In July 2025, equity mutual funds saw a remarkable 81.04 per cent increase in inflows, reaching ₹42,702.35 crore compared to ₹23,587.05 crore in June, per the data released by the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) on August 11.
During the month, mutual fund SIP registrations touched 68.69 lakh, taking the total SIP AUM to ₹15.19 lakh crore. Monthly SIP inflows stood at ₹28,464 crore, with 9.11 crore contributing accounts.
Inflows into small cap funds touched ₹6,484 crore in July as compared to ₹4,024 crore in the previous month. Likewise, inflows into mid cap funds hit ₹5,182 crore, 38 per cent higher than the corresponding figure in June. Inflows into large cap funds reached ₹2,125 crore in July, which was 25 per cent higher than its inflows in June.
Hybrid funds
When it comes to hybrid funds, multi asset allocation funds saw an inflow of ₹6,197 crore in comparison to ₹3,210 crore in June. Dynamic asset allocation funds saw an inflow of ₹2,611 crore in July vis-à-vis ₹1,885 crore in June. However, arbitrage funds saw an inflow of ₹7,295 crore in comparison to ₹15,584 crore.
New fund offers
A total of 30 new schemes were introduced across categories in the month of July which collectively led to inflow of ₹30,416 crore.
There were 10 equity schemes which garnered a total of ₹8,997 crore, 5 debt schemes raising a total of ₹18,948 crore, two hybrid schemes raising a total of ₹1,887 crore and six other schemes raising a total of ₹584 crore.
Gold ETFs
Gold ETF inflows fell sharply in July, with net investments dropping 39.6% to ₹1,256.09 crore from ₹2,080.85 crore in June. This comes after a strong 613% month-on-month surge in June. Meanwhile, other ETFs saw robust growth, attracting ₹4,476.91 crore in July, a 430% jump compared to the previous month.
Venkat N Chalasani, Chief Executive, AMFI, says, “The total AUM grew by 1.3% to ₹75.36 lakh crores, despite pressures from a strong US Dollar and persistent foreign fund outflows. This is a testament to sustained investor confidence and disciplined participation. Equity mutual funds recorded their highest-ever monthly inflow of ₹42,702 crore, with DIIs maintaining strong support. SIP contributions hit a new record of ₹28,464 crore, and contributing accounts grew 5.4% to 9.11 crore — clear evidence of disciplined investing even amid volatility.”
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