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IPOBreakingSME Multibaggers: Apsis Aerocom and Grover Jewells Surge Over 400% in 8 Months
Two recent SME IPOs, Apsis Aerocom and Grover Jewells, have delivered massive returns of over 400% to investors within just eight months of listing. While Apsis is riding on defense and healthcare contracts, Grover Jewells is seeing momentum driven by low trading volumes.
IPOBreakingTempsens Instruments Lists at 111% Premium: Should You Hold or Book Profits?
Tempsens Instruments made a stellar debut on the NSE SME platform, listing at ₹634 against an issue price of ₹300. While the stock saw some cooling off post-listing, it remains a multibagger for initial allottees with over 95% gains.
Smallcap Resilience: 12 Stocks Defy Market Slump with 5-Day Winning Streak
While the Sensex dropped nearly 2.7% over five sessions, a select group of 12 smallcap stocks including JK Paper and Nilkamal delivered gains up to 34%. These stocks have shown consistent positive momentum despite broader market volatility and selling pressure.
Patience Over Speed: What Tracking Tigers Can Teach You About Multibaggers
Arun Patel of Arunasset explains that successful investing is more about the discipline of a wildlife tracker than the speed of a day trader. To find high-growth stocks, retail investors must master the art of waiting for the right opportunity.
HFCL Shares Hit 5% Upper Circuit: RVNL Order and AI Pivot Fuel Investor Interest
Shares of telecom equipment maker HFCL surged by 5% following a major contract win from Rail Vikas Nigam Limited (RVNL). The company is attracting retail interest as it shifts its focus toward high-growth sectors like AI infrastructure, defense, and aerospace.
MTAR Technologies Delivers 138% Returns in 3 Months as Stock Hits Fresh Peak
MTAR Technologies has emerged as a top performer, delivering multibagger returns of 138% to investors in just one quarter. The stock's massive rally is driven by an ambitious 80% revenue growth target for 2027 and a surge in global orders across high-tech sectors.
HFCL Shares Jump 5% After Bagging ₹2,666-Crore BharatNet Order From RVNL
HFCL shares surged after the company secured a massive ₹2,666-crore contract from Rail Vikas Nigam Limited (RVNL). This major deal for the BharatNet project has further fueled interest in the stock, which has already delivered a 200% return to investors in just six months.
BreakingSmart Money Moves: 84 Stocks Defy ₹5.5 Lakh Crore FII Sell-Off
While headlines are dominated by massive foreign investor exits totaling ₹5.5 lakh crore, a closer look reveals a select group of 84 stocks where institutional holdings are actually rising. These companies have delivered multibagger returns over the last two years, signaling a strategic shift rather than a total exit from India.
Institutional Faith: 9 Stocks See FII Inflows for Three Consecutive Quarters
Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) have consistently increased their holdings in nine specific stocks over the last nine months. These stocks have delivered impressive returns ranging from 50% to 115%, with three emerging as multibaggers.
Big Whale Ashish Kacholia’s Portfolio Hits ₹3,070 Cr; 3 Multibaggers Lead the Surge
Ace investor Ashish Kacholia's portfolio value climbed 18% in the March 2026 quarter, fueled by high-performing small and mid-cap stocks. Despite market volatility, 12 of his picks recorded double-digit rallies, including three stocks that turned into multibaggers.
HFCL Shares Drop 10% as Investors Book Profits Following Massive 165% Rally
Shares of HFCL have entered a correction phase, falling 10% over two trading sessions after a stellar run-up in 2026. While the company's business fundamentals remain strong, high valuations and overbought conditions have triggered a wave of profit-taking among investors.
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