The Indian mutual funds industry has made a strong comeback in October and the net inflow during this period has been Rs 1,73,839.91 crore. Earlier in September it was Rs -1,33,375.57 crore. This information was given in the data released by the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) on Wednesday.
According to AMFI data, inflow into equity mutual funds in October stood at Rs 32,993.64 crore. In this, large and midcap funds stood first with a net inflow of Rs 8,484.23 crore.
After this, smallcap funds were at second and third place with investment of Rs 6,407.50 crore and flexicap funds with investment of Rs 4,979.95 crore.
Apart from this, a net inflow of Rs 4,892.62 crore was recorded in midcap funds, Rs 2,977.86 crore in multicap funds, Rs 1,694.13 crore in contra funds and Rs 1,032.39 crore in largecap funds in October.
Index funds recorded a net inflow of Rs 3,090.51 crore in October. In this, investment of Rs 1,947.81 crore has come in equity funds, Rs 1,134.42 crore in debt funds and Rs 8.27 crore in hybrid funds.
At the same time, the net inflow in Exchange Trade Funds (ETF) in October was Rs 20,303.98 crore. This included Rs 12,973.78 crore in equity ETFs, Rs 751.11 crore in debt ETFs, Rs 3,474.03 crore in gold ETFs, Rs 3,092.22 crore in silver ETFs and Rs 10.92 crore in other ETFs.
Funds investing in markets outside India have recorded an outflow of Rs 370.11 crore in October. This shows that investors are focused on investing money in the country itself.
The assets under management (AUM) of India's mutual funds industry has increased to Rs 83,38,858.06 crore as of October 30, 2026, from Rs 82,64,116.63 crore as of September 30, 2026.