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MTF-SSFX MFC Thai Flexible Super Savings Fund | Robowealth
Maker of power supplies, power management systems and EV chargers in Thailand
Based on the fund's weights · top 5 stocks as of 30 Sep 2026 · AMC fact sheet · Illustrations are for explanation only, not individual stock recommendations
Returns
Over the past year it was in the bottom 25% of its group; over 5 years it returned −1.16% per year (Below half the group)
1YBottom 25% of the group
Rank 103 of 129 funds
Return +8.35%
1Y returns of 129 funds in the Aggressive Allocation group, sorted from highest to lowest. This fund ranks 103
Each bar is one fund in the AIMC Aggressive Allocation group, sorted from highest to lowest return · Every share class is counted, and only funds with a full track record for the period are included · Calculated from NAV as of 4 Nov 2026
Past performance is not a guarantee of future results
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Returns
Positive months: 39 of 80 (49%) · Best Nov 2020 +15.39% · Worst Jan 2025 −8.58%
YTD
1W
2W
1M
3M
6M
1Y
3Y
5Y
MAX
+12.15%
−2.53%
−3.32%
−3.26%
−4.53%
+3.49%
+8.35%
−0.67%
−5.69%
+24.04%
Total return over each period, matching the NAV chart periods · Not annualised
Year
Jan
Consistency
Holding returns: worst · median · best
Every start date since 15 Apr 2020 · 3 months is total % · 1 year and over is % per year
Worst to best (green = gain, red = loss)Half of all outcomes fall in this rangeMedian
Risk
Drawdown from peak
Largest drawdown in the selected period −35.19%Previous peak 3 Feb 2023 (NAV 12.2038) → Trough 23 Jun 2025 (NAV 7.9095) · Not back to the previous peak as of 5 Nov 2026
Currently −12.63% from the peak NAV of 12.2038 (3 Feb 2023)
Below the previous peakLargest drawdown period (previous peak → recovery)Drawdown = NAV ÷ highest prior NAV in the selected period − 1
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Return vs volatility
Over 5 years, MTF-SSFX returned -0.08 per unit of volatility, ranking 45 of 65 funds · The highest is BCAP-GW90 (0.42)
Dividends
5 payments made · Book-close dates verified against the SEC and NAV drops
Paid once in the past 12 months, totalling 0.0489 THB per unit, or 0.46% of NAV
MTF-SSFX pays cash dividends to unitholders from part of the fund's profit. Below is a summary of when you get paid, how much, and how regularly
EstimateWhen is the next book close expected?
≈ 16 Apr 2027In about 161 days
You must buy and hold units before the book close to receive that round's dividend
The last 4 dividends Apr 22 0.4657 THB · Apr 23 0.4567 THB · Apr 24 0.5094 THB · Apr 26 0.0489 THB, and the next round is about 0.3702 THB on 16 Apr 2027
This is not an AMC announcement. The actual date and amount may differ, or no dividend may be paid
Does it pay regularly?
✓5 payments so far since Apr 21 totalling 1.8215 THB/unit
!Pays irregularly The longest gap between payments was 24 months
!Not guaranteed Dividends are paid from the fund's profit and may be reduced or suspended
Total dividends per year, by year of payment
0.342021
0.472022
0.462023
0.512024
0.052026*
THB/unit, totalled by year of payment · * 2026 to 5 Nov 2026
How much of the past year's profit was paid out as dividends?
1-year profit per unit: 0.82 THB; paid as dividends: 0.05 THB
Paid as dividends0.0489 THB
Kept in the NAV0.7751 THB
1-year profit per unit0.8240 THB
Based on NAV 9.8878 → 10.6629 THB (5 Nov 2025 – 5 Nov 2026) and dividends over the same period
Why does NAV drop on the book-close date?
NAV before book close of 10.3646 THB equals NAV after payment of about 10.3157 THB plus a 0.0489 THB dividend
Before book close10.36THB/unit
=
NAV after payment≈10.32THB/unit
+
Dividend0.05THB/unit
Unitholders' total value doesn't disappear. Part of it moves from the NAV into cash (the example assumes asset prices don't change that day) · See the D markers on the NAV chart
Per payment0.05–0.51 THB0.47–4.36% of NAV before book close
Dividend per unit by book-close date
0.34Apr 21
0.47Apr 22
0.46Apr 23
0.51Apr 24
0.05Apr
When a dividend is paid, NAV falls by the dividend amount on the book-close date (the D markers on the NAV chart). The value investors receive doesn't disappear; it moves from the unit price into cash
Individual investors have 10% withholding tax deducted from dividends · Returns and statistics on this page assume dividends are reinvested before tax
กองทุนมีนโยบายกระจายการลงทุนในตราสารแห่งทุน และ/หรือตราสารแห่งหนี้ และ/หรือตราสารกึ่งหนี้กึ่งทุน และ/หรือหน่วย infra หน่วย property หน่วยทรัสต์เพื่อการลงทุนในอสังหาริมทรัพย์ (REITs) และ/หรือหน่วยลงทุนของกองทุนรวมอีทีเอฟ และ/หรือเงินฝาก ตลอดจนหลักทรัพย์หรือทรัพย์สินอื่นที่คณะกรรมการ ก.ล.ต.… Its largest holdings are บมจ.เดลต้า อีเลคโทรนิคส์ (ประเทศไทย) 11.17% · บมจ. ทิสโก้ไฟแนนเชียลกรุ๊ป 6.32% · บมจ. ปตท. 6.18% (fact sheet 30 Sep 2026)
How risky is it?+−
Risk level 5 of 8 (Moderate to high risk). Since 15 Apr 2020, its NAV has fallen as much as −35.19% from its peak.
What are the fees?+−
Actual total expense ratio (TER) 1.77% a year, against a ceiling of 4.46%. Management fee 1.61%. Front-end fee 0.00%. Back-end fee 1.50%. (Fact sheet 31 Aug 2026)
Does it pay dividends?+−
Yes. The latest was 0.0489 THB per unit, book close 17 Apr 2026, paid 30 Apr 2026 · 5 payments so far, totalling 1.8215 THB per unit. Dividends are subject to 10% withholding tax and are not guaranteed
What is the minimum purchase, and when do I get my money after selling?+−
Minimum first purchase 1,000 THB, subsequent purchases 1,000 THB. Buy orders accepted until 15:30, sell orders until 15:30, and redemption proceeds are paid T+3
How is MTF-SSFX different from MTF-SSF?+−
They are share classes of the same fund and invest in the same assets. They differ only in each class's terms, such as dividend policy, fees or who can buy · MTF-SSFX: pays dividends, TER 1.77% · MTF-SSF: pays dividends, TER 1.77%
Past performance is not a guarantee of future results · Investing involves risk. Investors should understand the product's features, return conditions and risks before making an investment decision