7 Equity Mutual Funds Witnessed an Outflow of Over Rs.2000 crore in January
Around 7 mutual funds have experienced outflows of up to Rs.2000 crore in January. 515 funds out of 601 schemes have seen an outflow between Rs.0.01 crore and Rs.4,964 crore.
A mutual fund is a corporation that pools funds from multiple investors and invests them in securities such as stocks, bonds, and short-term debts. The mutual fund’s portfolio includes all of its holdings. Investors buy mutual fund shares.
Mutual fund outflows occur when investors sell their fund shares. Outflows are an important indicator of investor sentiment towards the fund’s underlying assets.
Here are the list of equity mutual funds that witnessed an outflow of over Rs.2000 crore in January 2025.
Nippon India Small Cap Fund
The Nippon India Small Cap Fund invests in small-cap companies that have the potential for high growth but are associated with higher risk.
It witnessed an outflow of Rs.4,964 crore on a monthly basis, which took its AUM to Rs.57,009 crore in January from Rs.61,973 crore in December.
Two funds from Midcap
HDFC Mid-Cap Opportunities Fund and Kotak Emerging Equity Fund experienced an outflow of Rs.4,457 crore and Rs.3,987 crore, respectively, in the same period.
HDFC Small Cap Fund
This mutual fund is an open-ended equity scheme that predominantly invests in small-cap stocks. It witnessed an outflow of Rs.2,663 crore on a monthly basis, which decreased its AUM to Rs.31,230 in January from Rs.33,893 crore in December.
Axis Mid Cap Fund
Axis Midcap Fund focuses on generating long-term capital appreciation by investing predominantly in a diversified portfolio of mid-cap stocks.
It experienced an outflow of Rs.2,448 crore on a monthly basis, which brought its AUM to Rs.28,380 crore in January from Rs.30,828 crore in December.
SBI Small Cap Fund
SBI Small Cap Fund aims to generate wealth by investing in small companies that have the potential for growth.
It saw an outflow of Rs.2,268 crore on a monthly basis, which took its AUM to Rs.31,227 crore in January from Rs.33,496 crore in December.
Nippon India Growth Fund
Nippon India Growth Fund aims at achieving long-term capital appreciation by investing in equity and equity-related securities.
With an outflow of Rs.2,244 crore in the mentioned period, its AUM went down to Rs.33,033 crore in January from Rs.35,227 crore in December.
