The mutual fund industry’s average AUM touched a record ₹74.79 lakh crore in June, up 3.61% over May, backed by ₹49,095 crore in net inflows and continued equity market strength.
Equity mutual fund inflows surged 24% month-on-month to ₹23,587 crore in June, marking the 52nd consecutive month of positive flows. Flexi-Cap and Small-Cap funds led the rally, while Value/Contra Funds reversed from May’s outflow to post ₹1,159 crore in inflows.
Hybrid funds attracted ₹23,223 crore in June, up 12%, driven by strong flows into Arbitrage Funds. The trend highlights a growing tilt toward low-risk strategies amid market uncertainty.
Debt mutual funds reported a 3.25% rise in average AUM despite net redemptions of ₹1,711 crore. Short Duration Funds topped the chart with ₹10,277 crore in inflows, followed by ₹7,124.5 crore in Corporate Bond Funds.
Gold ETFs saw a sharp jump in inflows to ₹2,081 crore from just ₹292 crore in May, aided by rising gold prices and diversification appeal.
SIP inflows reached a new all-time high of ₹27,269 crore, rising 2% from May, reflecting consistent retail participation and long-term investment discipline.
For more details read through our comprehensive Mutual Fund Flow Report for June, 2025.