Equity Mutual Fund Inflows Jump 21% in November
mutual funds in India attracted net inflows of ₹29,911 crore in November 2025, marking a 21 percent increase compared with October. This growth reflects continued investor interest in equities amid strong market performance and positive economic indicators.
Data Shows Broad-Based Demand
According to industry figures released by the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI), both retail and institutional investors contributed to the higher equity inflows. Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) continued to draw steady investments, while lump-sum commitments from high-net-worth and institutional clients helped boost overall numbers.
Equity Themes Most Favoured
Within the equity category, large-cap, mid-cap and multi-cap funds saw the largest inflows, signalling confidence in diversified and growth-oriented strategies. Analysts say the trend reflects investor preference for long-term wealth creation, even as markets fluctuated in November.
Debt and Hybrid Funds Also Saw Movement
Alongside equity funds, certain debt and hybrid schemes reported modest net inflows as investors sought stability and income generation. However, the pace of flows into these categories remained lower than equity funds, which dominated overall mutual fund activity for the month.
SIP Contributions Maintain Momentum
SIP inflows stayed robust, with mutual fund houses reporting strong monthly additions across age groups and investor segments. Financial advisors noted that systematic investing habits have helped average out market volatility and encouraged disciplined participation.
Outlook for December
Fund managers said that inflows could continue into December if market sentiment remains positive and earnings expectations stay on track. They also highlighted the importance of maintaining diversified portfolios in the face of global economic uncertainties.
