#MFadds3lakhnewinvestorsinApril
The industry also recorded 18 lakh new folios during April
Mumbai: The latest MF industry data shows that the industry has added 3 lakh unique investors in the MF fold in April 2025. The unique investor count of the industry has increased from 5.42 crore in March 2025 to 5.45 crore in April 2025.
The industry has also added 18 lakh new folios during this month. With this, the total MF folio count has increased to 23.63 crore in April 2025.
-The MF industry has recorded registration of 46 lakh in April new SIPs compared to 40.2 lakh in March 2025
-SIP contribution has increased from Rs. 25,900 crore in March to Rs. 26,600 crore in April 2025
-SIP AUM has increased from Rs. 13.35 lakh crore to Rs. 13.90 lakh crore, an increase of 4%
-Equity schemes constitute 86% of the total SIP AUM at Rs. 12 lakh crore
-The number of outstanding SIP accounts stands at 8.38 crore
T30 folio count has increased from 12.25 crore to 12.33 crore in April, marking an increase of 0.65%. Out of the 8 lakh new folios, 3 lakh have been added in direct plans while the remaining 5 lakh folios have been added through distributors.
-The folio addition in B30 cities has been evenly distributed between direct mode and regular mode, both contributing 5 lakh new folios
-Overall, out of the 18 lakh folios added by the industry in April, 10 lakh have been added through distributors while the remaining 8 lakh have come through direct plan
T30 & B30 AUM
T30 assets of the industry have seen a 7% increase from Rs. 53.17 lakh crore to Rs. 56.84 lakh crore in April 2025
B30 assets have also grown by nearly 5% from Rs. 12.57 lakh crore to Rs. 13.16 lakh crore during April
-The average AUM per folio in T30 cities has increased from Rs. 2.50 lakh to Rs. 2.58 lakh in April
-In B30 cities, it has increased from Rs. 97,000 to Rs. 1 lakh in the month of April
The combined average AUM per folio for retail investors (T30+B30) has increased from Rs. 1.77 lakh to Rs. 1.82 lakh
NFO data
The industry launched 7 NFOs last month
4 out of these 7 new schemes are passive funds, divided evenly between index funds and non-commodity ETFs with 2 each
Equity schemes have seen 1 NFO in sectoral and thematic funds while hybrid funds have seen a new arbitrage fund scheme in April
Debt schemes have seen 1 NFO in overnight scheme