A total of 29 schemes were launched in the month of Feb 2025 all in categories of schemes raising a total of Rs 4,029 crores.
FinTech BizNews Service
Mumbai, March 12, 2025: Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) has today released MF industry’s Monthly Data for February 2025.
Following are the highlights of the AMFI’s February 2025 Data:
Mutual Fund Industry’s Net AUM stands at Rs 64,53,493.85 crores for the month of 2025. Net AUM for the month of January 2025 was Rs67,25,449.67 crores
Ø The AAUM for the month of February 2025 is 67,58,305.35 crores and for the month of Jan 2025 was Rs 68,04,760.67 crore.
Ø Mutual Fund Folios are at 23,22,80,804 as of Feb 2025.
Ø Retail MF Folios (Equity + Hybrid + Solution Oriented Schemes) are at 18,42,02,267 for the month of Feb 2025. And for the month of Jan they were at 18,22,23,078. Retail MF Folios were at 17,89,93,911 for the month of Dec 2024.
Ø Retail AUM (Equity + Hybrid + Solution Oriented Schemes) stood at Rs36,44,112 crores for Feb 2025 while the Jan 2025 AUM was Rs 38,77,595 crores.
Ø 48th month of positive equity inflows, starting from March 2021.
Ø Growth/Equity Oriented schemes inflows for the month of Feb 2025 is Rs 29,303.34 crores
Ø Number of new SIPs registered in Feb 2025 stood at 44,56,425
Ø The SIP AUM is at Rs 12,37,783.57 crores for the month of Feb 2025
Ø SIP contribution for Feb 2025 stood at Rs 25,999.14
Ø The number of Contributing SIP accounts stood at 8.26 crore
Ø A total of 29 schemes were launched in the month of Feb 2025 all in categories of schemes raising a total of Rs 4,029 crores.
Mr. Venkat Chalasani, Chief Executive, AMFI said on the February monthly data;
“The Indian mutual fund industry continues to demonstrate resilience, with consistent investor participation across categories. Despite market fluctuations, net inflows stood at Rs 40,063 crores, reflecting investor confidence in long-term wealth creation. The decline in the overall AUM from January to February was primarily due to mark-to-market losses in equity funds. SIP contributions remained steady, highlighting the continued preference for systematic investments. AMFI remains committed to investor education and awareness, promoting financial discipline through all market conditions.”
