This marks a significant recovery from May’s ₹18,994.56 crore—the lowest equity inflow level since April 2024.
Overall mutual fund inflows saw a strong surge in June, rising 67% month-on-month to ₹49,301 crore, compared to ₹29,572 crore in May, as per AMFI data.
Meanwhile, the total assets under management (AUM) for the mutual fund industry also witnessed a steady 3% rise, climbing to ₹74.14 lakh crore in June from ₹71.93 lakh crore in May — marking a new milestone for the industry.
Debt funds flows
Debt funds saw mixed trends in June. Liquid fund outflows eased to ₹25,196 crore, down 37% from May. Corporate bond fund inflows dropped to ₹7,124 crore from ₹11,983 crore. Credit risk fund outflows also declined 32% to ₹168 crore.
ETFs and hybrid funds
Gold ETFs saw a remarkable surge in inflows, rising over sixfold to ₹2,080.9 crore in June from ₹292 crore in May—a 613% jump. In contrast, other ETFs witnessed a sharp drop, with inflows falling 79% to ₹844.4 crore.
Hybrid funds, however, continued their upward trend, with inflows rising 12% to ₹23,222 crore in June from ₹20,765 crore in May.
SIP momentum hits record high
Venkat Chalasani, Chief Executive, AMFI, said “The mutual fund industry’s AUM crossed ₹74 lakh crore in June 2025, setting a new milestone. This growth continues to be powered by strong retail participation and the steady rise in SIP inflows, which stood at ₹27,269 crore for the month. The number of contributing SIP accounts also touched an all-time high of 8.64 crore, underlining the growing trust in mutual funds as a disciplined investment vehicle.”
