Flexi cap mutual funds have emerged as a top pick for Indian investors in H1 2025, attracting inflows of ₹31,532 crore. This surge signals a broad-based shift towards all-cap exposure amid market volatility and evolving sector dynamics.
In the first half of 2025, flexi-cap mutual funds received the highest inflows across all equity fund categories. Total investments stood at ₹31,532 crore, with the highest monthly inflow of ₹5,733.16 crore reported in May.
This trend reflects growing interest in funds with all-cap exposure, allowing fund managers to diversify across large, mid and small caps based on market opportunities.
Flexi cap mutual funds stand out because of their dynamic investment strategy. Fund managers can switch across market segments and sectors, enabling them to navigate market rotations and volatility effectively. This diversification benefits investors seeking both growth and relative stability within equities.
From January to June 2025, flexi cap funds delivered an average return of 1.89%. Standout performers included Tata Flexi Cap Fund and Kotak Flexicap Fund, recording returns of 9.20% and 9.01% respectively. On the other hand, Samco Flexi Cap Fund posted a decline of 9.69%.
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Interestingly, when narrowed to the period from March to June 2025, returns improved drastically. Flexi cap funds averaged 18% returns, with Samco Flexi Cap Fund leading at 24.33% and Invesco India Flexi Cap Fund close behind at 23.04%. This rebound highlights the category’s responsiveness to short-term market changes and effective portfolio rebalancing.
Flexi cap mutual funds have proven to be a preferred choice in H1 2025, drawing over ₹31,000 crore as market participants seek flexibility, diversification and resilience. As shifts in macro trends and sector performance continue, these funds are likely to sustain interest through their all-cap exposure strategy.
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Published on: Jul 15, 2025, 2:50 PM IST
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