50.6 Lakh Net MF Folios Added During Jan 2026
SIP contribution for January 2026 stood at Rs31,002.33 crores
Venkat Chalasani, CEO, AMFI
FinTech BizNews Service
Mumbai, 10 February 2026: Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) has today released MF industry’s Monthly Data for January 2026.
Highlights AMFI Mutual Fund Industry Monthly Data January 2026
- Mutual Fund Industry’s Net AUM stands at Rs 81,01,305.58 crores for the month of January 2026. Net AUM for the month of December 2025 was Rs 80,23,378.99
- The AAUM for the month of January 2026 is Rs 82,01,174.62 crores
- Mutual Fund Folios are at 26,63,13,561 as of January 2026 with 50.6 lakh net folios being added during the month. Folios as of December 2025 stood at 26,12,53,836.
- Retail MF Folios (Equity + Hybrid + Solution Oriented Schemes) are at 20,43,09,553 for the month of January 2026 as against in 20,27,86,198 December 2025
- Retail AUM (Equity + Hybrid + Solution Oriented Schemes) stood at Rs 46,48,915 crores for January 2026
- 59th month of positive equity inflows, starting from March 2021
- SIP assets stood at Rs 16,36,082.09 lakh crore in January 2026, accounting for 20.2% of total mutual fund assets
- SIP contribution for January 2026 stood at Rs 31,002.33 crores
- The number of Contributing SIP accounts stood at in 9,92,18,602 in January 2026
- A total of 12 schemes were launched in the month of January 2026, all open-ended and across categories, raising a total of Rs1,939 crores
SIF data
- SIF assets stood at Rs 6,564 crore in January 2026. The category saw inflows of Rs 1,729 crore, with hybrid strategies attracting Rs 1,637 crore.
Mr. Venkat Chalasani, CEO, AMFI, explains:
“January’s data reflects a broadly steady trend in India’s mutual fund industry despite ongoing global uncertainties and short-term market volatility. Industry AUM crossed Rs81 lakh crore, continuing the gradual expansion seen over recent years. Equity inflows remained positive for the 59th consecutive month, while SIP contributions stayed largely stable, indicating continued investor participation. Flows into hybrid, multi-asset, and passive products—including increased allocations to gold and silver ETFs—suggest a measured approach by investors toward diversification and portfolio balance. Overall, these developments indicate that mutual funds remain a widely used investment avenue, with participation levels holding up across varying market conditions”.
