Mutual fund inflows set to cross ₹8L crore by 2026, says AMFI
Mutual funds in India are on track for a big year—AMFI expects net inflows to top ₹8 lakh crore in 2026.
This jump is thanks to both large lump-sum investments and steady SIPs (systematic investment plans).
As of November 2025, total inflows had already reached ₹8.55 lakh crore.
November's numbers: Investors are feeling confident
November saw equity mutual fund inflows shoot up by 21%, hitting ₹29,911 crore as the Nifty hit record highs.
Flexi-cap funds brought in the most, with mid- and small-cap funds close behind.
SIPs stayed strong at nearly ₹29,445 crore, even with a slight month-end dip.
What's driving the optimism?
AMFI CEO Venkat Chalasani is upbeat about the future, pointing to more people investing and easier access to mutual funds.
New fund launches raised over ₹3,100 crore last month—mostly from equity schemes.
Lower interest rates and GST cuts are also expected to bode well for markets, according to industry experts.