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Aditya Birla AMC aims to keep yields at current level

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Informist, Tuesday, Jul. 21, 2026

 

--Aditya Birla AMC: Witnesses marginal slowdown in rural SIP growth 

--CONTEXT: Comments from Aditya Birla AMC mgmt in post-earnings analyst call 

--Aditya Birla AMC: On track to launch retail products via GIFT City 

--Aditya Birla AMC: Want to maintain yields at current level going forward 

 

By J. Navya Sruthi and Kabir Sharma

 

MUMBAI – Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC expects to maintain investment yields at June-quarter levels going forward, the company's management said in a post-earnings analyst conference call. The company also said it is on track to launch products for retail foreign investors through its GIFT City branch.  

 

"... would like to maintain our yields, plus or minus a few basis points. This is the mix which we will be working on through the alternate business," the management told analysts. "So, we feel that going forward, the yield should be in a similar range, barring one or two basis points here and there, plus the telescoping pricing."


Yields on the company's equity investments were around 63-64 basis points and on liquid investments in the range of 12-13 bps during the June quarter, the management said. The company reported an all-time high of INR 3.11 billion in the June quarter, according to data available with Informist. The net profit growth was at a four-quarter high of over 12% on year. Revenue from operations rose 3% on year to INR 4.56 billion in the June quarter. 

 

The management said the recent grant of the retail license for the asset management company's branch at GIFT City will allow foreign investors to invest in the company's funds through the branch. "We are enabling NRIs and global investors to seamlessly access both inbound investments into India and outbound opportunities across global markets," the management said.

 

"We are also on track to launch a retail product via GIFT City in the upcoming months, including Emerging Markets Equity Fund and India Growth Fund, and also launch a series of index funds in the global markets," the management said. "With a growing product suite and a GIFT City global investment ecosystem, we are well-placed to build scalable offshore franchises in the coming years."

 

Aditya Birla AMC's overall average assets under management, including alternate assets, were INR 6.28 trillion as of Jun. 30, up 42% on year. The company's quarterly average assets under management grew 6% on year to INR 4.28 trillion in the June quarter. Equity mutual fund assets under management rose 10% on year to INR 1.99 trillion.

 

Monthly inflows through systematic investment plans were INR 10.85 billion in June, down from INR 12.04 billion in March and INR 11.40 billion a year ago. The management said there was a marginal slowdown in the rural systematic investment plan growth. "Though we have seen this quarter a marginal reduction in the SIP book, but something we continue to remain a big focus area to drive to the next level of growth momentum," the management said. 

 

Tuesday, the company's shares ended 6.8% lower at INR 1,043.10 on the National Stock Exchange. Aditya Birla AMC announced its June quarter results during market hours. End

 

Edited by Saji George Titus

 

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