Hyderabad: According to an internal analysis based on AMFI data, Motilal Oswal Asset Management Company (‘MOAMC’) has inferred that Telangana has witnessed an increase of 32.08 % in average asset under management (‘AAUM’) in mutual fund schemes over 12-month period ending May 2025. The AAUM has grown from INR 93601.95 crores in May 2024 to INR 123633.60 crores in May 2025.
In May 2025, about 68.6% of the AAUM in the state has been contributed by equity-oriented schemes, indicating a notable trend in investor preference. The AAUM of equity schemes in Telangana has increased by 38% from INR 61499.85 crores in May 2024 to INR 84780.95 crores in May 2025.
The analysis has been conducted across AAUM of the four main mutual fund categories except Solution oriented scheme, further sub-categories into seven categories namely Liquid schemes, other debt-oriented schemes, Growth/Equity oriented schemes, Balanced schemes, Fund of Funds investing overseas, Gold exchange traded fund and other exchange traded fund
Akhil Chaturvedi, CBO & ED, MOAMC stated that “Our analysis strive to aim a clear preference among Telangana investors toward equity-oriented Mutual Fund schemes. Beyond equity, we evaluated all seven mutual fund sub-categories—from liquid and debtoriented schemes to gold and international Fund of Funds—to ensure a comprehensive perspective. These insights reinforce our strategic focus in the region, guiding us to develop tailored products and enhance investor engagement in line with evolving preferences.”
“Looking ahead to FY26, we will continue to explore opportunities to launch new funds, in both active and passive type of schemes, to meet evolving investor needs”, he added..
