Healthy Shift Towards Hybrid, Arbitrage Funds: Venkat N Chalasani, CEO, AMFI; Debt funds category witnessed mixed trends with minimal aggregate outflows, supported by attractive yields, which led to inflows into short-duration and corporate bond funds.
FinTech BizNews Service
Mumbai, July 9, 2025: Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) has today released MF industry’s Monthly Data for June, 2025:
Highlights AMFI Mutual Fund Industry Monthly Data June, 2025:
Mutual Fund Industry’s Net AUM stands at Rs 74,40,670.84 crores for the month of June 2025. Net AUM for the month of April 2025 was Rs 72,19,610.69 crores
The AAUM for the month of June 2025 is Rs 74,79,155.51 crores
Mutual Fund Folios are at 24,13,44,556 as of June 2025
Retail MF Folios (Equity + Hybrid + Solution Oriented Schemes) are at 19,07,05,687 for the month of June 2025 as against 18,84,31,250 in May 2025
Retail AUM (Equity + Hybrid + Solution Oriented Schemes) stood at Rs 43,99,405 crores for June 2025 while the May 2025 AUM was Rs 42,19,541 crores.
51st month of positive equity inflows, starting from March 2021. (23,587.05 inflows)
Growth/Equity Oriented schemes inflows for the month of June 2025 are Rs 23,587.05 crores
Number of new SIPs registered in June 2025 stood at 61,91,178
The SIP AUM is at Rs 15,30,573.88 crores for the month of June 2025
SIP contribution for June 2025 stood at Rs 27,268.79 crores
The number of Contributing SIP accounts stood at 8,64,70,491 crores in June 2025 (8.56 crores)
A total of 20 schemes were launched in the month of June 2025, all open-ended and across categories, raising a total of Rs 1,986 crores.
Venkat N Chalasani, Chief Executive, AMFI, points out: “The mutual fund industry’s AUM crossed Rs74 lakh crore in June 2025, setting a new milestone. This growth continues to be powered by strong retail participation and the steady rise in SIP inflows, which stood at Rs27,269 crore for the month. The number of contributing SIP accounts also touched an all-time high of 8.64 crore, underlining the growing trust in mutual funds as a disciplined investment vehicle.
Equity inflows came in at Rs23,587 crore, marking the 52nd consecutive month of positive flows. While market volatility has made some investors cautious, we’re also witnessing a healthy shift towards hybrid and arbitrage funds a trend that shows maturing investor behavior and a preference for balanced risk strategies in uncertain times.
We are confident that our emphasis on establishing a robust mutual fund framework, coupled with standardized disclosure protocols and ongoing investor education initiatives, will propel the industry's growth and success. Our focus remains on deepening investor awareness and helping savers become long-term wealth creators. India’s economic fundamentals remain strong, and we continue to encourage investors to stay committed to their financial goals."
Here are views Of experts On June 2025 AMFI Data:
Dr. Vikas Gupta, CEO & Chief Investment Strategist at OmniScience Capital:
“The reduction in thematic allocations and higher-than-average growth in the core allocations of large, mid and small caps is positive. Thematic funds provide exposure to high growth themes. The time to invest in a theme is when it is still below the radar. However, in reality by the time these funds are launched and become popular with the investors, most of them have become overvalued; of course, there are always exceptions. So, it is good to see that allocations to these overvalued thematic funds is reducing. Large caps are where the current opportunity lies and also the PSU banks and Private banks which are a significant part of large caps. It would be better if the midcap and smallcap allocations are done more cautiously. The behavioural error of exiting when markets are down and allocating more when markets are up will continue; we will have to live with it.”
Sanjay Agarwal, Senior Director, CareEdge Ratings:
“The mutual fund industry’s assets under management grew by 3% month-on-month to Rs 74.41 lakh crore buoyed by MTM gains and continuous inflows in equity mutual fund space.
Debt funds category witnessed mixed trends with minimal aggregate outflows, supported by attractive yields, which led to inflows into short-duration and corporate bond funds. However, liquid and overnight funds continued to witness redemption pressures due to liquidity requirements by the corporates. Open-ended Equity Mutual funds grew by 4% primarily due to continuous inflows and MTM gains. The rising inflows snapped a 5-month streak of lower sequential inflows. All equity categories saw net inflows during the month, except ELSS funds, which recorded outflows for the third straight month, signalling diminishing investor interest in the current tax-saving environment. Additionally, during June 2025, 20 open-ended NFOs were floated, which collectively mobilized Rs.0.02 lakh crore with index funds accounting for 35% share. Strong SIP inflows are likely to continue into equity space, supported by sustained retail interest in long-term equity investments. However, global growth concerns and outcome from the ongoing international trade negotiations will be a key factor influencing investors’ sentiment over the next two to three months.”
Akhil Chaturvedi, Executive Director & Chief Business Officer, Motilal Oswal AMC:
“A very healthy growth witnessed in net equity flows MoM by approx. 5k cr. SIP registrations in count as well as flow has touched all time high of 27.3k cr which is up by almost 600 cr. There is confidence amongst retail investors which is reflecting through the incremental flows, this is very healthy and positive for the industry and Indian markets”
Narender Singh, smallcase Manager and Founder of Growth Investing:
India’s Mutual fund industry rolled out Impressive data sets for June Month, Net inflow of 49,095 crore, 66% jump over May. Equity funds did especially well with 23,587 crore in inflows, thanks to strong interest in Flexi Cap, small-cap, and mid-cap funds.
Trends indicates surging equity fund investments, hybrid allocations, and debut by Jio-BlackRock in the debt fund segment.
1. SIP numbers hit a record 27,269 crore
2. Flexi Cap got 49% higher than May 25.
3. Gold ETFs gathered 2,080 crore, a six-fold increase.
4. Hybrid funds with 23,222 crore, primarily in arbitrage and balanced funds
Indian investors are going digital, going diversified, and staying invested for the long haul.
Newly launched Jio-BlackRock JV mobilized 17,800 crore in just 3 days (June 30 – July 2) via its Liquid, Overnight & Money Market Funds. Liquid fund category, which saw 25,196 crore outflow, was largely balanced by Jio-BlackRock’s NFO subscriptions
