Five Stocks Turn into Money-Minting Machines, Deliver Over 100% Returns in One Year

New Delhi: Despite the market’s ups and downs, several stocks have delivered spectacular returns to investors over the past year. These multibagger stocks have not only beaten expectations but have effectively doubled investors’ money, with one-year returns exceeding 100%.

Here are five standout performers across different sectors that have turned into true wealth creators:

1. Force Motors Ltd

Force Motors continues to make waves in the stock market. On Wednesday morning, the stock traded at ₹25,260, marking a 30% gain in the past month. Over the last year, the stock has delivered an impressive 270% return, turning an investment of ₹1 lakh into ₹3.70 lakh.

2. India Homes Ltd

In the real estate sector, India Homes Ltd has made investors wealthy with a one-year return exceeding 250%. On Wednesday, it traded at ₹15.54, reflecting a slight dip. A ₹1 lakh investment a year ago would now be worth over ₹3.50 lakh.

3. IMEC Services Ltd

IMEC Services Ltd, associated with metal services, has also shown stellar performance. Wednesday morning saw the stock rise over 2% to ₹207.50. Despite a 11% drop in the past month, the one-year return remains above 235%, converting ₹1 lakh into ₹3.35 lakh.

4. Netweb Technologies India Ltd

In the artificial intelligence (AI) sector, Netweb Technologies India Ltd has maintained strong momentum. On Wednesday, it gained over 3% to ₹3,676, posting a one-year return of around 135%. A ₹1 lakh investment a year ago would now be approximately ₹2.35 lakh.

5. Kirloskar Oil Engines Ltd

Kirloskar Oil Engines Ltd, a maker of diesel engines and generators, has also created wealth for shareholders. The stock rose 1.71% to ₹1,419.45 on Wednesday. Over the past month, it surged nearly 30%, and its one-year return of around 135% means ₹1 lakh invested a year ago would now be worth roughly ₹2.35 lakh.

Disclaimer: The stock suggestions in this analysis reflect the views of individual analysts or brokerage firms and not Navbharat Times. Investors are advised to consult certified financial advisors before making any investment decisions, as market conditions can change rapidly.