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Mutual funds SIPs remain unaffected despite the sale of markets above Rs 26,400 crore above Rs 26,400 crore for Rs 26,400 crore in December.
All equity-oriented categories received pure flow during January 2025.
Equity Mutual Fund saw an influx of Rs 39,687.78 crore in January. Stock market In the last few months, according to the latest data from the Mutual Funds of India (AMFI) Association released on Wednesday. Although the equity MF flow fell 4 percent compared to the previous month, it is the 47th consecutive month of net flow in the section.
In December, the systematic investment scheme (SIP) was also unpublished with the remaining monthly flow above Rs 26,400 crore for Rs 26,400 crore.
All equity-oriented categories received pure flow during January 2025.
However, given the improvement in markets, assets under management for equity oriented mutual funds declined by 4 percent in January, to Rs 29,46,764.20 crore against Rs 3,057,548.59 crore in December.
Importantly, in January, the small-cap fund contained 22.6 percent to Rs 5,720.87 crore, while the marginal growth in midcap funds increased to Rs 5,147.87 crore. In addition, net investment in large-cap funds increased by 52.3 percent to Rs 3,063.33 crore.
On the other hand, regional/thematic funds increased to Rs 41.2 per cent to Rs 9,016.60 crore on the decline in the number of new fund offers launched during the month month. However, they continue to maintain the top position with the highest flow of Rs 9,016 crore, followed by a small-cap.
Mutual funds earned Rs 2,838 crore through three sectoral/ thematic funds during January.
About 30.7 lakh new mutual funds were added in January.
Associate Director-Manager Research Himanshu Srivastava at Morningstar Investment Research India said that investors focused on taking the most benefits of the market in January, furthering as an opportunity to carry forward the market improvement.
“The return of equity markets and the returns given by equity oriented mutual funds in the last few years have motivated many investors to enter equity markets, and to do so more and more Due to the clear advantage of its pleasing mutual funds to see investors. Flow Equity has been consistent in a section showing a widespread appeal to markets. All equity-oriented categories received pure flow during the month, “he said.
Manish Mehta, National Head- Sales, Marketing and Digital Business, Kotak Mahindra Mutual Fund said, “The number of January decreased compared to December. Investors’ participation in various categories of schemes continues especially Largecap-oriented schemes. To raise awareness about mutual funds and it is a efficient route for long -term money creation, displayed by investor behavior that seems to connect investment through SIP/STP route. ,
Debt mutual funds
In a fixed-age category, the net flow in debt mutual funds was recorded in January for Rs 1,28,152.63 crore for Rs 1,28,152.63 crore, which was recorded in December.
The liquid fund category saw a high flow for Rs 91,592.92 crore, followed by an investment of Rs 21,915.53 crore in the Money Market Fund.
The short term fund and gilt fund segment saw a net outflow of Rs 2,066.19 crore and Rs 1,359.66 crore respectively.
Hybrid mutual fund
Hybrid funds, which invest in equity, loan and commodity assets, saw an increase of Rs 8,767.52 crore in an increase of 100.6 percent.
In December, compared to the outflow of Rs 409.09 crore, arbitration of money was the highest compared to Rs 4,291.74 crore.
In addition, the Multi Asset Allocation Fund saw an investment of Rs 2,122.85 crore, but the net flow fell in 17.6 percent month. An investment of Rs 1,512.06 crore was seen in the Dynamic Asset Allocation/Balanced Advantage Fund.
