- Mutual funds continue to burn!
- New investment record in October
- An inflow of Rs 1.74 lakh crore
Mutual Funds Record : The Indian mutual fund industry has shown its strength. It made a strong comeback in October, with a net investment of ₹ 173,839.91 crore. The previous figure for September was -₹133,375.57 crore. This data was released by the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) on Wednesday. A big number has been revealed in it. (Mutual Funds Record)
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How much is invested in equity mutual funds?
According to AMFI data, ₹32,993.64 crore was invested in equity mutual funds in October. Large-cap and mid-cap funds led the way with a net investment of ₹8,484.23 crore. Small-cap funds were second with ₹6,407.50 crore and flexicap funds were third with investments of ₹4,979.95 crore.
4,892.62 crore inflows into midcap funds
Additionally, October saw net inflows of Rs 4,892.62 crore into midcap funds, Rs 2,977.86 crore into multicap funds, Rs 1,694.13 crore into contra funds and Rs 1,032.39 crore into largecap funds. Index funds recorded a net inflow of ₹ 3,090.51 crore in October. This included ₹1,947.81 crore in equity funds, ₹1,134.42 crore in debt funds and ₹8.27 crore in hybrid funds.
How much turnover was there in the ETF?
Meanwhile, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw a net inflow of ₹20,303.98 crore in October. This included ₹12,973.78 crore in equity ETFs, ₹751.11 crore in debt ETFs, ₹3,474.03 crore in gold ETFs, ₹3,092.22 crore in silver ETFs and ₹10.92 crore in other ETFs.
In October, ₹370.11 crore was withdrawn from funds investing in markets outside India. This shows that the focus of investors is on domestic investments. Assets under management (AUM) of India's mutual fund industry increased to ₹83,38,858.06 crore as on 30 October 2026 from ₹82,64,116.63 crore as on 30 September 2026.
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