Omni Energy Transition captures the multi-decade shift from fossil fuels to cleaner power, investing in companies structurally positioned to benefit from the reconfiguration of the energy value chain.

A New S-Curve of Energy Transition

Government-Led Capex Supercycle

Structural Demand Expansion

Emergence of New-Age Energy Consumers

Emergence of New-Age Energy Consumers

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Omni Energy Transition is a strategy focussed on India’s power consumption and changing generation mix, with core allocation across market capitalisations. It focuses on opportunities associated with India’s evolving energy ecosystem and aims to provide long-term capital appreciation through equity exposure.

The strategy focuses on India’s energy transition and related growth opportunities. The areas highlighted include renewables, mining, generation and transmission, electric vehicles (EVs), and power infrastructure. The broader opportunity is supported by rising power demand, investment in renewable energy and the expansion of transmission and distribution infrastructure.

Omni Energy Transition follows the Scientific Investing Framework, with investment selection and allocations based on this framework. It focuses on identifying growth opportunities across the energy ecosystem, including policy and decarbonisation, emerging greenfield consumers, digital transformation, manufacturing and industrial growth, and urbanisation.

The strategy is intended for investors seeking long-term capital appreciation through equity exposure, particularly those looking for exposure to energy-related growth vectors and India’s evolving power and renewable energy ecosystem. 

The minimum ticket size for Omni Energy Transition is ₹50 lakh. 

The strategy is subject to equity market risks, developments affecting power demand, renewable energy, political choices, infrastructure investment, policy and regulation, and potential bottlenecks across the power value chain. The Scientific Investing Framework seeks to mitigate these risks but cannot eliminate them or guarantee returns.