is being introduced in the existing Birla Cash Plus – Institutional Premium Plan with effect from May 20, 2005. Under this option, the AMC will endeavour to declare dividends on a monthly basis on the last Business Day of each month, subject to availability of distributable surplus. The Monthly Dividend Option offers Dividend Payout and Dividend Reinvestment facility. Units in this Option will be available at an NAV of Rs. 10/- per unit on May 20, 2005 and at NAV (ex-dividend) based prices thereafter.

Date: May 18, 2005

NOTICE

ADDENDUM TO THE OFFER DOCUMENT OF BIRLA FIXED TERM DEBT FUND

(1) Change in the load structure

Notice is hereby given that the load structure for Series 2 - Plan 18 months of Birla Fixed Term

Debt Fund, which is scheduled to open for subscription from June 2, 2005, will be as under:

Load Structure-Plan 18 months (w.e.f. June 2, 2005)

Entry Load NIL

Exit Load Units redeemed / switched out within 13 Months from the date of allotment, an exit loadof 1% will be applicable.

Units redeemed / switched out after 13 Months from the date of allotment, no exit loadshall be applicable.

The revised load structure will be applicable to all investments made on or after June 2, 2005. The AMC reserves the right to increase / decrease / introduce a Load at any time in future on a prospective basis. However such increase / decrease / introduction would be subject to the limits prescribed under the regulations.

Date: June 1, 2005

NOTICE

ADDENDUM TO OFFER DOCUMENTS OF ALL SCHEMES OF BIRLA MUTUAL FUND

Notice is hereby given in respect of the following:

1. Changes to the list of official points of acceptance of transactions:

With effect from June 1, 2005, the following Investor Service Centres of CAMS will also be Official Points of Acceptance of Transactions for Liquid schemes of Birla Mutual Fund viz, Birla Cash Plus and Birla Floating Rate Fund- Short Term Plan.

• Goa: CAMS Investor Service Centre, No.108, 1st Floot, Gurudutta Building, Above Weekender, M. G. Road, Panaji 403001

• Surat: CAMS Investor Service Centre, Niva Apartments, Above Sagrampura - Rudarpura Co-OpBank, Bhatia Street, Nanpura, Surat - 395001

• Baroda: CAMS Investor Service Centre, 109 Silver Line, Beside World Trade Centre, Sayajigunj,Vadodara 390005

Also, with effect from June 1, 2005, the following Transaction Points of CAMS will be Official Points of Acceptance of Transactions for the schemes of Birla Mutual Fund (Except Birla Cash Plus and Birla Floating Rate Fund- Short Term Plan):

• Guntur: CAMS Transaction Point, Shyamsunder Golden Towers, Ground Floor, 3rd Lane, Brodipet,Adjacent to Over-bridge, Guntur - 522 002

• Nellore: CAMS Transaction Point, Shop No.13, First Floor, KAC Plaza, R R Street, Nellore 524 001

• Aurangabad: CAMS Transaction Point, Office No. 1, 1st Floor, Amodi Complex, Juna Bazar, Aurangabad - 431 001

• Dhanbad: CAMS Transaction Point, Urmila Towers, Room No: 111(1st Floor), Bank More, Dhanbad 826 001

• Meerut: CAMS Transaction Point, 108 Ist Floor Shivam Plaza, Opposite Eves Cinema, Hapur Road,Meerut 250 002

• Kota: CAMS Transaction Point, B-33 'Kalyan Bhawan', Triangle Part ,Vallabh Nagar, Kota 324 007

2. In the offer documents, under the heading "Penalties, Pending Litigations or Proceedings…, the following the para be added under the title "All cases of penalties awarded by SEBI under the SEBI Act or any of its regulations ……...."

SEBI has imposed a penalty of Rs. 75,000/- on Birla Mutual Fund for non-compliance of disclosure requirements under Regulation 7(1) and (2) of SEBI (Substantial Acquisition of Shares and Takeovers) Regulations, 1997 pursuant to the acquisition of 1,61,200 shares (representing 5.01%of the paid up capital) of Subex Systems Ltd. on October 18, 1999 by the schemes of Birla Mutual Fund.

This Addendum forms an integral part of the Offer Documents of the schemes of Birla Mutual Fund read with theaddenda issued thereunder.

Date: May 27, 2005

NOTICE

ADDENDUM TO OFFER DOCUMENTS OF ALL SCHEMES OF BIRLA MUTUAL FUND

Mr. James H Van Harmelen has resigned from the Board of Directors of Birla Sun Life Trustee Company Private Limited with effect from April 29, 2005. In view of the same, the details of Mr. Harmelen as a director of the company have been deleted from the Offer Documents.

This Addendum forms an integral part of the Offer Documents of Birla Mutual Fund read with the addenda issued thereunder.

Date: May 5, 2005


# Value Research RankingsValue Research Fund Ratings are a composite measure of historical risk-adjusted returns. In the case of equity and hybrid funds this rating is based on the weighted average monthly returns for the last 3 and 5-year periods. In the case of debt funds this rating is based on the weighted average weekly returns for the last 18 months and 3-year periods and in case of short-term debt funds - weekly returns for the last 18 months. These ratings do not take into consideration any entry or exit load.Five-stars indicate that a fund is in the top 10 per cent of its category in terms of historical risk-adjusted returns. Four stars indicate that a fund is in the next 22.5 per cent of its category. The number of schemes in each category is mentioned along side the categories name. Equity Diversified (62), Equity Tax Planning (19), Hybrid Equity Oriented (25), Hybrid: Monthly Income (15), Debt: Medium-term (35), Gilt: Medium and Long-term (28), Gilt: Short-term (15), Debt: Ultra Short-term (38), Debt: Short-term (19) Hybrid: Debt-oriented (10). These Fund Ratings are as on June 30, 2005. The Value Research Ratings are published in Monthly Mutual Fund Performance Report and Mutual Fund Insight. The Ratings are subject to change every month. The Rating is based on primary data provided by respective funds, Value Research does not guarantee the accuracy.Ranking Entity

#CNBC Award Methodology

CNBC TV18 - CRISIL Mutual Fund of the Year Award for Birla Income Plus Plan B and Birla Bond Plus - Retail

Birla Income Plus Plan B was among the 2 schemes that won the CNBC TV18 - CRISIL Mutual Fund of the Year Award in the Open - ended Income Funds Category. In total 13 schemes were eligible for the award universe.Birla Bond Plus - Retail was among the 2 schemes that won the CNBC TV18 - CRISIL Mutual Fund of the Year Award in the Open-ended Income-Short Term Funds Category. In total 14 schemes were eligible for the award universe Schemes present in all four quarter CRISIL CPRs were considered for the award. The awards are based on consistency of schemes' performance in the four quarterly CRISIL CPR rankings released during the calendar year 2004. The individual CRISIL CPR parameter scores averaged for the four quarters and further multiplied by the parameter weight as per the CRISIL CPR methodology to arrive at the final scores. The criteria used in computing the CRISIL Composite Performance Rank are Superior Return Score, Average Maturity, Concentration, Liquidity and Asset Quality of the scheme. The methodology does not take into account the entry and exit loads levied by the scheme. The CRISIL CPR is no indication of the performance that can be expected from the scheme in future. A detailed methodology of the CRISIL CPR is available at www.crisil.com.

Rankings and Award Source: CRISIL FundServices, CRISIL Ltd.

@ICRA - Ranking Methodology & Disclaimer: Birla India Opportunities Fund has been ranked ICRA MFR 1 by ICRA Online in the category 'Open Ended Sectoral Schemes - Technology' for its 3 year performance till December 31, 2004. The rank indicates performance within the top 10% of the stated category, which had a total of 10 similar funds, including this scheme. Birla Income Plus has been ranked ICRA MFR 1 by ICRA Online in the category 'Open Ended Debt Schemes - Long Term' for its 3 year performance till December 31, 2004. The rank indicates performance within the top 10% of the stated category, which had a total of 22 similar funds, including this scheme. Birla Gilt Plus Liquid Plan has been ranked ICRA MFR 1 by ICRA Online in the category 'Open ended Gilt Schemes - Short Term' for its 1 year performance till December 31, 2004. The rank indicates performance within the top 10% of the stated category, which had a total of 12 similar funds, including this scheme. Birla Gilt Plus Liquid Plan has been ranked ICRA MFR 1 by ICRA Online in the category 'Open ended Gilt Schemes - Short Term' for its 3 year performance till December 31, 2004. The rank indicates performance within the top 10% of the stated category, which had a total of 9 similar funds, including this scheme. The ranks are an outcome of an objective and comparative analysis against various performance parameters, including: risk adjusted return; fund size, Sector Concentration, and average maturity. The ranking methodology did not take into account the entry and exit loads imposed by the Fund. The ranks are neither a certificate of statutory compliance nor any guarantee on the future performance of Birla India Opportunities Fund, Birla Gilt Plus Liquid Plan or Birla Income Plus. Ranking Source: ICRA Online

^^CRISIL CPR - Ranking Methodology & Disclaimer:

Birla Cash Plus - Retail Plan : CRISIL~CPR 2 Open End Liquid Scheme, April 2003 to

March 2005.

CRISIL~CPR 2: The composite performance of Birla Cash Plus Retail Plan is 'Good' in

the Open End Liquid Category, and ranks within the top 30 % of the 22 schemes ranked in

this category. The criteria used in computing the CRISIL Composite Performance Rank

are Superior Return Score, based on NAVs over the 2-year period ended March 31, 2005,

Average Maturity, Concentration, Liquidity and Asset Quality of the scheme. The

methodology does not take into account the entry and exit loads levied by the scheme.

The CRISIL CPR is no indication of the performance that can be expected from the

scheme in future.

Ranking Source: CRISIL FundServices, CRISIL Limited

Methodology of Ranking

Birla Midcap Fund: CRISIL~CPR 2 Open End Equity Scheme, April 2003 to March 2005.

CRISIL~CPR 2': The composite performance of Birla Midcap Fund is 'Good' in the Open

End Equity Category, and ranks within the Top 30% of the 44 schemes ranked in this

category. The criteria used in computing the CRISIL Composite Performance Rank are

Superior Return Score, based on NAVs over the 2-year period ended March 31, 2005,

Concentration and Liquidity of the scheme. The methodology does not take into account

the entry and exit loads levied by the scheme. The CRISIL CPR is no indication of the

performance that can be expected from the scheme in future.

Ranking Source: CRISIL FundServices, CRISIL Limited

@@ STANDARD & POOR'S FUND AWARDS 2004 MethodologyFunds must have minimum assets under management of US$4m, as at end of June 2003. The Offshore fund universe for the purposes of these Awards excludes funds that are domiciled in Luxembourg or Ireland. Awards are calculated for 1 and 5 years. There must be a minimum of 10 funds in a sector to qualify for the calculation. For detailed methodology, kindly visit http://www.funds-sp.comFund Management RatingsA S&P Rating is its current opinion of a fund's adherence to consistent investment processes combined with the level of volatility adjusted returns. In S&P's opinion, funds which adhere to disciplined processes and exhibit strong management, are more likely, over the long run, to provide consistent, above average volatility adjusted returns, relative to the funds in the same sector. The rating is based on an evaluation of qualitative (management, investment process and organization) and quantitative (historic performance, portfolio construction and volatility) factors which contribute to long term performance. The rating does not address, the market, credit or counter party risk of a fund, nor a fund's suitability as a counter party or obligor.Ratings Definition Funds rated in the AAA to A categories demonstrate to S&P an ability to provide above average volatility, adjusted returns over long term period (relative to funds in the same sector) along with a strong ability to adhere to a consistent investment process. The differentiation in the rating categories is based on quantitative factors along with Standard & Poor's The McGraw-Hill Companies's assessment of the investment process and management.AAA: A fund which demonstrates an extremely strong ability to adhere to consistent investment processes and provides above average volatility adjusters returns relative to funds with similar objectives. AA: The fund demonstrates very high standards of quality in its sector based on its investment process and management's consistency of performance as compared to funds with similar objectives. A: The fund demonstrates a high standard or quality in its sector based on its investment process arid management's consistency of performance as compared with funds with similar objectives NR: Funds designated as NR (not rated) currently do not meet the requisite performance standards and / or the minimum qualitative criteria.

Outlook Money Wealth Creator Awards: Best Equity Fund House (Runners Up) - Ranking Methodology: The Wealth Creator Awards (Mutual Funds) have been broken down in two parts; qualitative and quantitative parameters. The qualitative parameters carried 40% weightage and the quantitative carried 60% weightage. For the quantitative parameters, risk-adjusted returns (returns adjusted for downside risk) - was the key parameter for evaluation. The database of Credence Analytics was the data source for this analysis.For the qualitative part, questionnaires were sent to fund houses, asking them for information on operational aspects like nature of schemes, Online subscription and redemprion facilities, SIP, SWP, Lock-ins, Fines imposed by any authority, Trigger facility, No-load switching option, Information on website, Quarterly newsletters, Investor complaints, etc. All Fund Houses with assets under management of at least Rs 500 crore, as of 30 June 2004, were only considered. A minimum track-record of 5 years was also specified for the Equity schemes.


LOAD STRUCTURE AT A GLANCEEQUITY FUNDS ENTRY LOAD EXIT LOAD

(i) In respect of each purchases/switch-in of Units less than Rs. 2 crores in value, an Entry load of 2.25 % is applicable.

(ii) In respect of each purchases/switch-in of Units , equal to or greater than Rs. 2 crores and less than Rs. 5 crores in value, an Entry load of 0.50% is applicable.

(iii) In respect of each purchases /switch-in of Units, equal to or greater than Rs. 5 crores in value, No Entry load is applicable

Birla Index Fund

Birla Advantage Fund

Birla India Opportunities Fund(Formerly Birla IT Fund)

Birla Midcap Fund

Birla Dividend Yield Plus

Birla MNC Fund

Birla Balance

Birla Equity Plan(An open-ended Equity Linked Savings Scheme with a lock-in of 3 years)

Nil

DEBT FUNDS ENTRY LOAD EXIT LOAD

Birla Income Plus Retail Plan Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Birla Cash Plus

Birla MIP (An open-ended fund. Monthly income is not assured and is subject to the availability of distributable surplus.)

Birla Bond Plus

Birla Bond Index Fund

Birla Floating Rate Fund

Short Term Plan

Long Term Plan

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Birla Gilt Plus

Plan A - Liquid Plan

Plan B - PF Plan

Plan C - Regular Plan

1.00% if exited within 365 days

Nil

In respect of each purchase / switch-in of Units, upto and including Rs. 10 lacs in value, an Exit Load of 0.60% is payable if Units are redeemed / switch-out within 180 days. In respect of each purchase /switch-inof Units, greater than Rs. 10 lacs in value, no exit load is payable

In respect of each purchases / switch-in of Units, upto and including Rs. 10 lacs in value, an Exit Load of 0.60% is payable if Units are redeemed / switch-out within 90 days from the date of allotment. In respect of each purchase / switch-in of Units, greater than Rs. 10 lacs in value, no exit load is payable

In respect of each purchase / switch-in of Units, upto and including Rs. 10 lacs in value, an Exit Load of 0.50% is payable if Units are redeemed / switch-out within 180 days. In respect of each purchase / switch-in of Units, greater than Rs. 10 lacs in value, no exit load is payable

Nil

Nil Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Birla MIP II (An open-ended fund. Monthly income is not assured and is subject to the availability of distributable surplus.)

Saving 5 Plan

Wealth 25 Plan

Please check the applicable load structure at the time of investing.

Disclaimer: Any information contained in this publication does not constitute and shall be deemed not to constitute an advice, an offer to sell/ purchase or as an invitation or solicitation to do so for any securities of any entity, and further, Birla Sun Life AMC Ltd./ its subsidiaries / affiliates / sponsors / trustee or their officers, employees, personnel, directors shall not be liable for any loss, damage, liability whatsoever for any direct or indirect loss arising from the use or access of any information that may be displayed in this publication from time to time. Recipients of the information contained herein should exercise due care and caution and read the offer documents (including if necessary, obtaining the advice of tax / legal / accounting / financial / other professionals) prior to taking of any decision, acting or omitting to act, on the basis of the information contained herein.Editorial opinions expressed in the 'Connect' are not necessarily those of Birla Sun Life AMC Ltd. or any of their officers, employees, personnel, directors and Birla Sun Life AMC Ltd. and its officers, employees, personnel, directors do not accept responsibility for the editorial content. Birla Sun Life AMC Ltd. or any of its officers, employees, personnel, directors make no representation as to the accuracy, completeness or reliability of the editorial content and hereby disclaim any liability with regard to the same.

Aggressive Plan

Moderate Plan

Conservative Plan

1.50%

1.00%

0.50%

Nil

Nil

Nil

FUND OF FUNDS ENTRY LOAD EXIT LOAD

Birla Asset Allocation Fund

Nil

In respect of each purchases /switch-in of Units, upto and including Rs. 10 lacs in value, an Exit Load of 0.60% is payable if Units are redeemed / switch-out within 180 days from the date of allotment. In respect of each purchase / switch-in of Units, greater than Rs. 10 lacs in value, no exit load is payable

In respect of each purchases / switch-in of Units, upto and including Rs. 10 lacs in value, an Exit Load of 0.25% is payable if Units are redeemed / switch-out within 90 days from the date of allotment. In respect of each purchase / switch-in of Units, greater than Rs. 10 lacs in value, no exit load is payable

Birla Dynamic Bond Fund Retail Nil

Nil

Nil

Invest in Equity Schemes through an SIP. For investments less than or equal to Rs. 10 Lac per cheque, there will be no Entry Load. However, such investments will be charged an Exit Load equivalent to the waived entry load, if redeemed/switched out within 365 days from the date of allotment. Any switch-in of units from Birla Cash Plus to Birla Advantage Fund, Birla Dividend Yield Plus, Birla Midcap Fund, Birla MNC Fund, Birla India Opportunities Fund and Birla Balance, an entry load of 2.25% shall be applicable.

For purchase/switch-in of units equal to or less than Rs. 10 lakhs in value, no entry load is applicable.For purchase/switch-in of units greater than Rs. 10 lacs in value, an entry load of 0.50% is applicable.

Dividend History#EQUITY SCHEMES Declared Dividend Dividend Face value Cum Dividend NAV

on date (%) (Rs. per unit) (Rs.) (Rs. per unit)

Birla Advantage Fund 27-Aug-99 20 2.00 10.00 33.8122-Mar-00 80 8.00 10.00 70.3728-Nov-03 30 3.00 10.00 44.8823-Jan-04 20 2.00 10.00 47.3312-Mar-04 25 2.50 10.00 46.1023-Mar-05 50 5.00 10.00 54.25

Birla Equity Plan 31-Mar-00 25 2.50 10.00 30.4315-Feb-02 10 1.00 10.00 12.4517-Oct-03 15 1.50 10.00 24.8926-Mar-04 15 1.50 10.00 26.90

Birla India Opportunities Fund 04-Feb-00 25 2.50 10.00 28.97

14-Jan-03 10 1.00 10.00 12.1627-Feb-04 60 6.00 10.00 18.6926-Oct-04 12.5 1.25 10.00 14.17

Birla MNC Fund 04-Feb-00 25 2.50 10.00 39.4622-Feb-02 40 4.00 10.00 27.1629-Aug-03 50 5.00 10.00 30.5818-Jan-05 50 5.00 10.00 42.80

Birla Midcap Fund 24-Jan-03 5 0.50 10.00 10.5219-Jun-03 10 1.00 10.00 11.8322-Jul-03 10 1.00 10.00 11.8124-Dec-03 60 6.00 10.00 18.358-Oct-04 12.5 1.25 10.00 13.72

28-Jan-05 10.0 1.00 10.00 14.75

Birla Dividend Yield Plus 30-May-03 8 0.80 10.00 11.8413-Jun-03 5 0.50 10.00 10.8824-Jul-03 12 1.20 10.00 11.62

19-Sept-03 18 1.80 10.00 12.0931-Oct-03 10 1.00 10.00 11.8726-Dec-03 15 1.50 10.00 13.9313-Feb-04 10 1.00 10.00 12.5828-Sep-04 8 0.80 10.00 11.5724-Dec-04 14 1.40 10.00 13.7511-Mar-05 10 1.00 10.00 12.8501-Jul-05 8 0.80 10.00 11.91

Birla Index Fund 17-Oct-03 56 5.60 10.00 16.1903-Feb-04 16.5 1.65 10.00 11.9857

Birla Balance 17-Oct-03 15 1.50 10.00 13.32#DEBT SCHEMES Declared Dividend Dividend Face value Cum Dividend NAV

(From Jan. 2005) on date (%) (Rs. per unit) (Rs.) (Rs. per unit)

Birla Income Plus 15-Mar-05 0.750* 0.0750* 10.00 10.1853 Non Corporates 15-Jun-05 0.658 0.0658* 10.00 10.1396 Corporates 15-Jun-05 0.613 0.0613* 10.00 10.1396

Birla Gilt Plus

Liquid Plan 15-Mar-05 1.050* 0.105* 10.00 10.6697 Non Corporates 15-Jun-05 1.052 0.1052 10.00 10.5815 Corporates 15-Jun-05 0.98 0.098 10.00 10.5815

PF Plan 15-Mar-05 1.329* 0.1329* 10.00 10.8710 Non Corporates 15-June-05 1.03 0.103 10.00 10.7185 Corporates 15-Jun-05 0.96 0.096 10.00 10.7185

Regular Plan 15-Mar-05 1.39* 0.139* 10.00 11.2636 Non Corporates 15-Jun-05 1.105 0.105 10.00 11.1033 Corporates 15-Jun-05 1.029 0.1029 10.00 10.1033

Birla MIP (Since January 2005)(Monthly Dividend Plan) 28-Jan-05 0.70* 0.070* 10.00 10.8565

25-Feb-05 0.70* 0.070* 10.00 10.870125-Mar-05 0.70* 0.070* 10.00 10.411529-Apr-05 0.70* 0.070* 10.00 10.710627-May-05 0.70* 0.070* 10.00 10.6977

Non Corporates 24-Jun-05 0.614 0.0614 10.00 10.6784 Corporates 24-Jun-05 0.572 0.0572 10.00 10.6784

Birla MIP II - Savings 5 Plan 28-Jan-05 0.35* 0.0351* 10.00 10.163725-Feb-05 0.35* 0.0351* 10.00 10.182225-Mar-05 0.35* 0.0350* 10.00 10.159329-Apr-05 0.30* 0.030* 10.00 10.133627-May-05 0.30* 0.030* 10.00 10.1335


Birla MIP II - Wealth 25 Plan 28-Jan-05 0.70* 0.070* 10.00 10.495325-Feb-05 0.80* 0.080* 10.00 10.525525-Mar-05 0.60* 0.060* 10.00 10.411529-Apr-05 0.52* 0.052* 10.00 10.303027-May-05 0.70* 0.070* 10.00 10.3706


Birla Floating Rate Fund(Long Term Plan) (Since January 2005) 28-Jan-05 0.400* 0.040* 10.00 10.4140

25-Feb-05 0.400* 0.040* 10.00 10.414425-Mar-05 0.383* 0.0383* 10.00 10.412729-Apr-05 0.550* 0.055* 10.00 10.430627-May-05 0.407* 0.055* 10.00 10.3801


(For select Schemes)

* Gross Dividend declared. The Dividend Distribution Tax Rates for Corporates is 20.91% and for Non-Corporates is 13.06875%.# Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. Dividend distribution is not assured and is subject to availability of

distributable surplus. After payment of dividend the NAV will fall to the extent of payout.

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Dividend History#EQUITY SCHEMES Declared Dividend Dividend Face value Cum Dividend NAV

on date (%) (Rs. per unit) (Rs.) (Rs. per unit)

Birla Advantage Fund 27-Aug-99 20 2.00 10.00 33.8122-Mar-00 80 8.00 10.00 70.3728-Nov-03 30 3.00 10.00 44.8823-Jan-04 20 2.00 10.00 47.3312-Mar-04 25 2.50 10.00 46.1023-Mar-05 50 5.00 10.00 54.25

Birla Equity Plan 31-Mar-00 25 2.50 10.00 30.4315-Feb-02 10 1.00 10.00 12.4517-Oct-03 15 1.50 10.00 24.8926-Mar-04 15 1.50 10.00 26.90

Birla India Opportunities Fund 04-Feb-00 25 2.50 10.00 28.97

14-Jan-03 10 1.00 10.00 12.1627-Feb-04 60 6.00 10.00 18.6926-Oct-04 12.5 1.25 10.00 14.17

Birla MNC Fund 04-Feb-00 25 2.50 10.00 39.4622-Feb-02 40 4.00 10.00 27.1629-Aug-03 50 5.00 10.00 30.5818-Jan-05 50 5.00 10.00 42.80

Birla Midcap Fund 24-Jan-03 5 0.50 10.00 10.5219-Jun-03 10 1.00 10.00 11.8322-Jul-03 10 1.00 10.00 11.8124-Dec-03 60 6.00 10.00 18.358-Oct-04 12.5 1.25 10.00 13.72

28-Jan-05 10.0 1.00 10.00 14.75

Birla Dividend Yield Plus 30-May-03 8 0.80 10.00 11.8413-Jun-03 5 0.50 10.00 10.8824-Jul-03 12 1.20 10.00 11.62

19-Sept-03 18 1.80 10.00 12.0931-Oct-03 10 1.00 10.00 11.8726-Dec-03 15 1.50 10.00 13.9313-Feb-04 10 1.00 10.00 12.5828-Sep-04 8 0.80 10.00 11.5724-Dec-04 14 1.40 10.00 13.7511-Mar-05 10 1.00 10.00 12.8501-Jul-05 8 0.80 10.00 11.91

Birla Index Fund 17-Oct-03 56 5.60 10.00 16.1903-Feb-04 16.5 1.65 10.00 11.9857

Birla Balance 17-Oct-03 15 1.50 10.00 13.32#DEBT SCHEMES Declared Dividend Dividend Face value Cum Dividend NAV

(From Jan. 2005) on date (%) (Rs. per unit) (Rs.) (Rs. per unit)

Birla Income Plus 15-Mar-05 0.750* 0.0750* 10.00 10.1853 Non Corporates 15-Jun-05 0.658 0.0658* 10.00 10.1396 Corporates 15-Jun-05 0.613 0.0613* 10.00 10.1396

Birla Gilt Plus

Liquid Plan 15-Mar-05 1.050* 0.105* 10.00 10.6697 Non Corporates 15-Jun-05 1.052 0.1052 10.00 10.5815 Corporates 15-Jun-05 0.98 0.098 10.00 10.5815

PF Plan 15-Mar-05 1.329* 0.1329* 10.00 10.8710 Non Corporates 15-June-05 1.03 0.103 10.00 10.7185 Corporates 15-Jun-05 0.96 0.096 10.00 10.7185

Regular Plan 15-Mar-05 1.39* 0.139* 10.00 11.2636 Non Corporates 15-Jun-05 1.105 0.105 10.00 11.1033 Corporates 15-Jun-05 1.029 0.1029 10.00 10.1033

Birla MIP (Since January 2005)(Monthly Dividend Plan) 28-Jan-05 0.70* 0.070* 10.00 10.8565

25-Feb-05 0.70* 0.070* 10.00 10.870125-Mar-05 0.70* 0.070* 10.00 10.411529-Apr-05 0.70* 0.070* 10.00 10.710627-May-05 0.70* 0.070* 10.00 10.6977


Birla MIP II - Savings 5 Plan 28-Jan-05 0.35* 0.0351* 10.00 10.163725-Feb-05 0.35* 0.0351* 10.00 10.182225-Mar-05 0.35* 0.0350* 10.00 10.159329-Apr-05 0.30* 0.030* 10.00 10.133627-May-05 0.30* 0.030* 10.00 10.1335


Birla MIP II - Wealth 25 Plan 28-Jan-05 0.70* 0.070* 10.00 10.495325-Feb-05 0.80* 0.080* 10.00 10.525525-Mar-05 0.60* 0.060* 10.00 10.411529-Apr-05 0.52* 0.052* 10.00 10.303027-May-05 0.70* 0.070* 10.00 10.3706


Birla Floating Rate Fund(Long Term Plan) (Since January 2005) 28-Jan-05 0.400* 0.040* 10.00 10.4140

25-Feb-05 0.400* 0.040* 10.00 10.414425-Mar-05 0.383* 0.0383* 10.00 10.412729-Apr-05 0.550* 0.055* 10.00 10.430627-May-05 0.407* 0.055* 10.00 10.3801


(For select Schemes)

* Gross Dividend declared. The Dividend Distribution Tax Rates for Corporates is 20.91% and for Non-Corporates is 13.06875%.# Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. Dividend distribution is not assured and is subject to availability of

distributable surplus. After payment of dividend the NAV will fall to the extent of payout.

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$Performanceat a glance

DEBT SCHEME

Period 1 Year 2 Years 3 Years 5 Years Since Inception

Birla MIP (Growth)Crisil MIP Blended IndexInception - November 20,2000

Birla Income Plus (Growth)Crisil Composite Bond Fund IndexInception - October 23,1995

Birla Gilt Plus - Liq. (Growth)I-Sec Si-Bex

Birla Gilt Plus - PF (Growth)Birla Gilt Plus - Reg (Growth)I-Sec Li-BexInception - October 12, 1999

Period 1 Month 2 Months 3 Months 1 Year 3 Years 5 Years Since Inception

Birla Cash Plus - Retail (Growth)Crisil Liquid Fund IndexInception - June 16,1997

Birla Bond Plus - Retail (Growth)CRISIL Short-Term Bond Fund Index Inception - November 26,2001

Birla Bond Index Fund (Growth)Crisil Composite Bond Fund Index Inception - April 24,2003

Birla Floating Rate Fund LTP - GrowthSTP - Growth Crisil Liquid Fund IndexInception - June 04, 2003

Birla MIP II - Saving 5 (Growth)Crisil MIP Blended IndexInception - May 01, 2004

Birla MIP II - Wealth 25 (Growth)Crisil MIP Blended IndexInception - May 01, 2004

Birla AAF - Conservative Plan (Growth)Crisil MIP Blended IndexInception - January 23,2004

Birla Dynamic Bond Fund (Growth)Crisil Composite Bond Fund IndexInception - September 24,2004

EQUITY SCHEME

Period 1 Year 2 Years 3 Years 5 Years SinceInception/Takeover

Birla Advantage Fund (Growth)S&P NiftyBSE SensexInception - February 24, 1995

Birla Equity PlanS&P NiftyBSE SensexInception - February 16, 1999

Birla India Opportunities Fund (Growth)(formerly Birla IT Fund)CNX500Takeover - December 27, 1999

Birla MNC Fund (Growth)CNX MNC Takeover - December 27, 1999

Birla Balance (Growth)Crisil Balanced Fund Index Inception - October 12, 1999

Birla Index Fund (Growth) S&P NiftyInception - September 17, 2002

Birla Midcap Fund (Growth)CNX Midcap Inception - October 16, 2002

Birla Dividend Yield Plus (Growth) CNX500Inception - February 10, 2003

Period 1 Month 2 Months 3 Months 1 Year Since Inception

Birla AAF - Aggressive Plan (Growth)S&P NiftyInception - January 23,2004

Birla AAF - Moderate Plan (Growth)Crisil Balanced Fund IndexInception - January 23,2004

Returns calculated as on June 30, 2005 Absolute returns for period less than 1 year, CAGR for period 1year or more $ All return figures are in percentage. Performance has been calculated on the basis of the Advertisement Code as prescribed under SEBI (Mutual Funds) Regulations, 1996. Past performance may or may not be sustained in future.

8.26 9.16 10.43 -- 11.528.75 8.66 9.79 -- --

1.97 2.8 6.72 9.42 11.313.24 3.3 6.37 -- --

5.02 4.62 6.56 8.47 9.133.93 4.82 6.09 -- --

1.6 3.22 9.12 12.16 12.131.97 3.49 9.59 14.03 14.14.09 4.06 10.11 -- --

0.43 0.87 1.28 4.81 5.17 6.51 7.640.38 0.76 1.17 4.35 4.63 -- --

0.54 1.09 1.55 5.4 6.08 -- 6.420.45 0.92 1.27 4.19 5.22 -- --

0.87 1.41 1.19 2.36 -- -- 3.580.83 1.74 1.47 3.24 6.37 -- 3.74

0.46 0.95 1.41 5.3 -- -- 5.20.45 0.92 1.35 5.14 -- -- 4.960.38 0.76 1.17 4.35 4.63 -- 4.21

0.39 0.99 1.22 5.12 -- -- 4.141.76 3.87 2.94 8.75 9.79 -- 3.73

0.86 2.72 2.26 12.2 -- -- 9.111.76 3.87 2.94 8.75 9.79 -- 3.73

0.93 2.89 2.87 14.52 -- -- 8.961.76 3.87 2.94 8.75 9.79 -- 4.06

0.62 1.21 1.62 -- -- -- 3.960.83 1.74 1.47 -- -- -- 3.21

56.45 51.1 38.21 8.34 20.347.49 39.86 27.96 8.57 7.7850.01 41.15 30.3 8.66 7.34

61.54 53.31 50.45 11.88 24.2947.49 39.86 27.96 8.57 14.0950.01 41.15 30.3 8.66 12.77

45.27 46.84 33.66 5.15 3.7452.74 45.9 35 12.16 7.64

49.01 50.83 36.98 17.86 19.5543.84 24.24 15.17 2.8 1.99

28.93 30.89 27.09 7.88 10.9726.67 25.47 19.96 -- --

47.43 39.94 -- -- 34.7747.49 39.86 27.96 8.57 33.4

61.18 62.27 -- -- 56.8296.3 74.93 52.98 26.78 70.7

48.05 54.83 -- -- 57.6752.74 45.9 35 12.16 46.89

0.86 5.88 6.71 41.89 17.827.15 16.72 11.38 47.49 13.67

0.47 4.16 4.82 31.85 14.444.59 10.51 7.38 26.67 10.36

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$Performanceat a glance

DEBT SCHEME

Period 1 Year 2 Years 3 Years 5 Years Since Inception

Birla MIP (Growth)Crisil MIP Blended IndexInception - November 20,2000

Birla Income Plus (Growth)Crisil Composite Bond Fund IndexInception - October 23,1995

Birla Gilt Plus - Liq. (Growth)I-Sec Si-Bex

Birla Gilt Plus - PF (Growth)Birla Gilt Plus - Reg (Growth)I-Sec Li-BexInception - October 12, 1999

Period 1 Month 2 Months 3 Months 1 Year 3 Years 5 Years Since Inception

Birla Cash Plus - Retail (Growth)Crisil Liquid Fund IndexInception - June 16,1997

Birla Bond Plus - Retail (Growth)CRISIL Short-Term Bond Fund Index Inception - November 26,2001

Birla Bond Index Fund (Growth)Crisil Composite Bond Fund Index Inception - April 24,2003

Birla Floating Rate Fund LTP - GrowthSTP - Growth Crisil Liquid Fund IndexInception - June 04, 2003

Birla MIP II - Saving 5 (Growth)Crisil MIP Blended IndexInception - May 01, 2004

Birla MIP II - Wealth 25 (Growth)Crisil MIP Blended IndexInception - May 01, 2004

Birla AAF - Conservative Plan (Growth)Crisil MIP Blended IndexInception - January 23,2004

Birla Dynamic Bond Fund (Growth)Crisil Composite Bond Fund IndexInception - September 24,2004

EQUITY SCHEME

Period 1 Year 2 Years 3 Years 5 Years SinceInception/Takeover

Birla Advantage Fund (Growth)S&P NiftyBSE SensexInception - February 24, 1995

Birla Equity PlanS&P NiftyBSE SensexInception - February 16, 1999

Birla India Opportunities Fund (Growth)(formerly Birla IT Fund)CNX500Takeover - December 27, 1999

Birla MNC Fund (Growth)CNX MNC Takeover - December 27, 1999

Birla Balance (Growth)Crisil Balanced Fund Index Inception - October 12, 1999

Birla Index Fund (Growth) S&P NiftyInception - September 17, 2002

Birla Midcap Fund (Growth)CNX Midcap Inception - October 16, 2002

Birla Dividend Yield Plus (Growth) CNX500Inception - February 10, 2003

Period 1 Month 2 Months 3 Months 1 Year Since Inception

Birla AAF - Aggressive Plan (Growth)S&P NiftyInception - January 23,2004

Birla AAF - Moderate Plan (Growth)Crisil Balanced Fund IndexInception - January 23,2004

Returns calculated as on June 30, 2005 Absolute returns for period less than 1 year, CAGR for period 1year or more $ All return figures are in percentage. Performance has been calculated on the basis of the Advertisement Code as prescribed under SEBI (Mutual Funds) Regulations, 1996. Past performance may or may not be sustained in future.

8.26 9.16 10.43 -- 11.528.75 8.66 9.79 -- --

1.97 2.8 6.72 9.42 11.313.24 3.3 6.37 -- --

5.02 4.62 6.56 8.47 9.133.93 4.82 6.09 -- --

1.6 3.22 9.12 12.16 12.131.97 3.49 9.59 14.03 14.14.09 4.06 10.11 -- --

0.43 0.87 1.28 4.81 5.17 6.51 7.640.38 0.76 1.17 4.35 4.63 -- --

0.54 1.09 1.55 5.4 6.08 -- 6.420.45 0.92 1.27 4.19 5.22 -- --

0.87 1.41 1.19 2.36 -- -- 3.580.83 1.74 1.47 3.24 6.37 -- 3.74

0.46 0.95 1.41 5.3 -- -- 5.20.45 0.92 1.35 5.14 -- -- 4.960.38 0.76 1.17 4.35 4.63 -- 4.21

0.39 0.99 1.22 5.12 -- -- 4.141.76 3.87 2.94 8.75 9.79 -- 3.73

0.86 2.72 2.26 12.2 -- -- 9.111.76 3.87 2.94 8.75 9.79 -- 3.73

0.93 2.89 2.87 14.52 -- -- 8.961.76 3.87 2.94 8.75 9.79 -- 4.06

0.62 1.21 1.62 -- -- -- 3.960.83 1.74 1.47 -- -- -- 3.21

56.45 51.1 38.21 8.34 20.347.49 39.86 27.96 8.57 7.7850.01 41.15 30.3 8.66 7.34

61.54 53.31 50.45 11.88 24.2947.49 39.86 27.96 8.57 14.0950.01 41.15 30.3 8.66 12.77

45.27 46.84 33.66 5.15 3.7452.74 45.9 35 12.16 7.64

49.01 50.83 36.98 17.86 19.5543.84 24.24 15.17 2.8 1.99

28.93 30.89 27.09 7.88 10.9726.67 25.47 19.96 -- --

47.43 39.94 -- -- 34.7747.49 39.86 27.96 8.57 33.4

61.18 62.27 -- -- 56.8296.3 74.93 52.98 26.78 70.7

48.05 54.83 -- -- 57.6752.74 45.9 35 12.16 46.89

0.86 5.88 6.71 41.89 17.827.15 16.72 11.38 47.49 13.67

0.47 4.16 4.82 31.85 14.444.59 10.51 7.38 26.67 10.36

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Constitution: Birla Mutual Fund (BMF), has been set up as a trust under the Indian Trust Act, 1882. Sponsors: Sun Life (India) AMC Investments Inc. and Birla Global Finance Ltd. (liability restricted to seed corpus of Rs. 1 lac) Trustee: Birla Sun Life Trustee Co. Pvt. Ltd. Investment Manager: Birla Sun Life Asset Management Company Ltd. Risk Factors: Mutual Funds and securities investments are subject to usual risks associated with capital and money market instruments. There can be no assurance that the funds objectives will be achieved. As with any investment in securities, the NAV of the units issued under the schemes can go up or down depending on the factors and forces affecting the securities markets. Past performance of BMF does not guarantee the future performance of the schemes of BMF and does not form a basis of comparison with other investments. The names of schemes do not in any manner indicate either the quality of the schemes, their future prospects or returns. Scheme Objective: Birla Advantage Fund: An Open-ended Growth Scheme to achieve long-term growth of capital at relatively moderate levels of risk through a diversified research based investment approach. Birla Equity Plan: An Open-ended Equity Linked Savings Scheme to achieve long-term growth of capital along with income tax relief for investment. Birla India Opportunities Fund: An Open-ended Growth Scheme to achieve superior long-term growth of capital by investing in shares of companies that do one or more of the following: Leverage India's intellectual capital for providing services, research and creative inputs; Seek to use current and impending changes in patent laws / import tariffs / quotas to supply goods and services; Leverage India's lower labour costs for providing services and manufactured goods; Leverage India's large population of English speaking people for providing services. Birla MNC Fund: An Open-ended Growth Scheme to achieve long-term growth of capital at relatively moderate levels of risk by making investments in securities of multi-national companies through a research based investment approach. Birla Midcap Fund: An Open-ended Growth Scheme to achieve long-term growth of capital at controlled level of risk by primarily investing in Midcap stocks. Birla Index Fund: An Open-ended Index-Linked Scheme to generate returns commensurate with the performance of Nifty subject to tracking errors. Birla Dividend Yield Plus: An Open-ended Growth Scheme to provide capital growth and income by investing primarily in a well diversified portfolio of dividend paying companies that have a relatively high dividend yield. Birla Balance: An Open-ended Balanced Scheme with an objective to balance income requirements with long-term growth of capital at relatively moderate levels of risks through a diversified research based investment approach. Birla Bond Index Fund: An Open-ended Income Scheme tracking the CRISIL Composite Bond Fund Index. Birla Income Plus: An Open-ended Income Scheme to generate consistent income through superior yields on its investments at moderate levels of risk through a diversified investment approach. Birla Gilt Plus: An Open-ended Government Securities Scheme to generate income and capital appreciation through investments exclusively in Government Securities. Birla MIP: An Open-ended Fund to generate regular income so as to make monthly distribution to unit holders with the secondary objective being growth of capital. Monthly Income is not assured and is subject to availability of distributable surplus. Birla MIP II: An Open-ended Fund to generate regular income so as to make monthly payment or distribution to unit holders with the secondary objective being growth of capital. Monthly Income is not assured and is subject to availability of distributable surplus. Birla Dynamic Bond Fund: An Open-ended Income Scheme to generate optimal returns with high liquidity through active management of the portfolio by investing in High Quality Debt and Money Market Instruments.Birla Floating Rate Fund: An Open-ended Income Scheme to generate regular income through investment in a portfolio comprising substantially of floating rate debt / money market instruments. Birla Bond Plus: An Open-ended Short Term Income Scheme to generate regular returns through investments in debt and money market securities. Birla Cash Plus: An Open-ended Liquid Scheme to provide reasonable returns at a high level of safety and liquidity through judicious investments in high quality debt and money market instruments. Birla Asset Allocation Fund: An Open-ended Fund of Funds Scheme to provide income and capital appreciation along with diversification by investing in a basket of debt and equity Mutual Fund schemes in line with the risk profile of the investor. Birla Fixed Maturity Plan: An open-ended scheme with an objective to generate regular income through investments in a portfolio of fixed income securities normally maturing in line with the time profile of the plan. The fixed maturity plans may not be able to generate similar returns as compared to the debt instruments with similar maturity. India Advantage Fund and Excel India Fund: Funds designed to seek long-term appreciation through investment primarily in equity related securities of companies in India that are run by efficient management, have a sustainable and robust business model and are available at reasonable valuations. Liquidity: The schemes offer NAVs, subscription and redemptions on all business days. For all schemes please check applicable load structure before investing. For details and scheme specific risk factors read offer documents and refer to your financial advisor before investing.

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