Mutual fund SIP inflows slipped 3% month-on-month to Rs 31,115 crore in April, down from a new peak of Rs 32,087 crore in March, according to AMFI data. The broader trend remains positive: April SIP inflows rose 18% year-on-year from Rs 26,400 crore in April 2025, signaling sustained long-term investor participation.
AMFI data shows equity mutual fund inflows fell 5% month-on-month in April, dropping to Rs 38,440 crore. After a relatively active period for markets, the decline points to a softer appetite among investors for new equity allocations, at least in the latest month’s flow data.
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AMFI’s H2 CY26 reclassification could demote nine midcap stocks, including Physicswallah and Jubilant Foodworks, if revised market-cap thresholds are approved. According to Nuvama Institutional Equities, the change may force mutual funds to rebalance portfolios and investors to reconsider stock positioning as categories shift between midcap and smallcap.
Nuvama Institutional Equities expects AMFI’s H2 CY26 categorisation to be reshuffled as market-cap thresholds change. Some stocks currently tagged as largecaps, including Mazagon Dock, could be moved into midcaps, while midcaps may drift toward smallcap status. The shift highlights how valuation swings can rapidly alter India’s equity segmentation.
March AMFI data shows equity mutual funds witnessed a sharp 56% month-on-month inflow jump to Rs 40,450 crore, boosted by flexicap, smallcap and midcap segments. In stark contrast, debt funds logged a massive net outflow of Rs 2.94 lakh crore, while hybrid funds also ended the month with net withdrawals.
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