Equity Mutual Funds See Robust Inflows in June; Parag Parikh and HDFC Mid Cap Lead the Pack

India’s equity mutual fund segment witnessed strong investor interest in June 2025, with seven schemes each attracting over ₹3,000 crore in monthly inflows. The surge reflects growing retail participation and confidence in long-term wealth creation through diversified equity strategies.

 

Key Highlights:

 

Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund received the highest inflow of ₹6,524 crore, boosting its AUM to ₹1.10 lakh crore from ₹1.03 lakh crore in May. The fund’s consistent performance and global diversification continue to attract investors.

 

HDFC Mid Cap Fund saw ₹4,343 crore in inflows, raising its AUM to ₹84,061 crore. The fund’s strong returns and mid-cap focus have resonated with investors seeking growth opportunities.

 

SBI Arbitrage Opportunities Fund garnered ₹3,846 crore, taking its AUM to ₹37,605 crore, reflecting demand for low-risk, tax-efficient strategies.

 

HDFC Flexi Cap Fund added ₹3,800 crore, with its AUM rising to ₹79,584 crore, supported by its dynamic allocation across market caps.

 

Kotak Midcap Fund and Nippon India Small Cap Fund received ₹3,638 crore and ₹3,595 crore respectively, indicating continued interest in mid- and small-cap segments.

 

SBI Equity Hybrid Fund rounded out the list with ₹3,069 crore in inflows, pushing its AUM to ₹78,708 crore.

 

Outlook: The inflow momentum suggests investors are increasingly favoring actively managed equity funds amid market volatility. With over 664 of 685 equity schemes receiving net inflows, the mutual fund industry remains a key pillar of retail investment growth.

 

Sources: Economic Times, ETMarkets.com, ACE MF.