India mutual fund monitor
June 2026
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 Jun 2026 SIP Jun 2026 NFO Jun 2026 Fund-house assets Apr–Jun 2026 (quarterly) Holdings Jun 2026
AMFI monthly report, Jun 2026. Total net flow covers all schemes; the asset-class figures are open-ended schemes. +1.17 lakh 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
- Equity +28,973 Cr
- Debt -1.09 lakh Cr
- Hybrid +12,893 Cr
- Index funds & ETFs +16,622 Cr
- Overseas fund of funds +102 Cr
- Solution oriented +321 Cr
| Asset class | This month | Previous | 3 months | 12 months |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Equity | +28,973 | +22,908 | +90,321 | +369,988 |
| Debt | -109,054 | -96,949 | +41,488 | -137,867 |
| Hybrid | +12,893 | +10,560 | +44,018 | +140,601 |
| Index funds & ETFs | +16,622 | -402 | +34,641 | +211,641 |
| Overseas fund of funds | +102 | +764 | +2,527 | +7,658 |
| Solution oriented | +321 | +270 | +898 | +3,559 |
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 · Jun 2026
Largest category inflows
| Category | Net flow | % of AUM | 3 months | 12 months |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Other ETFs (single category)Passive | +13,238 | +1.38% | +23,372 | +111,642 |
| Mid CapEquity | +6,090 | +1.25% | +17,027 | +58,347 |
| ArbitrageHybrid | +5,799 | +2.08% | +23,875 | +30,859 |
| Small CapEquity | +5,602 | +1.39% | +17,433 | +58,067 |
| Flexi CapEquity | +5,231 | +0.93% | +20,555 | +94,652 |
| Multi Asset AllocationHybrid | +4,811 | +2.53% | +13,853 | +70,819 |
| Large & Mid CapEquity | +4,321 | +1.27% | +12,090 | +47,656 |
| Gold ETFPassive | +3,443 | +1.87% | +5,759 | +72,260 |
Largest category outflows
| Category | Net flow | % of AUM | 3 months | 12 months |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LiquidDebt | -42,293 | -6.94% | +93,130 | +35,881 |
| Ultra Short to Short TermDebt | -16,484 | -12.76% | -18,791 | -25,670 |
| Ultra Short TermDebt | -11,426 | -8.90% | +2,609 | -22,773 |
| Money MarketDebt | -10,595 | -3.41% | -14,645 | -7,381 |
| OvernightDebt | -10,580 | -11.76% | +5,316 | +2,138 |
| Corporate BondDebt | -7,557 | -4.17% | -8,371 | -39,058 |
| Short TermDebt | -5,887 | -5.27% | -5,857 | -33,449 |
| GiltDebt | -1,096 | -3.48% | -3,828 | -11,631 |
Investor money into and out of each category. It is not attributed to any stock.
3 · Fund-house market structure
Average AUM · quarterly
Fund-house data: Apr–Jun 2026 quarter. AMFI publishes fund-house assets as quarterly averages. This is the latest quarter that had ended by Jun 2026; it is not a June observation and nothing is interpolated.
| Fund house | Average AUM | Market share | Δ quarter | Rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SBI Mutual Fund | 12.57 lakh Cr | 15.12% | -0.18 pp | 1 |
| ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund | 11.15 lakh Cr | 13.40% | -0.13 pp | 2 |
| HDFC Mutual Fund | 9.35 lakh Cr | 11.25% | -0.13 pp | 3 |
| Nippon India Mutual Fund | 7.52 lakh Cr | 9.04% | +0.15 pp | 4 |
| Kotak Mahindra Mutual Fund | 5.90 lakh Cr | 7.10% | -0.02 pp | 5 |
| Aditya Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund | 4.28 lakh Cr | 5.14% | -0.20 pp | 6 |
| UTI Mutual Fund | 3.93 lakh Cr | 4.72% | -0.04 pp | 7 |
| Axis Mutual Fund | 3.69 lakh Cr | 4.44% | +0.03 pp | 8 |
| DSP Mutual Fund | 2.30 lakh Cr | 2.76% | -0.00 pp | 9was 10 |
| Tata Mutual Fund | 2.29 lakh Cr | 2.75% | -0.04 pp | 10was 9 |
Biggest share gainers · quarter
- Nippon India Mutual Fund+0.15 pp
- Motilal Oswal Mutual Fund+0.10 pp
- PPFAS Mutual Fund+0.07 pp
- quant Mutual Fund+0.06 pp
- Bandhan Mutual Fund+0.06 pp
Biggest share decliners · quarter
- Aditya Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund-0.20 pp
- SBI Mutual Fund-0.18 pp
- ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund-0.13 pp
- HDFC Mutual Fund-0.13 pp
- Tata Mutual Fund-0.04 pp
Rank changes among the top 30
- DSP Mutual Fund10 → 9
- Tata Mutual Fund9 → 10
- WhiteOak Capital Mutual Fund25 → 24
- Mahindra Manulife Mutual Fund24 → 25
- Union Mutual Fund28 → 27
- PGIM India Mutual Fund27 → 28
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 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 · Jun 2026
| Published category | Schemes | Mobilised | Schemes launched |
|---|---|---|---|
| Large & Mid Cap Fund | 1 | 87.00 Cr | The Wealth Company Large & Mid Cap Fund |
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 · Jun 2026
Most AMCs increasing
↗- 01 Coal India Limited222 comparable portfolios 25
- 02 Ambuja Cements Limited168 comparable portfolios 23
- 03 Axis Bank Limited432 comparable portfolios 23
- 04 Bajaj Finserv Limited219 comparable portfolios 22
- 05 ETERNAL LIMITED397 comparable portfolios 22
- 06 Bajaj Finance Limited346 comparable portfolios 22
- 07 Zydus Lifesciences Limited114 comparable portfolios 21
- 08 The Indian Hotels Company Limited168 comparable portfolios 21
- 09 Billionbrains Garage Ventures Limited157 comparable portfolios 21
- 10 Tata Motors Limited192 comparable portfolios 21
Most AMCs reducing
↗- 01 Kotak Mahindra Bank Limited402 comparable portfolios 19
- 02 Larsen & Toubro Limited386 comparable portfolios 19
- 03 Coforge Limited239 comparable portfolios 18
- 04 Hero MotoCorp Limited224 comparable portfolios 18
- 05 Bharti Airtel Limited453 comparable portfolios 17
- 06 LIC Housing Finance Limited94 comparable portfolios 16
- 07 City Union Bank Limited100 comparable portfolios 16
- 08 Muthoot Finance Limited184 comparable portfolios 16
- 09 Multi Commodity Exchange of India Limited269 comparable portfolios 16
- 10 Indian Bank163 comparable portfolios 15
Largest comparable holding increases
↗- 01 Vodafone Idea Limited+10.5% · 97 portfolios +27.23 Cr
- 02 NHPC Limited+136.0% · 81 portfolios +26.93 Cr
- 03 Yes Bank Limited+18.6% · 94 portfolios +17.30 Cr
- 04 Meesho Limited+53.4% · 99 portfolios +12.80 Cr
- 05 Ola Electric Mobility Limited+43.9% · 41 portfolios +10.17 Cr
- 06 JSW Infrastructure Limited+269.2% · 112 portfolios +7.52 Cr
- 07 IDFC First Bank Limited+11.7% · 122 portfolios +7.13 Cr
- 08 HDFC Bank Limited+2.3% · 479 portfolios +5.81 Cr
- 09 Billionbrains Garage Ventures Limited+15.3% · 157 portfolios +5.50 Cr
- 10 ETERNAL LIMITED+2.8% · 397 portfolios +5.33 Cr
Largest comparable holding decreases
↗- 01 Tata Steel Limited-8.4% · 315 portfolios -9.59 Cr
- 02 Vedanta Iron and Steel Limited-65.8% · 177 portfolios -8.45 Cr
- 03 Vedanta Oil and Gas Limited-30.4% · 175 portfolios -3.90 Cr
- 04 Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited-11.9% · 191 portfolios -3.88 Cr
- 05 Sammaan Capital Limited-93.2% · 51 portfolios -3.72 Cr
- 06 Motherson Sumi Wiring India Limited-6.1% · 81 portfolios -3.39 Cr
- 07 NMDC Limited-6.9% · 136 portfolios -2.91 Cr
- 08 Wipro Limited-11.3% · 131 portfolios -2.36 Cr
- 09 Hindalco Industries Limited-9.3% · 289 portfolios -1.54 Cr
- 10 NTPC Limited-1.5% · 364 portfolios -1.38 Cr
Most new positions
↗- 01 JSW Infrastructure Limited112 comparable portfolios 45
- 02 Vedanta Aluminium Metal Limited202 comparable portfolios 32
- 03 Adani Energy Solutions Limited134 comparable portfolios 30
- 04 Coal India Limited222 comparable portfolios 29
- 05 InterGlobe Aviation Limited333 comparable portfolios 29
- 06 Meesho Limited99 comparable portfolios 27
- 07 Ashok Leyland Limited167 comparable portfolios 27
- 08 Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited191 comparable portfolios 26
- 09 CG Power and Industrial Solutions Limited226 comparable portfolios 25
- 10 Steel Authority of India Limited132 comparable portfolios 25
Most complete exits
↗- 01 Vedanta Iron and Steel Limited177 comparable portfolios 137
- 02 Vedanta Oil and Gas Limited175 comparable portfolios 127
- 03 Vedanta Power Limited178 comparable portfolios 119
- 04 Vedanta Aluminium Metal Limited202 comparable portfolios 76
- 05 Hero MotoCorp Limited224 comparable portfolios 38
- 06 Maruti Suzuki India Limited368 comparable portfolios 35
- 07 Vedanta Limited177 comparable portfolios 31
- 08 Muthoot Finance Limited184 comparable portfolios 31
- 09 Multi Commodity Exchange of India Limited269 comparable portfolios 29
- 10 Sammaan Capital Limited51 comparable portfolios 26
Most widely held stocks
- 01 ICICI Bank Limited534 portfolios 37
- 02 HDFC Bank Limited503 portfolios 37
- 03 State Bank of India473 portfolios 37
- 04 Tata Steel Limited312 portfolios 37
- 05 Reliance Industries Limited435 portfolios 36
- 06 Larsen & Toubro Limited412 portfolios 36
- 07 Bharti Airtel Limited464 portfolios 35
- 08 Axis Bank Limited450 portfolios 35
- 09 Mahindra & Mahindra Limited395 portfolios 35
- 10 NTPC Limited367 portfolios 35
Broader ownership
↗- 01 Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited32 AMCs now +6
- 02 360 ONE WAM LIMITED29 AMCs now +6
- 03 Coal India Limited33 AMCs now +6
- 04 Ashok Leyland Limited29 AMCs now +5
- 05 Adani Enterprises Limited32 AMCs now +5
- 06 Computer Age Management Services Limited27 AMCs now +5
- 07 JSW Infrastructure Limited23 AMCs now +5
- 08 Dixon Technologies (India) Limited32 AMCs now +5
- 09 Tata Steel Limited37 AMCs now +4
- 10 Bank of India24 AMCs now +4
Narrower ownership
↗- 01 Vedanta Iron and Steel Limited10 AMCs now -15
- 02 Vedanta Power Limited12 AMCs now -13
- 03 Sammaan Capital Limited10 AMCs now -12
- 04 Vedanta Oil and Gas Limited13 AMCs now -12
- 05 Vedanta Aluminium Metal Limited22 AMCs now -3
- 06 AstraZeneca Pharma India Limited5 AMCs now -3
- 07 Nuvama Wealth Management Limited15 AMCs now -3
- 08 Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Limited31 AMCs now -2
- 09 Praj Industries Limited10 AMCs now -2
- 10 Life Insurance Corporation Of India15 AMCs now -2
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
| Dataset | Period on this page | Frequency | Latest available |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flows, AUM, folios | Jun 2026 | Monthly | Aug 2026 |
| SIP contribution & assets | Jun 2026 | Monthly (from Jun 2024) | Aug 2026 |
| New fund offers | Jun 2026 | Monthly | Aug 2026 |
| Fund-house assets & market share | Apr–Jun 2026 | Quarterly average | Apr–Jun 2026 |
| Equity holdings | Jun 2026 | Monthly disclosures | Aug 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 →