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Informist, Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2025

 

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--AMFI: MF industry Oct net inflows at INR 2.16 tln 
--AMFI: MF industry AUM at INR 79.88 tln as on Oct 31 
--AMFI: Open-ended debt funds Oct net inflows at INR 1.60 tln 
--AMFI: Open-ended debt funds AUM at INR 19.51 tln as on Oct 31 
--AMFI: Liquid funds Oct net inflows at INR 893.75 bln 
--AMFI: Liquid funds AUM at INR 5.60 tln as on Oct 31 
--AMFI: Overnight funds Oct net inflows at INR 240.51 bln 
--AMFI: Overnight funds AUM at INR 1.16 tln as on Oct 31 
--AMFI: Open-ended equity funds Oct net inflows at INR 246.90 bln 
--AMFI: Open-ended equity funds AUM at INR 35.17 tln as on Oct 31 
--AMFI: Hybrid equity funds Oct net inflows at INR 141.56 bln 
--AMFI: Hybrid equity funds AUM at INR 10.70 tln as on Oct 31 
--AMFI: Gold ETFs Oct net inflows at INR 77.43 bln 
--AMFI: Large cap funds Oct net inflows INR 9.72 bln vs INR 23.19 bln Sept
--AMFI: Oct inflows driven mainly by debt funds 
--CONTEXT: AMFI mgmt's remarks in conference call after Oct MF data release 
--AMFI: MF Oct SIP inflow INR 295.3 bln vs INR 293.61 bln Sept 
--AMFI: MFs added 6 mln new folios under SIP in Oct 
--AMFI: 4.5 mln SIP folios matured, discontinued in Oct 
--AMFI: Inflows in large cap funds down in Oct on account of profit booking 
--AMFI: ETFs in other commodities like crude may take 3-4 months 
--AMFI: Inflows in Silver ETFs at INR 34.12 bln in Oct 

 

MUMBAI – Inflows into large-cap equity funds fell to INR 9.72 billion in October from INR 23.19 billion a month ago, data released by the Association of Mutual Funds in India Tuesday showed. Total infows in open-ended equity funds dropped to INR 246.90 billion in the reporting month, down from INR 304.22 billion year ago. 

 

AMFI Chief Executive Venkat Chalasani said that the drop in inflows in large-cap funds can be attributed to profit booking by investors. "...if you look at the gross flows that have come into this, it is around 5,293.27 crores (INR 52.93 billion). As I said, there is a reduction to the extent of around 4,321 crores (INR 42.31 billion). Probably, there is some profit booking that has happened here, which has resulted in the net inflow of 972 crores (INR 9.72 billion)," Chalasani said. 

 

The mutual fund industry's total assets under management rose 5.6% on month to INR 79.88 trillion at the end of October. The rise in AUM was led by inflows in debt funds, Chalasni said while addressing the press conference.

 

Debt funds, which saw inflows of around INR 1.60 trillion in October, were the main source of funds for mutual funds in October, Chalasani said. The total AUM of debt funds rose to INR 19.51 trillion at the end of October. Within debt funds, liquid funds saw inflows to the tune of INR 893.75 billion, taking their AUM to 5.60 trillion. In September, liquid funds had an outflow of INR 660.42 billion. 

 

Further, overnight funds saw inflows of INR 240.51 billion in October, up from INR 42.79 billion a month ago. The AUM of overnight funds rose to INR 1.16 trillion at october-end. 

 

Along with large-cap funds, other equity-oriented funds inflows also saw a sharp fall. Inflows into multi-cap funds were at INR 25 billion in October compared with INR 35.60 billion a month ago. Mid-cap fund inflows fell to INR 38.07 billion in the reporting month from INR 50.85 billion a month ago. Total inflows in open-ended equity funds were at INR 246.90 billion in October. The AUM of equity-oriented funds was at INR 35.17 trillion at the end of the month.

 

Inflows in hybrid schemes were led by arbitrage funds. Arbitrage funds received INR 69.20 billion of inflows in October compared with outflows of INR 9.88 billion a month ago. Total inflows into hybrid funds were at INR 141.56 billion in October, taking total AUM of hybrid funds to INR 10.70 trillion as on Oct. 31. 

 

The net inflows of 22 gold exchange-traded funds in October were INR 77.43 billion, down over 7% on month. However, inflows continued to be around the all-time high flows of INR 83.63 billion seen in September. "The gold ETFs continues to see the surge. It's both on account of the increase in prices, on account of the safe haven asset status," said the association's chief Chalasani.

 

The assets under management in gold ETFs breached the INR 1 trillion mark in October. The assets under management of gold ETFs were INR 1.02 trillion, up over 13% on month. On a yearly basis, assets under management were up a whopping 130% from INR 445.45 billion as of Oct. 31, 2024.

 

In October, the net inflows in silver exchange-traded funds fell over 36% on year at INR 34.12 billion. The assets under management in silver ETFs, however, rose nearly 17% on month to INR 425.37 billion in October. Chalasani also said there is a possibility of more commodity exchange-traded funds such as crude and discussions are going on. "It will take at least three to four months before we come up with any of these new ETFs on other products (commodities)," he said. 

 

In terms of systematic investment plans, mutual funds had inflows of INR 295.3 billion in October against INR 293.6 billion a month ago. Mutual funds added six million new portfolios in October, while four-and-a-half million folios matured or were discontinued, Chalasani said.  End

 

Reported by Kabir Sharma and Navya Sruthi

Edited by Deepshikha Bhardwaj

 

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