SIP inflow in March stay stable at ₹ 25,926 crore – CNBC TV18

SIP inflow in March stay stable at ₹ 25,926 crore – CNBC TV18


In March 2025, systematic investment plans (SIPS) remained flexible, investors contributed ₹ 25,926 crore- 0.28% less than ₹ 25,999 crore in February, data from data from mutual funds (AMFI) in India.

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Name of the scheme 1-year back Invest now Fund category expense ratio
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Axis Nifty 100 Index Fund +38.59% Invest now Equity: Big Cap 0.21%
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Axis Nifty 500 Index Fund , Invest now Equity: Flexi Cap 0.10%
Axis Nifty Midcap 50 Index Fund +46.03% Invest now Equity: Mid Cap 0.28%

This marks the fourth straight month of marginal decline in SIP flow, even equity markets continued to face instability and softened mutual fund inflow.

Net equity mutual fund inflow fell to 14% month in March. Despite this, the total assets of the mutual fund industry under Management (AUM) climbed a record high of 65.74 lakh crore in March, which was more than ₹ 64.53 lakh crore in February.

Large-cap funds, watching the outflow of 2,479 crore, while the mid-cap inflows saw 86% decline by ₹ 947 crore.

Nevertheless, investors showed frequent confidence in SIP, suggested long -term discipline.

“Constant SIP contribution above 25,000 crores focuses on a mature investor mentality on long -term goals,” the head of the distribution and strategic coalition, Saranjana Borthakur said, Mirae Asset Investment Managers (India).

He said that while equity flows were affected by the outflow of the end of the specific year, there are signs of continuous investment in small-cap funds and improvement in sectoral fund flow.

He said, “In such times, relying on various solutions such as discipline, investing, and relying on various solutions such as hybrid products can actually help investors ride through instability by combining their financial objectives,” he said.

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