In April 2026, flexi cap mutual funds attracted record inflows of ₹10,147 crore, marking a significant milestone despite the challenges of market volatility, as per the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) data.
Investors appear to trust the ability of these funds to adeptly allocate assets across various market capitalisations.
Flexi cap mutual funds saw a notable increase in popularity during April, with ₹10,147 crore in inflows, surpassing the ₹10,054 crore seen in March.
This rise comes as a stark contrast to the overall dip in equity mutual fund inflows, which fell 5% to ₹38,440 crore in April from ₹40,450 crore the previous month.
Additionally, SIP contributions decreased by 3% to ₹31,115 crore.
This influx indicates a strong investor preference for flexible allocation strategies over concentrated equity investments.
Flexi cap funds allow managers the freedom to adjust between large-cap, mid-cap, and small-cap stocks based on market conditions.
In April, 45 flexi cap funds were active, with 8 funds posting double-digit returns, illustrating their potential for robust performance.
The average market capitalisation allocation in April for flexi cap funds was 64.70% in large-cap stocks, 13.64% in mid-caps, and 9.84% in small caps, with the remainder in other investments.
This allocation is seen as a strategic play in a volatile market, favouring the stability often found in large-cap equities while leaving room for growth in smaller sectors.
Flexi cap funds are highly favoured by both new and seasoned investors, as these funds expedite decision-making processes regarding market-cap allocation.
They are particularly beneficial for first-time investors due to their broad market exposure and dynamic allocation strategies, managed expertly by fund managers.
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In the active and passive flexi cap fund segment, active funds have shown a consistently strong performance, often surpassing index funds.
Given their ability to generate alpha, active flexi cap funds are a preferred choice for many investors over passive options.
The assets under management for flexi cap funds grew to ₹5.59 lakh crore in April, reflecting an 11% increase from March.
The significant inflows to flexi cap mutual funds in April illustrate investor confidence in these versatile investment vehicles, capable of navigating through challenging market conditions with adaptive allocation strategies.
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Published on: May 15, 2026, 2:53 PM IST
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