New Delhi,Dec 11: According to the latest data from the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI), net inflows into equity mutual funds surged to ₹29,911 crore in November 2025, up 21% from October. Overall, mutual funds increased their equity investments by ₹43,465 crore, more than double the previous month, reflecting renewed investor confidence in Indian equities. Analysts noted that both lumpsum investments and systematic investment plans (SIPs) contributed to the strong inflows, signaling long-term commitment rather than short-term trading.
Within the equity segment, small‑ and mid‑cap funds saw significant inflows, indicating rising appetite for higher-risk, higher-reward investment options. Investors appear to be diversifying beyond large-cap and flexi-cap funds to tap growth potential in smaller companies. While small- and mid-cap funds offer strong upside potential, experts caution about increased volatility, recommending balanced portfolio allocation based on individual risk profiles. The data underscores that equity mutual funds remain a preferred long-term investment avenue, with small- and mid-cap segments attracting growing interest from investors.
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