_Why invest in Pharma Sector?_

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_*Reliance Pharma Fund*_

_Why invest in Pharma Sector?_

• *Domestic growth -Multi year opportunity* - underpenetration, rising incomes

• *US Business reviving, low base & currency benefits provide tailwinds*

• *Focus on Insurance - huge opportunity*

• *Emerging theme - Healthcare services*

• *Reasonable current valuations and estimated earnings growth*

_Why invest in Reliance Pharma Fund?_

• *A well-diversified multicap Pharma Fund*

• *Established Performance Track Record - Fund has grown 14 times in 14 years!*

• *Fund has generated a CAGR of 21% since its inception*

• *Fund has been the top performer across 1 yr, 3 yrs & 5 yrs*

_The Fund invests across the following *Themes*:_

• *Domestic & International*
• *Branded & Generics*
• *Healthcare Services - Insurance, Hospitals & Diagnostics*
• *CRAMs (Contract Research & Manufacturing)*

_Aim for long term capital growth by investing in Reliance Pharma Fund!_

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