Motilal Oswal Asset Management has achieved a significant milestone, surpassing ₹2 lakh crore in assets under management amidst ongoing product innovation and sustained investor confidence in its long-term, earnings-led investment approach.
Motilal Oswal Asset Management Company said on August 7, 2026 that its total assets under management across mutual funds, alternative investment funds and portfolio management services had crossed ₹2 lakh crore, marking a major step for a business that has built its identity around equity-led investing and a long-term approach. The company said the scale-up reflects continued investor support for its Quality, Growth, Longevity and Price investment framework, known as QGLP.
In its announcement, the Mumbai-based group said it offers a diversified platform spanning mutual funds, PMS and AIFs, with investment decisions guided by the same philosophy and a formal risk-management process. Prateek Agrawal, managing director and chief executive, said the milestone reflected the confidence of investors, partners and other stakeholders and that the firm remained focused on earnings-led portfolios and investment solutions designed for long-term financial goals.
The latest figure follows a rapid expansion in recent years. Motilal Oswal Group said in August 2024 that the asset manager had crossed ₹1 lakh crore in AUM, with the business having grown 50-fold over the previous decade. It also said the AMC had then built a customer base of about 32 lakh across more than 200 locations in India and was managing roughly 46 lakh active folios, with mutual funds contributing the largest share of assets. In July 2025, the group said AUM had reached ₹1.5 lakh crore and described the growth as being driven by a consistent emphasis on quality businesses and earnings-led compounding.
The company said fiscal 2026 was also a busy year for product expansion, with 18 passive mutual funds and five active funds launched. It added about 56.08 lakh systematic investment plan accounts during the year and reported an all-time high SIP inflow of ₹16,479 crore, alongside growth in gross sales and lower redemptions. That comes against a broader backdrop of steady industry expansion, with retail participation and SIP flows remaining resilient even as markets stayed volatile, while larger domestic institutional investors and rising digital adoption continue to support long-term growth in India’s mutual fund market.
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