Mutual Fund Market Shows Strong Growth in June 2025
MAS Team | 11 July 2025
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The Indian mutual fund industry experienced robust growth in June, with equity fund investments climbing significantly and systematic investment plans (SIPs) reaching new heights.
Equity Funds Lead the Charge
Equity mutual funds attracted Rs23,587 crore in June, representing a substantial 24% increase from the previous month's Rs19,013 crore. This growth demonstrates continued investor confidence in equity markets despite market volatilities.
SIP Registrations Break Records
The systematic investment plan segment witnessed unprecedented growth, with 61.91 lakh new SIP accounts opened during June. This brought the total number of active SIP accounts to 8.64 crore, highlighting the growing popularity of disciplined investing among Indian investors.
Monthly SIP collections reached a historic high of Rs27,268.79 crore, while the total assets under SIP management climbed to Rs15.30 lakh crore, underscoring the strength of this investment avenue.
Strong Performance Across Equity Categories
All major equity fund categories showed positive momentum:
- Large-cap funds experienced a 35% monthly increase, with inflows rising from Rs1,250.5 crore to Rs1,694 crore
- Mid-cap funds saw a 34% surge, growing from Rs2,808.7 crore to Rs3,754 crore
- Small-cap funds recorded a 25% jump, increasing from Rs3,214 crore to Rs4,024.5 crore
Overall Industry Growth
The mutual fund industry as a whole demonstrated remarkable strength, with total inflows surging 67% month-on-month to Rs49,301 crore in June, compared to Rs29,572 crore in May. The industry's total assets under management expanded by 3% to reach Rs74.14 lakh crore, up from Rs71.93 lakh crore in the previous month.
Mixed Trends in Debt Funds
The debt fund segment showed varied performance. Liquid fund outflows moderated by 37% to Rs25,196 crore, while corporate bond fund inflows declined to Rs7,124 crore from the previous month's Rs11,983 crore. Credit risk funds also saw reduced outflows, dropping 32% to Rs168 crore.
ETF and Hybrid Fund Highlights
Gold exchange-traded funds emerged as standout performers, with inflows jumping dramatically by 613% to Rs2,080.9 crore from May's Rs292 crore. However, other ETF categories faced headwinds, with inflows declining 79% to Rs844.4 crore.
Hybrid funds maintained their positive trajectory, recording 12% growth with inflows of Rs23,222 crore compared to May's Rs20,765 crore.
New Fund Launches Slow Down
New Fund Offers experienced a significant slowdown, with collections dropping 52% to Rs1,986 crore in June from Rs4,170 crore in May, indicating a more selective approach from investors toward new product launches.
The overall data reflects a maturing mutual fund market with sustained investor interest, particularly in equity funds and systematic investment plans, positioning the industry for continued growth.
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