Equity Mutual Fund Inflows Rebound 24% in June 2025; AUM Hits All-Time High

After a steep 22% drop in May, equity mutual fund inflows rebounded strongly in June, rising by 24% to ₹23,587 crore, according to data released by the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) on July 9. This turnaround coincided with stable market conditions and improved investor sentiment.

Riding on mark-to-market (MTM) gains in equities, the mutual fund industry's total assets under management (AUM) climbed to a record ₹74.41 lakh crore—up from ₹72.20 lakh crore in May and ₹69.99 lakh crore in April. However, inflows from New Fund Offers (NFOs) dropped sharply by 52%, coming in at ₹1,986 crore compared to ₹4,170 crore in the previous month.

Equity Funds: Small- and Mid-Caps in Focus

Among equity categories, small-cap funds saw the highest inflows among open-ended schemes, attracting ₹4,024.5 crore in June—up 25% from ₹3,214 crore in May. Mid-cap funds followed with ₹3,754 crore, a 34% month-on-month increase from ₹2,808.7 crore.

Large-cap funds brought in ₹1,694 crore, marking a 35% jump from ₹1,250.5 crore in May. Meanwhile, sectoral/thematic funds experienced a steep 77% fall in inflows to ₹475.61 crore, compared to ₹2,052.5 crore in the previous month. ELSS funds continued to see outflows, though at a slower pace—₹556 crore in June versus ₹678 crore in May. Dividend Yield Funds reversed course, recording inflows of ₹45.55 crore after witnessing outflows of ₹20.82 crore the prior month.

Debt Funds: Liquid Funds See Reduced Outflows

In the debt category, liquid funds witnessed net outflows of ₹25,196 crore, a significant improvement over May’s outflow of ₹40,205.4 crore—down 37%. Corporate bond funds attracted ₹7,124.5 crore in inflows, though this marked a 41% drop from ₹11,983.3 crore a month earlier. Credit risk funds saw reduced outflows of ₹168 crore compared to ₹248 crore in May, a 32% decline.

ETFs & Hybrid Funds: Gold Shines Bright

Gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw a sharp rise in investor interest, registering inflows of ₹2,080.9 crore in June—a staggering 613% jump from ₹292 crore in May. In contrast, other ETFs saw inflows plummet by 79% to ₹844.43 crore, down from ₹4,086.8 crore the previous month.

Hybrid funds continued their upward trend, with inflows rising to ₹23,223 crore in June, compared to ₹20,765 crore in May.

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SIP Contributions Edge Higher

Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) inflows also showed steady growth, increasing to ₹27,269 crore in June from ₹26,688 crore in May.

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