Equity Funds Bloom
July 2025 witnessed equity mutual funds attracting a massive ₹42,702 crore, an 81% increase from the previous month. Sectoral/thematic funds led the charge,
followed by flexi cap, small cap, and mid cap funds. Small-cap funds saw the highest inflows at ₹6,484 crore, highlighting the Indian investor's appetite for growth opportunities. The total net assets under management (AUM) for equity schemes reached ₹33.27 lakh crore.
Debt Market Dynamics
The debt market also performed well, with net inflows of ₹1.06 lakh crore. Liquid funds led the way with ₹39,354 crore, followed by money market funds at ₹44,573 crore. While some categories experienced outflows, the overall debt market showed resilience. These movements reflect the diverse investment strategies within the Indian mutual fund landscape, catering to varied risk appetites.
AUM Hits Record High
The Indian mutual fund industry achieved an all-time high AUM of ₹75.35 lakh crore in July 2025. This represented a 1% month-on-month and 16% year-on-year growth. Such strong growth is a clear indicator of increasing investor confidence and a maturing market. This growth highlights the appeal of mutual funds in a dynamic Indian economy.
Retail Investor Power
July 2025 saw SIP accounts climb to 9.45 crore, with record monthly contributions of ₹28,464 crore. This underscores the strong retail participation driving market growth. The launch of 30 new funds, mobilizing ₹30,416 crore, further fueled the momentum. Hybrid schemes also attracted significant interest, with inflows of ₹20,879 crore, demonstrating the popularity of diversified investment options.
