New Delhi, May 26 -- Domestic mutual funds' holding in NSE-listed companies has surpassedownership of individual investors for the first time to an all-time high, as flows into systematic investment plans remain steady amid selling in mid- and small-caps bythe direct retail category.

Mutual funds' share as a percentage of the total market capitalization of the companies listed on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) stood at a record high 10.4% in the quarter endedMarch 2025, surpassing the 9.5% share of individual investors who trade directly, according to NSE's India Ownership Tracker report.

These fundsinfused Rs.1.9 trillion into equities in Q4 of FY25, taking total net inflows to Rs.6.1 trillion for the year, the highest for any fisca...