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Resource mobilisation through the primary markets: FY12 (up to December 2011) witnessed a sharp decline in resource mobilisation through the primary market. The amount mobilised was around Rs 2.03 lakh crore. The amount mobilised during the whole of FY-10 was Rs 2.76 lakh crore.
The number of IPOs during the period was 30. There were 53 IPOs during FY11.
FY10 saw a total mobilisation of around Rs 35,559 crore, FY12 till December 2011 saw mobilisation of around Rs 5,000 crore. The mean IPO size for FY12 was Rs 168 crore.
Resource mobilisation (net) by mutual funds: After witnessing outflows in the last fiscal, UTI AMC entered into the net inflow category this fiscal. As of November 30, 2011, the mutual fund house has seen net inflows of Rs 5,323 crore. The mutual fund industry has seen net inflows at Rs 1 lakh crore in FY12 (as of November 30, 2011), while FY11 saw net outflows.
Private fund houses were responsible for the maximum resource mobilisation at around Rs 92,000 crore. The public fund houses raised close to Rs 3,000 crore, an improvement of 122 per cent over the last fiscal.
Transaction of FIIs: The number of FII accounts for this fiscal up to December 30, 2011, had seen a marginal growth from the figure at the end of FY11. The number of FII accounts as of December 31, 2011, stood at 1,767. However, the number of sub-accounts has been steadily growing and as at end CY11, it was 6,278.
FIIs in this fiscal have been net sellers of equity for Rs 213 crore. They were net buyers of debt at Rs 30, 590 crore, but it is significantly lower than that of last fiscal. FIIs, so far in the year, have been net buyers of debt and equity for Rs 30, 376 crore.
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