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India mutual fund monitor

March 2023

Flows, assets, SIPs, fund-house structure and equity ownership activity. Each dataset keeps its own period; the status at the foot of the page lists them.

Flows & AUM Mar 2023 SIP not published for Mar 2023 NFO Mar 2023 Fund-house assets Jan–Mar 2023 (quarterly) Holdings Mar 2023

Industry AUM 39.42 lakh Cr Change -4,226 Cr, incl. market movement
Total net flow -19,264 Cr Previous month +9,575 Cr
Equity net flow +20,534 Cr 25 consecutive inflow months
Debt net flow -56,884 Cr Debt-oriented schemes
Hybrid net flow -12,372 Cr Hybrid schemes
Passive net flow +26,631 Cr Index funds & ETFs · other +397 Cr
SIP contribution Not published for this period
Folios 14.57 Cr +14.80 L on the month

AMFI monthly report, Mar 2023. Total net flow covers all schemes; the asset-class figures are open-ended schemes. +15,038 Cr of the AUM change came from market movement and other effects, not investor money.

1 · Where money moved

Net flow by asset class · open-ended schemes · ₹ crore

Flows for Mar 2023 →
  • Equity +20,534 Cr
  • Debt -56,884 Cr
  • Hybrid -12,372 Cr
  • Index funds & ETFs +26,631 Cr
  • Overseas fund of funds +173 Cr
  • Solution oriented +224 Cr
Asset classThis monthPrevious3 months12 months
Equity +20,534 +15,686 +48,766 +146,754
Debt -56,884 -13,815 -81,016 -183,603
Hybrid -12,372 +460 -7,420 -18,813
Index funds & ETFs +26,631 +6,439 +36,975 +155,850
Overseas fund of funds +173 +49.53 +272 +1,639
Solution oriented +224 +169 +583 +1,836

3- and 12-month sums appear only where the series is unbroken; “—” means the window crosses a new classification.

2 · Category winners and losers

SEBI scheme categories · Mar 2023

All categories →

Investor money into and out of each category. It is not attributed to any stock.

3 · Fund-house market structure

Average AUM · quarterly

AMC explorer →

Fund-house data: Jan–Mar 2023 quarter. AMFI publishes fund-house assets as quarterly averages. This is the latest quarter that had ended by Mar 2023; it is not a March observation and nothing is interpolated. A later quarter (Apr–Jun 2026) is available on the AMC explorer.

Fund houseAverage AUMMarket shareΔ quarterRank
SBI Mutual Fund 7.17 lakh Cr 17.71% +0.01 pp 1
ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund 5.00 lakh Cr 12.34% +0.21 pp 2
HDFC Mutual Fund 4.50 lakh Cr 11.10% +0.06 pp 3
Nippon India Mutual Fund 2.93 lakh Cr 7.24% -0.03 pp 4
Kotak Mahindra Mutual Fund 2.89 lakh Cr 7.14% +0.02 pp 5
Aditya Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund 2.75 lakh Cr 6.79% -0.20 pp 6
Axis Mutual Fund 2.41 lakh Cr 5.96% -0.21 pp 7
UTI Mutual Fund 2.39 lakh Cr 5.90% -0.09 pp 8
Bandhan Mutual Fund 1.17 lakh Cr 2.89% -0.07 pp 9
Mirae Asset Mutual Fund 1.16 lakh Cr 2.87% +0.01 pp 10was 11

Biggest share gainers · quarter

  1. ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund+0.21 pp
  2. Edelweiss Mutual Fund+0.17 pp
  3. quant Mutual Fund+0.09 pp
  4. Tata Mutual Fund+0.08 pp
  5. HDFC Mutual Fund+0.06 pp

Biggest share decliners · quarter

  1. Axis Mutual Fund-0.21 pp
  2. Aditya Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund-0.20 pp
  3. UTI Mutual Fund-0.09 pp
  4. HSBC Mutual Fund-0.07 pp
  5. Bandhan Mutual Fund-0.07 pp

Rank changes among the top 30

  1. Mirae Asset Mutual Fund11 → 10
  2. DSP Mutual Fund10 → 11
  3. Edelweiss Mutual Fund13 → 12
  4. Tata Mutual Fund12 → 13
  5. quant Mutual Fund24 → 23
  6. LIC Mutual Fund23 → 24

Official AMC-level net-flow data is not available from the validated source. AUM movement includes both investor flows and market movement.

4 · SIPs & retail participation

AMFI Monthly Note (SIP) and monthly report (folios)

SIP & investors →
SIP contribution Not published for this period
SIP contribution · 12 months Not published for this period
SIP assets Not published for this period
Contributing SIP accounts Not published for this period
Folios 14.57 Cr +14.80 L on the month · +12.5% on a year ago

SIP contribution is published from June 2024 and SIP assets from January 2024; contributing accounts from September 2024. Earlier months show “Not published for this period”, never zero.

5 · New fund offers

New Schemes sheet of the AMFI monthly report · Mar 2023

NFO history →
45new schemes allotted 8,564 Crmobilised Part of this month’s gross mobilisation — shown separately, never added to category net flow.
Published categorySchemesMobilisedSchemes launched
Fixed Term Plan 21 3,878 Cr
Dividend Yield Fund 1 3,496 Cr
Index Funds 14 634 Cr
Sectoral/Thematic Funds 1 339 Cr
Other ETFs 5 144 Cr
Fund of funds investing overseas 1 37.00 Cr
Long Duration Fund 1 30.00 Cr
ELSS 1 6.00 Cr

Ordered by amount mobilised in each category. AMFI prints NFO amounts by category, so the largest NFOs are shown as the largest categories with their scheme names.

6 · Equity ownership activity

Disclosed holdings · like-for-like portfolios · Mar 2023

Activity explorer →
795companies held 18AMCs reporting 800new positions 823complete exits

Most AMCs increasing

CompanyAMCs
  1. 01 Infosys Limited222 comparable portfolios 13
  2. 02 Housing Development Finance Corp.Lt151 comparable portfolios 12
  3. 03 Tata Steel Limited121 comparable portfolios 11
  4. 04 Tech Mahindra Limited123 comparable portfolios 11
  5. 05 Tata Consultancy Services Limited147 comparable portfolios 10
  6. 06 IndusInd Bank Limited119 comparable portfolios 10
  7. 07 Bharat Electronics Limited103 comparable portfolios 10
  8. 08 Reliance Industries Limited221 comparable portfolios 10
  9. 09 Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Limited156 comparable portfolios 10
  10. 10 Mahindra & Mahindra Limited145 comparable portfolios 10

Most AMCs reducing

CompanyAMCs
  1. 01 Cummins India Limited64 comparable portfolios 11
  2. 02 SRF Limited62 comparable portfolios 11
  3. 03 ICICI Bank Limited243 comparable portfolios 11
  4. 04 Vedanta Limited40 comparable portfolios 10
  5. 05 Persistent Systems Limited75 comparable portfolios 10
  6. 06 Axis Bank Limited213 comparable portfolios 10
  7. 07 Life Insurance Corporation Of India40 comparable portfolios 9
  8. 08 Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Limited92 comparable portfolios 9
  9. 09 Titan Company Limited108 comparable portfolios 9
  10. 10 UltraTech Cement Limited172 comparable portfolios 9

Largest comparable holding increases

CompanyShares
  1. 01 Tata Steel Limited+7.0% · 121 portfolios +3.91 Cr
  2. 02 Samvardhana Motherson International Limited+9.7% · 55 portfolios +2.73 Cr
  3. 03 Bharat Electronics Limited+3.9% · 103 portfolios +2.28 Cr
  4. 04 Power Grid Corporation of India Limited+4.6% · 105 portfolios +2.13 Cr
  5. 05 Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited+22.5% · 35 portfolios +1.96 Cr
  6. 06 Devyani International Limited+41.5% · 36 portfolios +1.95 Cr
  7. 07 Punjab National Bank+5.1% · 42 portfolios +1.69 Cr
  8. 08 Indian Oil Corporation Limited+9.1% · 42 portfolios +1.66 Cr
  9. 09 NHPC Limited+2.3% · 25 portfolios +1.49 Cr
  10. 10 Biocon Limited+70.8% · 49 portfolios +1.43 Cr

Largest comparable holding decreases

CompanyShares
  1. 01 ITC Limited-3.1% · 146 portfolios -2.07 Cr
  2. 02 Steel Authority of India Limited-10.6% · 30 portfolios -98.94 L
  3. 03 ETERNAL LIMITED-4.2% · 47 portfolios -85.26 L
  4. 04 Max Healthcare Institute Limited-8.0% · 48 portfolios -82.26 L
  5. 05 Ashok Leyland Limited-4.3% · 84 portfolios -79.39 L
  6. 06 Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Limited-1.6% · 71 portfolios -72.88 L
  7. 07 ICICI Bank Limited-0.9% · 243 portfolios -70.55 L
  8. 08 FSN E-Commerce Ventures Limited-11.5% · 53 portfolios -67.54 L
  9. 09 National Aluminium Company Limited-16.8% · 28 portfolios -65.25 L
  10. 10 Jindal Stainless Limited-24.9% · 13 portfolios -62.92 L

Most new positions

CompanyPositions
  1. 01 Hindustan Aeronautics Limited81 comparable portfolios 18
  2. 02 Infosys Limited222 comparable portfolios 16
  3. 03 Varun Beverages Limited60 comparable portfolios 13
  4. 04 HCL Technologies Limited143 comparable portfolios 13
  5. 05 Canara Bank64 comparable portfolios 12
  6. 06 Biocon Limited49 comparable portfolios 11
  7. 07 Dalmia Bharat Limited41 comparable portfolios 9
  8. 08 Eicher Motors Limited92 comparable portfolios 9
  9. 09 Dr. Reddy's Laboratories Limited84 comparable portfolios 9
  10. 10 Mahindra & Mahindra Limited145 comparable portfolios 9

Most complete exits

CompanyExits
  1. 01 MphasiS Limited68 comparable portfolios 16
  2. 02 Vedanta Limited40 comparable portfolios 12
  3. 03 Life Insurance Corporation Of India40 comparable portfolios 11
  4. 04 Gland Pharma Limited60 comparable portfolios 10
  5. 05 GAIL (India) Limited80 comparable portfolios 10
  6. 06 Firstsource Solutions Limited16 comparable portfolios 10
  7. 07 Bajaj Auto Limited61 comparable portfolios 10
  8. 08 Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited87 comparable portfolios 9
  9. 09 Crompton Greaves Consumer Electricals Limited102 comparable portfolios 9
  10. 10 Biocon Limited49 comparable portfolios 9

Most widely held stocks

CompanyAMCs
  1. 01 Infosys Limited242 portfolios 17
  2. 02 Reliance Industries Limited237 portfolios 17
  3. 03 Housing Development Finance Corp.Lt165 portfolios 17
  4. 04 Tata Consultancy Services Limited161 portfolios 17
  5. 05 ITC Limited153 portfolios 17
  6. 06 Bajaj Finance Limited148 portfolios 17
  7. 07 Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Limited136 portfolios 17
  8. 08 Power Grid Corporation of India Limited112 portfolios 17
  9. 09 Dr. Reddy's Laboratories Limited87 portfolios 17
  10. 10 ICICI Bank Limited263 portfolios 16

Comparable lists need at least 10 portfolios observed in both months and exclude companies under corporate-action review. Share changes are quantities, not cash flows, and category flows are never attributed to these stocks.

7 · Data status

What each figure on this page refers to

Full data status →
DatasetPeriod on this pageFrequencyLatest available
Flows, AUM, foliosMar 2023MonthlyAug 2026
SIP contribution & assetsNot published for this periodMonthly (from Jun 2024)Aug 2026
New fund offersMar 2023MonthlyAug 2026
Fund-house assets & market shareJan–Mar 2023Quarterly averageApr–Jun 2026
Equity holdingsMar 2023Monthly disclosuresAug 2026

Known limitations: no official net flow exists by fund house; fund-house figures are quarterly averages; SIP history starts in 2024; category flows cannot be attributed to stocks. Methodology →