Sip Inflows Cross Rs 15 000cr Level For The First Time

Top Stories

Company

L&T Partners with PS Technology to Revolutionise Railways

6 mins read. August 2, 2024 at 12:45 PM

Company

Jindal Saw Q1 FY24 PAT Rises 67% to Rs 441 Cr

4 mins read. August 2, 2024 at 12:41 PM

Company

Pfizer Q1 FY25 PAT Zooms 61% to Rs 151 Cr

4 mins read. August 2, 2024 at 12:36 PM

Stock chart

SIP inflows cross Rs 15,000Cr level for the first time

ri-calendar-2-lineAug 10, 2023

By: BlinkX Research Team

FbkFbkTwitterTelegram

In July, the Assets under Management (AUM) for Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) surged to Rs 8.32 trillion, a significant rise from June's Rs 7.93 trillion. This growth was complemented by a notable increase in SIP accounts, reaching a record high of 68 million. However, equity mutual funds experienced a decline of 11.7% in net inflows, amounting to Rs 7,626 crore in July. The decrease was primarily driven by outflows from large-cap funds, while small-cap funds maintained their momentum with strong net inflows of Rs 4,171 crore. An impressive highlight was the unprecedented surge in SIP contributions, which soared to a remarkable Rs 15,245 crore.

 

Conversely, debt funds displayed a turnaround after experiencing net outflows of over Rs 14,000 crore in June. July saw a remarkable inflow of Rs 61,440 crore. Among the inflows, liquid funds stood out, attracting around Rs 52,000 crore, and money market funds also garnered notable interest with an inflow of Rs 8,600 crore. In contrast, overnight funds faced an outflow of Rs 10,747 crore.

 

Additionally, changes were observed in fund categories: while index funds experienced a shift from a Rs 905-crore outflow in June to an inflow of Rs 1,179 crore, ETFs underwent a reversal, with a Rs 353 crore outflow in July following a substantial Rs 3,400 crore inflow the prior month. Gold ETFs, multi-asset allocation funds, and arbitrage funds attracted Rs 456 crore, Rs 1,382 crore, and Rs 10,074 crore inflows respectively.

 

The overall AUM for the industry reached Rs 46.37 trillion by the end of July, with the month's average AUM standing at Rs 46.27 trillion. The mutual fund (MF) sector achieved an all-time high of 151.4 million folios in July, compared to 149.1 million in June. Retail folios also reached a new high of 120.8 million in July, up from 119 million in June. N S Venkatesh, CEO of AMFI, emphasized the industry's 25% year-on-year growth as a testament to the increasing significance of mutual funds in the financial landscape.

 

Content source: Media reports

Related News

News Thumbnail
Economy

The ₹2000 banknote withdrawal: Where we stand

3 mins read. November 3, 2023 at 08:41 AM

News Thumbnail
Economy

FOMC holds Fed Funds Rate steady with Cautionary Outlook

1 mins read. November 3, 2023 at 08:25 AM

News Thumbnail
Economy

Coal sector records 16.1% growth in September 2023: Centre

2 mins read. November 3, 2023 at 04:09 AM

News Thumbnail
Economy

Indian Railways achieves 87.25 MT freight loading till October 2023

1 mins read. November 2, 2023 at 04:46 AM

Related Blogs

Stock chartDemat Account

Biggest Winners and Losers in MSCI: Key Movers in Global Indices 2025

0 people read

3 mins read . Aug 20, 2025

Stock chartMutual Fund

What MF Big Boys Bought and Sold – Top Mutual Fund Stock Activity in 2025

0 people read

8 mins read . Aug 18, 2025

Download app

Access BlinkX
everywhere
across device

Join the Future of Trading

with BlinkX

#ItsATraderThing

Open Trading Account
Verify your phone
+91
*By signing up you agree to our terms & conditions