2025 Citywise AUM Rankings; Top 5 Cities Account for Over 57% AUM, Led by Mumbai

The latest AMFI report released on February 13, 2026, details the asset under management (AAUM) for 2025 across Indian cities, highlighting growth patterns and city contributions. 

2025 Citywise AAUM Rankings and Key Figures 

Mumbai records the highest AAUM at ₹24,61,397.20 crore, up by ₹5,69,392.68 crore from 2024 and increasing its share to 30.02% of total AUM. NCT of Delhi follows with ₹11,91,342.48 crore, a rise of ₹3,42,055.00 crore and a share of 14.53%.  

Bengaluru, Pune and Kolkata complete the top five with AAUM of ₹4,59,154.71 crore, ₹3,19,768.46 crore and ₹2,72,213.15 crore respectively, together contributing over 57% of the national total. 

Mid-Tier Cities Showing Steady Growth 

Ahmedabad and Chennai each added around ₹1.8‑2.5 lakh crore, holding shares of 2.85% and 2.78% respectively. Hyderabad’s AAUM grew to ₹1,70,543.18 crore, maintaining a stable share of roughly 2.08%.  

Cities such as Vadodara, Jaipur, Surat, Lucknow, Nagpur, Kanpur, Indore and Nasik recorded increases between ₹4,000 crore and ₹12,000 crore, each contributing less than 1% to the total. 

Cities with Notable Percentage Shifts 

Dhanbad experienced a significant jump, adding ₹1,22,44.87 crore and raising its share from 0.19% to 0.31%. Kolkata’s share slipped slightly to 3.32% despite an absolute increase. Conversely, Ahmedabad and Chennai saw marginal declines in their percentage shares while still posting absolute growth. 

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Conclusion 

The 2025 AAUM landscape is dominated by Mumbai and NCT of Delhi, with the top five metros accounting for more than half of total assets. Mid tier cities continue to grow modestly, while a few smaller cities exhibit notable percentage changes. 

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