Mutual Fund Industry’s Net AUM stands at Rs 72,19,610.69 crores for the month of May 2025. Net AUM for the month of April 2025 was Rs69,99,837.94 crores
FinTech BizNews Service
Mumbai, June 10, 2025: Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) has today released MF industry’s Monthly Data for May, 2025:
Highlights AMFI Mutual Fund Industry Monthly Data May 2025
➢ Mutual Fund Industry’s Net AUM stands at Rs 72,19,610.69 crores for the month of May 2025.
Net AUM for the month of April 2025 was Rs 69,99,837.94 crores
➢ The AAUM for the month of MAY 2025 is Rs 72,18,274.12 crores
➢ Mutual Fund Folios are at 23,83,12,770 as of May 2025
➢ Retail MF Folios (Equity + Hybrid + Solution Oriented Schemes) are at 18,84,31,250 for the
month of May 2025 as against 18,71,05,719 in April 2025
➢ Retail AUM (Equity + Hybrid + Solution Oriented Schemes) stood at Rs 42,19,541 croresfor May
2025 while the April 2025 AUM was Rs 40,29,311 crores.
➢ 51st month of positive equity inflows, starting from March 2021.
➢ Growth/Equity Oriented schemes inflows for the month of May 2025 are Rs 19,013.12 crores
➢ Number of new SIPs registered in May 2025 stood at 59,14,788
➢ The SIP AUM is at Rs 14,61,360.31 crores for the month of May 2025
➢ SIP contribution for May 2025 stood at Rs 26,688.22 crores
➢ The number of Contributing SIP accounts stood at 8.56 crores in May 2025
➢ A total of 19 schemes were launched in the month of May 2025, all open-ended and across
categories, raising a total of Rs 4,170 crores.
Venkat N Chalasani - Chief Executive – AMFI, explains: “Indian mutual fund industry has crossed Rs 70 lakh crore in AUM reaching new highs, driven by resilient retail participation and consistent SIP inflows. The growth of SIP is particularly encouraging, indicating a shift towards disciplined, long-term investment.
Monthly SIP contributions stood at a record Rs26,688 crore, with the number of contributing accounts rising to an all-time high of 8.56 crores.
Equity inflows moderated to Rs19,013 crore this month, reflecting cautious investor sentiment amidst market volatility. Such phases often witness a natural reallocation towards hybrid and arbitrage schemes, offering a more balanced approach during uncertain times. The trend highlights the maturing investment behavior among Indian investors. Notably, May also marked the industry’s 51st consecutive month of positive equity inflows.
At AMFI, we remain committed to strengthening investor education and fostering long-term financial well-being. While short-term market movements may continue, India’s structural growth story remains intact, and we encourage investors to stay focused on their long-term goals.”
