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Informist, Friday, Oct. 10, 2025

 

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--AMFI: MF industry Sept net outflows at INR 431.46 bln 
--AMFI: MF industry AUM at INR 75.61 tln as on Sept 30 
--AMFI: Open-ended debt funds Sept net outflows at INR 1.02 tln 
--AMFI: Open-ended debt funds AUM at INR 17.80 tln as on Sept 30 
--AMFI: Open-ended equity funds Sept net inflows at INR 304.22 bln 
--AMFI: Open-ended equity funds AUM at INR 33.68 tln as on Sept 30 
--AMFI: Liquid funds Sept net outflows at INR 660.42 bln 
--AMFI: Liquid funds AUM at INR 4.67 tln as on Sept 30 
--AMFI: Money market funds Sept net outflows at INR 178.99 bln 
--AMFI: Money market funds AUM at INR 3.25 tln as on Sept 30 
--AMFI: Equity mid-cap funds Sept net inflows at INR 50.85 bln
--AMFI: Equity small-cap funds Sept net inflows at INR 43.63 bln
--AMFI: Hybrid schemes Sept net inflows at INR 93.97 bln
--AMFI: Hybrid schemes AUM at INR 10.33 tln as on Sept 30
--AMFI: Open-ended gold ETFs Sept net inflows at INR 83.63 bln 
--AMFI: Inflows into open-ended gold ETFs at record high of INR 83.63 bln Sept 
--AMFI: Open-ended gold ETFs AUM at INR 901.36 bln as on Sept 30

-- AMFI chief: MF Sept SIP inflow INR 293.61 bln vs INR 282.65 bln Aug 

--CONTEXT: AMFI chief Chalasani's comments in concall post Sept MF data 

--AMFI chief: MFs added 5.7 mln new folios under SIP in Sept 

--AMFI chief: 4.4 mln SIP folios matured, discontinued in Sept 

--AMFI chief: Reviewing the possibility of more commodity ETF

--AMFI chief: Net infows in silver ETF at record high of INR 53.42 bln Sept 

 

 

MUMBAI – Outflows from open-ended debt mutual funds continued to weigh on overall industry collections for the second straight month in September, even as equity-linked inflows were largely consistent from the previous month. The industry recorded total net outflows of INR 431.46 billion September, against inflows of INR 524.43 billion in August, according to data released by the Association of Mutual Funds in India. However, the assets under management for mutual funds as of Sept. 30 was INR 75.61 trillion, slightly higher than INR 75.19 trillion at August-end.

 

Open-ended debt funds posted net outflows of INR 1.02 trillion, rising sharply from ounflows of INR 79.80 billion in August. Unsurprisingly at the quarter-end, liquid and money market funds registered the sharpest drawdown. Investors withdrew INR 660.42 billion from liquid funds in September, up five times from the previous month, and nearly INR 179 billion from money market funds, which had registered net inflows in August.

 

The total assets under management under debt schemes were INR 17.80 trillion end-September, down around INR 900 billion from the previous month. Of this, assets under management in liquid funds were INR 4.67 trillion and that in money market funds were INR 3.25 trillion.

 

Inflows into open-ended equity schemes fell slightly in September to INR 304.22 billion, from INR 334.30 billion in August. Data showed inflows in all funds under equity-oriented schemes, except for dividend yield and Equity Linked Savings Scheme funds. Flexi-cap funds were the biggest gainers in August, with inflows of INR 70.29 billion. Mid-cap funds attracted INR 50.85 billion worth of inflows in September, followed by small-cap funds at INR 43.63 billion. Assets under management for open-ended equity schemes were at INR 33.68 trillion on Sept. 30, against INR 33.09 trillion on Aug. 31. 

 

The net inflows in both silver and gold exchange-traded funds were at all-time high during September. Net inflows of 22 gold exchange-traded funds were up a whopping 282% on month at INR 83.63 billion in September. The assets under management in gold ETFs rose over over 24% on month to INR 901.36 billion as of Sept. 30. On a yearly basis, assets under management rose 126% from INR 398.24 billion as of Sept. 30, 2024. 

 

This massive increase in assets under management is mainly due to the mark-to-market gains, said the association's Chief Venkat N. Chalasani. Gold prices on the Multi Commodity Exchange rose to a record high of INR 123,677 per 10 grams on Thursday due global uncertainties and yieled over 61% so far in 2025.  

 

Similarly, the net inflows in silver exchange-traded funds rose to an all-time high of INR 53.42 billion, up nearly 204% on month and 727% on year. The assets under management in silver ETFs, however, rose nearly 39% on month to INR 364.69 billion in September due to positive mark-to-market, said Chalasani. Silver prices on the domestic exchange rose to an all-time high of INR 153,388 per kilogram tracking those on COMEX. On the global exchange, silver prices breached the $50-per-ounce mark to hit a record high after almost 14 years. 

 

In terms of hybrid funds, there were inflows of INR 93.97 billion, significantly down from INR 152.94 billion in August, which took the AUM to INR 10.33 trillion at the end of September. 

 

In the reporting month, systematic investment plan inflows rose to INR 293.61 billion from INR 282.65 billion in August. The number of folios that matured or were discontinued in August were at 4.4 million. Chalasani said they have added 5.7 million new folios under systematic investment plan in September. 

 

Chalasani also said there is a possibility of more commodity exchange-traded funds and the discussions are going on. The Securities Board of Exchange of India is exploring the viability of introducing exchange-traded funds of other commodities in India, according to India. End

 

Reported by Aaryan Khanna, J. Navya Sruthi, and Vaishali Tyagi

Edited by Akul Nishant Akhoury

 

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