Sunday, November 9

These Four Stocks Made Investors Rich in Six Months: Check Out the List


The Indian stock market has seen limited movement over the past six months, with Nifty gaining only 5% and Sensex rising by 4%. However, a few select companies have delivered exceptional returns, rewarding their investors handsomely. In this period, four companies recorded gains of up to 298%, drawing significant attention from foreign portfolio investors (FPIs).

Top Performers:

  1. BGR Energy Systems Ltd – Leading the pack, BGR Energy, which manufactures machinery for the power and petrochemical sectors, delivered a spectacular 298% return in six months. Its stock price surged from ₹101.88 to ₹406. FPI stake in the company increased from 0.01% in June to 0.10% in September. The stock closed at ₹406, up 0.83% on Friday.
  2. Soma Textiles & Industries Ltd – Engaged in the cotton business, this company’s stock jumped 243% from ₹43.08 to ₹148.15. FPIs, who had no holdings in June, acquired a 0.05% stake by September. Despite a 4.97% dip on Friday, the stock ended at ₹148.15.
  3. HBL Power Systems Ltd – This engineering company, which produces batteries and defense electronics, posted a 108% return, with its stock rising from ₹468.85 to ₹976.80. FPI holding increased from 4.83% in Q1 to 7.10% in Q2. On Friday, the stock closed at ₹976.80, up 1.20%.
  4. Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation Ltd (GMDC) – GMDC nearly doubled investors’ money in six months, rising 98.97% from ₹301.65 to ₹600.20. FPI participation increased from 2.25% in June to 3.32% in September. The stock gained 5.98% on Friday, closing at ₹600.20.

These companies, through exceptional performance, have not only generated impressive returns for investors but also attracted foreign investment, highlighting their growing significance in the domestic market.


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