This small-cap stock that has delivered a staggering 35,000 per cent return over the past decade, turning a Rs 10,000 investment into Rs 35 lakh!
This small-cap stock that has delivered a staggering 35,000 per cent return over the past decade, turning a Rs 10,000 investment into Rs 35 lakh!
The company has diversified its manufacturing capabilities across various FMCG categories, including food and beverages, home care, fabric care, beauty and personal care, health care and wellness, leather and sports footwear and pest control, among others.
While the company has returned 627 per cent over the last five years and the stock has surged 400 per cent in the last three years, its shares have been under pressure this year, falling 6.80 per cent year-to-date.
Overnight Digest: Stocks to keep an eye on February 28!
The NSE Nifty 50 index closed at the 17,400 level, slipping 0.42 per cent, while the S&P BSE Sensex lost 175 points
The session in the stock market was characterized by strong volatility, with indices closing on a weaker note despite fresh buying interest in real estate stocks
Union Budget 2023 – 2024: Highlights for FMCG Sector
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presents Union Budget 2023.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presents Union Budget 2023.
Stock below Rs 300: This FMCG stock receives an order worth Rs 5.21 crore!
The stock now has a PE of 18.3 per cent, an ROE of 12.80 per cent and a 1-year CAGR of 22 per cent, respectively.
The stock now has a PE of 18.3 per cent, an ROE of 12.80 per cent and a 1-year CAGR of 22 per cent, respectively.
Shares below Rs 100: Only buyers were seen in these stocks on December 30!
Shares of GRM Overseas, the top BSE Smallcap gainer, soared almost 20 per cent, keeping small-cap bulls active.
Shares of GRM Overseas, the top BSE Smallcap gainer, soared almost 20 per cent, keeping small-cap bulls active.
Stock below 100: This small-cap FMCG stock announces 8 crore buy-back. Do you own it?
The company is a leading and consistent supplier of grapes and pomegranates from India to supermarkets mainly in Europe
This small-cap company, with a market capitalization of Rs 102 crore, declared a maximum of Rs 8 crore buyback amount at a maximum price of Rs 115 per share.
Keep an eye on this FMCG stock, which was locked in the upper circuit on December 06; here's why!
Today, the stock of this company was locked at 20 per cent at Rs 266.15 per share.
Today, the stock of this company was locked at 20 per cent at Rs 266.15 per share.
Shares below Rs 100: Only buyers were seen in these stocks on November 29!
Shares of BCL Industries soared more than 16 per cent on a 9-fold increase in volume, making it the top gainer on the BSE Smallcap index
Shares of BCL Industries soared more than 16 per cent on a 9-fold increase in volume, making it the top gainer on the BSE Smallcap index
These 5 stocks will enter Trade to Trade (T2T) segment, while 8 stocks will be excluded from T2T from November 22
Broader markets have also remained under pressure and despite the Nifty managing to stay afloat near highs, midcap and small-cap indices moved to their month low on weak breadth.
The domestic market is now focusing on global trends for future direction due to the lack of any decisive domestic triggers. However, the below-mentioned stocks are likely to remain in the limelight as some of these stocks are likely to enter into Trade for Trade segment from November 22, 2022, while on other hand, some stocks shall be shifted from Trade for Trade segment to the Rolling segment with effect from November 22, 2022.
This dividend-king stock, which declared 4,000 per cent dividend in FY22, may surprise investors soon!
The stock has a track record of paying consistent dividends. It has consistently declared dividends for the last five years and so far, declared 57 dividends since July 2001.
This stock demands special attention as the company may surprise investors with a hefty dividend announcement at its board of directors’ meeting, which is scheduled on October 20, 2022.
Stocks below Rs 100: Only buyers seen in these scrips on October 3
The FIIs sold equity worth Rs 1,565.31 crore on Friday (September 30) while the DIIs bought equity for a net worth of Rs 3,245.45 crore.
At the time of market closing on Monday, the headline equity indices, i.e. Sensex and Nifty 50 plunged over a per cent each, owing to the rising inflation fears in the US markets.
Stocks below Rs 100: Only buyers seen in these scrips on September 27
The FIIs sold equity worth Rs 5,101.3 crore on Monday (September 26) while the DIIs bought equity for a net worth of Rs 3,532.18 crore.
At 11.30 am on Tuesday, the headline equity indices, i.e. Sensex and Nifty 50 are trading flat after opening on the higher side in the pre-market session. This is majorly due to the IT stocks rally that took place on Monday in the US markets. The rupee has now officially crossed the significant 80-mark and is now trading at Rs 81.38 per USD.