Inflows into the equity mutual funds increased 21 per cent last month to ₹29,911 crore against ₹24,690 crore logged in the October as investors sentiments improved with Nifty hitting a new high despite growing global uncertainty.
Flexi and mid-cap attracted the highest inflows at ₹8,135 crore (₹8,929 crore) and ₹4,487 crore (₹3,807 crore) while small cap garnered ₹4,407 crore (₹3,476 crore) fresh investment, according to the Association of Mutual Funds in India data.
The bullishness in Gold and silver exchange traded fund tapered off to ₹3,742 crore (₹7,743 crore) and ₹2,154 crore (₹3,412 crore) on the back of continued rally in prices.
SIP contribution moderated to ₹29,445 crore (₹29,529 crore) as the last two days of November fell on Saturday and Sunday. Contributing SIP accounts also fell to 9.43 crore last month against 9.45 crore in October.
However, SIP AUM increased to ₹16.53 lakh crore (₹16.25 lakh crore).
Venkat Chalasani, CEO, AMFI said the mutual fund industry expects on a conservative basis an inflow of about ₹8 lakh crore next year with higher contribution through SIP and chota SIP increasing substantially. The industry has already registered an inflow of ₹8.54 lakh in the last 11 months of this year.
Published on December 11, 2025
