Mutual Fund Folios are at 27,05,71,455 as of February 2026, with 42.58 Lakh Net MF Folios Added In February 2026
FinTech BizNews Service
Mumbai, March 10, 2026: Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) has today released MF industry’s Monthly Data for February 2026.
Highlights AMFI Mutual Fund Industry Monthly Data February 2026
Mutual Fund Industry’s Net AUM stands at Rs 82,02,956.35 crores for the month of February 2026. Net AUM for the month of January 2026 was Rs 81,01,305.58 crores.
Ø The AAUM for the month of February 2026 is Rs 83,42,616.57 crores
Ø Mutual Fund Folios are at 27,05,71,455 as of February 2026 with 42.58 lakh net folios being added during the month. Folios as of January 2026 stood at 26,63,13,561.
Ø Retail MF Folios (Equity + Hybrid + Solution Oriented Schemes) are at 20,64,24,339 for the month of February 2026 as against in 20,43,09,553 January 2026
Ø Retail AUM (Equity + Hybrid + Solution Oriented Schemes) stood at Rs 47,14,392 crores for February2026
Ø 60th month of positive equity inflows, starting from March 2021
Ø SIP assets stood at Rs 16,64,084.96 crore in February 2026, accounting for ~20.3% of the overall AUM
Ø SIP contribution for February 2026 stood at Rs 29,845 crores
Ø The number of Contributing SIP accounts stood at in 9,44,47,758 in February 2026
Ø A total of 22 schemes were launched in the month of February 2026, 21 open-ended 1 close-ended, raising a total of Rs 5,357 crores
SIF data
Ø SIF assets stood at Rs 9,711 crore in February 2026, marking a 47.9% on-month rise
Ø The category witnessed highest monthly inflow of Rs 3,127 crore during the month driven by equity and hybrid investment strategies.
Mr. Venkat Chalasani, CEO, AMFI, explains: "February’s data reflects the continued stability and resilience of the mutual fund industry, with assets under management rising to Rs82.03 lakh crore. Equity funds recorded net inflows of Rs25,978 crore during the month, marking the 60th consecutive month of positive inflows. This sustained momentum reflects growing investor participation despite intermittent market volatility, with market sentiment supported by robust quarterly corporate earnings and continued inflows from both domestic and foreign institutional investors.
SIP contributions stood at Rs29,845 crore, underscoring investors’ continued confidence in systematic and disciplined investing. The marginal moderation compared to recent months is primarily due to February being a shorter month, with some end-of-month SIP instalments typically getting processed in early March. It is worth noting that SIP collections in February are marginally impacted by the shorter month, as instalments scheduled for the 29th, 30th and 31st typically get processed in early March, which can slightly defer a portion of contributions into the following month."
Our unwavering focus remains on deepening investor awareness and empowering savers across the country to participate in long-term wealth creation through mutual funds.”
