Nippon India MF now has 4 crore folios, 14.4% of the industry total, and the largest unique investor base at 2.41 crore. Top 10 AMCs hold 71.6% of folios.
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Nippon India Mutual Fund has become the first asset management company in India to cross the 4 crore folio mark, according to data from the Association of Mutual Funds in India (Amfi). The fund house held 4.02 crore folios as of June 30, representing 14.4% of the industry's total 27.86 crore folios.
The fund house also reported the industry's largest unique investor base at 2.41 crore, accounting for 39% of the 6.19 crore unique investors across all mutual funds in India.
"We are humbled to have the trust of 4 crore investors and a 39% share of India's unique investor base," Sundeep Sikka, managing director and chief executive officer of Nippon Life India Asset Management, said. "This milestone reflects the wealth creation journey we have enabled for millions of retail investors."
Sikka said the company continues to channel household savings into India's capital markets and facilitate Japanese investors' participation in the country's growth story.
Among the other major fund houses, ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund had 3.18 crore folios, followed by HDFC Mutual Fund at 3.11 crore. SBI Mutual Fund had 2.24 crore folios, and UTI Mutual Fund had 1.42 crore. The remaining five in the top 10 by folio count were Axis Mutual Fund (1.35 crore), Tata Mutual Fund (1.28 crore), Kotak Mahindra Mutual Fund (1.19 crore), Aditya Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund (1.11 crore), and DSP Mutual Fund (1.03 crore).
Collectively, the top 10 asset management companies accounted for 19.94 crore folios, or 71.6% of the industry total. The remaining 42 AMCs contributed 7.92 crore folios, or 28.4%.
The gap between the folio count of 27.86 crore and the unique investor base of 6.19 crore shows that the average investor holds multiple mutual fund accounts, reflecting increasing portfolio diversification among retail investors.
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