Midcap and Smallcap Mutual Funds saw inflow around Rs 9,000 Crore in November 2024
Mid-cap and small-cap funds saw inflows in November 2024 of Rs.4,883 crore and Rs.4,111 crore. On the other hand, equity mutual fund inflows dropped 14% in the last month, and midcap and smallcap saw growth of 4% and 9%, respectively, in November 2024.
The mid-cap fund saw an inflow of Rs.4,883 crore and offered around 13% of the total inflow of Rs.35,943 crore in equity mutual funds. In October, the mid-cap fund saw an inflow of Rs.4,682 crore. In the financial year 2025 so far, this fund has seen an inflow of Rs.24,322 crore.
The small-cap funds saw an inflow of Rs.4,111 crore and offered around 11% of the total inflow of equity mutual funds. In October, the small-cap fund saw an inflow of Rs.3,771 crore. In the financial year 2025 so far, this fund has seen an inflow of Rs.23,470 crore.
The professionals believe that the better performance of these funds has helped them gain the interest of investors. The expected growth in earnings from these segments will increase investor interest more.
Mid-cap funds delivered an average return of approximately 0.66% in November. Motilal Oswal Midcap Fund gave the highest return of approximately 5.30% in November, followed by Invesco India Midcap Fund, which offered a 2.79% return during the same time.
The Small-cap delivered a 0.39% average return during the same period. Motilal Oswal Small Cap Fund gave the highest return of around 3.99% in November, followed by Invesco India Small Cap Fund, which offered a 2.45% return during the same time.
In December, mid-cap and small-cap funds have outperformed large-cap funds. Mid-cap funds gave an average return of 3.78%, while small-cap funds offered 3.55%. In comparison, large-cap funds have provided a lower average return of 2.43% this December.
The professionals trust that the current valuation of the market provides an attractive outlook, with large-cap funds earning to be approx. 11% and small and mid-cap funds earning approx. 20-22% in this year.
The ELSS mutual fund, which has provided the highest growth in inflow of approx. 61% monthly and gave an inflow of around Rs.618 crore in November, and in October it was Rs.383 crore. From April to September, the ELSS mutual funds received continuous outflows in the financial year 2025.
