Investment through Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) in mutual funds has set a new record in June. This month an investment of Rs 27,269 crore was made through SIP, which is 2% more than Rs 26,688 crore in May. This is the first time SIP’s monthly investment has crossed the Rs 27,000 crore mark. The trust of investors is increasing on mutual funds and its effect is also visible in the total fund flow.
SIP performance in the year 2025
In January this year, an investment of Rs 26,400 crore was made through SIP, and by June the figure increased by about 3%. Talking about the financial year 2025, SIP had an investment of Rs 26,632 crore in April, which increased by 2% to Rs 27,269 crore in June. This shows the growing popularity of SIP among investors, which is an easy and reliable way to invest for a long time through small amounts.
24% jump in equity funds
According to the latest data from the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI), in June, the total mutual funds invested Rs 49,301 crore, which is 67% more than the Rs 29,572 crore in May. Especially investment in equity mutual funds increased by 24% to Rs 23,587 crore, which was Rs 19,013 crore in May.
Equity funds saw investment in all categories except ELSS. Flexi cap funds remained the first choice of investors and got an investment of Rs 5,733 crore. Investment of Rs 4,024 crore in smallcap funds and Rs 3,754 crore in midcap funds. These figures show that investors are ready to take risks and want to take advantage of the market boom.
Date funds reduced outflow
Date mutual funds saw an outflow of Rs 1,711 crore in June, which is much lower than the outflow of Rs 15,908 crore in May. Short Duration Funds had the highest investment of Rs 10,276 crore, while Rs 9,484 crore came in money market funds. On the other hand, there was a huge outflow of Rs 25,196 crore from liquid funds, while in May, an investment of Rs 40,205 crore was seen.
The condition of hybrid and other funds
Investment in hybrid funds also increased by 12% and in June, Rs 23,222 crore was invested, which was Rs 20,765 crore in May. Arbitraj Funds attracted the highest investment of Rs 15,584 crore. An investment of Rs 3,209 crore in multi asset allocation funds and Rs 1,885 crore in Dynamic Asset Allocation/Balanced Advantage Funds.
Investments in passive funds such as index funds and ETF declined by 28% to Rs 3,997 crore, which was Rs 5,525 crore in May. Gold ETF performed brilliantly and earned an investment of Rs 2,080 crore, which is a huge jump of 613% on a monthly basis.
AUM has increased by 3%
The total assets of mutual funds under Management (AUM) increased by 3% to Rs 74.14 lakh crore in June, which was Rs 71.93 lakh crore in May. It is a symbol of the strength of the market and the trust of investors.
New fund offers
In June, 20 Open-Anded Mutual Fund NFOs were launched, which raised a total of Rs 1,986 crore. Index funds were at the forefront of this matter. These new funds are giving more options to investors, due to which there is enthusiasm in the market.