New inflows reached Rs1.78 lakh crore, a 5x increase over June levels
FinTech BizNews Service
Mumbai, August 15, 2025: The Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) has recently released Mutual Fund Industry Monthly Data for July 2025.
Here are views Of experts On July 2025 AMFI Data:
Manish Mehta, National Head, Sales, Marketing & Digital Business, Kotak Mahindra AMC:
“Equity (including hybrid) net sales zoomed to more than Rs 45000 crores in July, 2025. Series of new fund offers and SIP inflows lead to this high number. Domestic investors continue to keep their faith in mutual fund schemes and SIPs. The distribution community continue to educate the investors on long term benefits of staying invested in mutual funds and use SIPs as an effective medium of equity investing.”
Pankaj Singh, smallcase manager, Founder and Principal Researcher, SmartWealth AI:
The AMFI data for July 2025 highlights a vibrant mutual fund landscape with surging investor enthusiasm. Key trends include:
New inflows reached Rs1.78 lakh crore, a 5x increase over June levels, bolstered by 74 lakh new folios, including 31 lakh in equity schemes.
Equity inflows soared to Rs42,702 crore from Rs23,587 crore in June, with thematic/sectoral schemes surging 18x over June levels to Rs9,400 crore.
Large & Mid, Small, and Flexi-Cap funds saw steady increases of Rs1,500–2,500 crore over June levels.
45 new schemes were launched: 10 equity, 5 debt, and 13 index/ETFs.
Liquid schemes attracted Rs1 lakh crore; hybrid inflows moderated slightly. This reflects a maturing market, but diversification remains
Akhil Chaturvedi, Executive Director and Chief Business Officer, Motilal Oswal Asset Management Company:
“Quite a remarkable jump in net sales of equity oriented schemes close 42k cr. Growth upwards of 25% is seen across categories from Large cap to Flexi cap to small cap, other categories such as thematic and Large & Midcap also has seen a very healthy growth. I think Indian retail investors have come off age and seriously looking at equities a meaningful allocation to their portfolios. Consistent positive messaging from industry all stakeholders and larger belief in Indian capital markets in the long run seem to be the major reason for such massive growth.”
Dr. Vikas Gupta, CEO & Chief Investment Strategist at OmniScience Capital:
“Despite the market continuing to fall throughout July, the equity inflows continued at a much stronger pace compared to the previous month which was a positive month. This indicates that the investor seems to be following a policy of “buy more on dips and continue with the sips”. Sectoral/thematics attracted largest inflows indicating the attraction for popular themes. Other than these the flows into other categories was quite similar. It looks like now the investors are allocating to all categories of equity MFs without too much bias towards one category, though bias is still more towards smallcaps. Indications are that investors are getting savvier and are paying attention to the PE ratios of the indexes related to different fund categories before allocating. If not, then they should start paying more attention to this parameter. Of course, revenue and earnings growth expectations for these categories are also relevant but not accessible to retail investors easily.”
