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Which Mutual Funds invested the most in IPOs of 2025: Full list

As the IPO landscape expanded in 2025, mutual funds came to have a bigger role in public issues. Many mutual funds frequently participated in anchor rounds of IPOs in the year that we just left behind -- a year with record IPOs mobilising a record amount of about Rs 193 lakh crore.

Mutual Funds in IPO 2025: Who Were the Biggest Subscribers
| Updated on: Jan 10, 2026 | 01:16 PM
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Kolkata: The year 2025 set a few records in the IPO market. There were more public issues that any other year earlier -- 103 mainboard and 270 SME IPOs. And they mobilised about Rs 1.93 lakh crore, more than any other year. In 2025, mutual funds too participated in the anchor rounds of IPOs more than earlier years.

While capital market regulator Sebi forbade mutual fund houses to participate in pre-IPO fund raising rounds, it expanded the scope of mutual funds to participate in the anchor investment rounds. In November, Sebi amended rules for share-allocation for anchor investors in public offerings. According to this rule, Sebi increased total reservation in the anchor portion from 33% to 40%. The 40% was subdivided into 33% for mutual funds and 7% for insurance companies and pension funds. Moreover, in as the 7% earmarked for insurers and pensions funds was unsubscribed, it could be allocated to mutual funds.

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Against that backdrop of expanded role of mutual funds, it is interesting to find out which mutual funds came out as a biggest subscriber of IPOs in 2025. Data collated by Pantomath Capital recently provides a snapshot.

Which MF was the biggest subscriber

Incidentally, the mutual fund house that invested the most in IPOs in 2025 was also the country's biggest asset management company by AUM -- SBI Mutual Fund. It participated in the anchor round of 23 issues and invested Rs 2,924 crore, which constituted 4.9% of the total amount mutual funds invested in public issues last year. However, in terms of investment in number of public issues, Motilal Oswal had the highest count -- 39 IPOs.

SBI MUTUAL FUND

Number of IPOs: 23

Total amount invested (Rs cr): 2,924

ICICI PRUDENTIAL MUTUAL FUND

Number of IPOs: 33

Total amount invested (Rs cr): 2,446

HDFC MUTUAL FUND

Number of IPOs: 31

Total amount invested (Rs cr): 2,379

NIPPON INDIA MUTUAL FUND

Number of IPOs: 25

Total amount invested (Rs cr): 1,881

KOTAK MAHINDRA MUTUAL FUND

Number of IPOs: 27

Total amount invested (Rs cr): 1,821

ADITYA BIRLA SUN LIFE MUTUAL FUND

Number of IPOs: 29

Total amount invested (Rs cr): 1,807

AXIS MUTUAL FUND

Number of IPOs: 28

Total amount invested (Rs cr): 1,432

MOTILAL OSWAL MUTUAL FUND

Number of IPOs: 39

Total amount invested (Rs cr): 1,304

MIRAE ASSET MUTUAL FUND

Number of IPOs: 28

Total amount invested (Rs cr): 1,071

TATA MUTUAL FUND

Number of IPOs: 24

Total amount invested (Rs cr): 871

FRANKLIN TEMPLETON MUTUAL FUND

Number of IPOs: 17

Total amount invested (Rs cr):748

BANDHAN MUTUAL FUND

Number of IPOs: 35

Total amount invested (Rs cr): 710

DSP MUTUAL FUND

Number of IPOs: 16

Total amount invested (Rs cr): 685

EDELWEISS MUTUAL FUND

Number of IPOs: 35

Total amount invested (Rs cr): 621

WHITEOAK CAPITAL MUTUAL FUND

Number of IPOs: 20

Total amount invested (Rs cr): 596

HSBC MUTUAL FUND

Number of IPOs: 20

Total amount invested (Rs cr): 529

INVESCO MUTUAL FUND

Number of IPOs: 15

Total amount invested (Rs cr): 513

UTI MUTUAL FUND

Number of IPOs: 14

Total amount invested (Rs cr): 468

BARODA BNP PARIBAS MUTUAL FUND

Number of IPOs: 18

Total amount invested (Rs cr): 376

CANARA ROBECO MUTUAL FUND

Number of IPOs: 11

Total amount invested (Rs cr): 284

Lock-in period for MFs

A point to note is that shares which are allotted to anchor investors are subject to a lock-in period. This period dictates that half of the shares purchased cannot be sold for 30 days and the remaining half cannot be sold for 90 days. The objective of this rule is to provide stability and prevent immediate selling pressure following listing.

Disclaimer: This article is only meant to provide information. TV9 does not recommend buying or selling shares or subscriptions of any IPO, Mutual Funds, gold, silver and crypto assets.

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