Mutual Fund Industry Saw Addition of 4 Lakh New Investors and 30 Lakh Folios in June 2025

In June 2025, the mutual fund sector in India observed a notable expansion, welcoming 4 lakh new investors and opening 30 lakh fresh folios. This growth reflects a strong market appetite and an expanding investor base across both T30 and B30 regions, supported by rising SIP contributions and overall asset values.

June 2025 Sees Positive Momentum Across MF Industry

According to the latest data, the total number of unique mutual fund investors rose from 5.49 crore in May to 5.53 crore in June 2025. Folio count grew from 23.83 crore to 24.13 crore, an increase of 30 lakh. The industry witnessed a net inflow of ₹49,100 crore in June, a significant rise from ₹29,100 crore in May. This growth highlights increasing market penetration and investor confidence.

Growth in T30 and B30 Cities

Assets under management in T30 locations rose 3% to ₹60.20 lakh crore, while B30 locations grew 4% to ₹14.21 lakh crore. T30 folios increased by 13 lakh to reach 12.56 crore and B30 folios rose by 17 lakh to 11.57 crore. The consistent rise across both regions signifies inclusive participation from core urban and emerging locations alike.

Rise in Average AUM per Folio

Average AUM per folio rose 2% in both regions. In T30 cities, it increased from ₹2.67 lakh to ₹2.73 lakh, and in B30 areas from ₹1.03 lakh to ₹1.05 lakh. Combined average AUM per retail folio moved up to ₹1.93 lakh from ₹1.88 lakh, marking a 2.7% surge, pointing to better quality investments and higher ticket sizes per investor.

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SIP Growth Shows Investor Commitment

SIP accounts rose by 13.75 lakh, reaching 9.19 crore in June. ₹27,269 crore was collected via SIPs, up 2.2% from May. Overall, SIP AUM stood at ₹15.31 lakh crore, a 4.7% monthly increase. While 61.91 lakh SIPs were registered, 48.16 lakh were discontinued, indicating a robust net inflow.

ARN Registrations and Renewals

A total of 5,538 new ARNs were registered in June. Maharashtra led with 18.98% share, followed by Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal and Tamil Nadu. Meanwhile, 6,972 ARNs were renewed, slightly below May’s 7,315, maintaining a healthy distribution network.

Conclusion

The mutual fund industry witnessed broad-based growth in June 2025 across investors, folios, SIPs and AUM. This sustained momentum reflects deepening financial participation and trust in mutual fund products across India’s diverse investor base.

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