Hybrid mutual funds see 163% YoY jump in June inflows to Rs 23,223 crore: ICRA Analytics
witnessed record-breaking
net inflows
of Rs 23,223 crore in June 2025, with arbitrage, multi-asset allocation and balanced advantage funds being the key contributors. The net inflows into these funds surged by 162.26% on a year-on-year, according to a release by ICRA Analytics.
Arbitrage, multi asset allocation and balanced advantage funds recorded net inflow of Rs 15,585 crore, Rs 3,210 crore and Rs 1,886 crore, respectively. Investors favoured hybrid schemes for their balanced
risk-reward
profile amid market volatility.
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Total net inflows in the equity-oriented schemes stood at Rs 23,587 crore in the period under review, 24% higher than those in May 2025. Within the equity space, flexi cap, smallcap and midcap funds witnessed net inflows of Rs 5,733 crores, Rs 4,024 crore and Rs 3,754 crores, respectively. Meanwhile, ELSS funds saw a net outflow of Rs 556 crores, indicating waning tax-season demand.
The strong performance of benchmark indices like Nifty 50 TRI (+3.37%) and Sensex TRI (+2.98%) further boosted investor confidence.
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Debt funds saw moderate outflows in June, compared to May. Net outflow of debt schemes stood at Rs 1,711 crore (compared to net outflow of Rs 15,908 crores in May). During the month, short-duration, money market and corporate bond funds witnessed net inflows of Rs 10,277 crore, Rs 9,484 crore and Rs 7,124 crore, respectively. Meanwhile, liquid funds saw a net outflow of Rs 25,196 crore due to quarter-end withdrawals.
June 2025 marked a strong month for the Indian mutual fund industry, with record-high inflows and robust investor participation across equity, hybrid, and SIP segments.
Data from the Association of
Mutual Funds
in India (AMFI) showed that the industry's total Assets Under Management (AUM) surged to Rs 74.41 lakh crore, reflecting a 13.2% quarter-on-quarter growth, supported by bullish equity markets and sustained retail interest.
Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) remained a pillar of retail investment with monthly contributions touching a new all-time high of Rs 27,269 crore. There are 9.19 crore active SIP accounts as on June 30, 2025. The growth drivers for the SIP are predominantly rising financial literacy, consistent returns from equity markets and ease of investing via digital platforms.
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SIPs continue to be the preferred mode for long-term wealth creation, especially among young and first-time investors, ICRA Analytics said.
June 2025 showcased the resilience and growth potential of the Indian mutual fund industry. With strong SIP momentum, diversified inflows across categories, and favourable market conditions, the industry is well-positioned for continued expansion in the second half of the calendar year.
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