New Delhi: The Indian stock market has been facing some volatility in the recent sessions, courtesy geopolitical tensions, muted Q1 earnings of domestic corporates and US President Donald Trump’s decision to impose 50 per cent tariffs on Indian goods entering America.
In this article, we take a look at those stocks which have given bumper returns in the last 5 years. Some shares of the below-mentioned companies have given multibagger returns of about 88 thousand per cent. The stocks which have given exponential returns in the last 5 years are: Huzur Multi Projects Limited, Elitecon International Limited and Shri Adhikari Brothers Television Network Limited.
Hazoor Multi Projects share news
Huzur Multi Projects Limited, is engaged in the infrastructure and real estate sectors and builds roads and highways. The company’s market cap stands around Rs 930 crore. The shares of the firm have performed extremely well in the last five years. The stock was trading at around Rs 0.10 apiece five years ago, while the price recorded an exponential jump in the last five years to trade at Rs 42.48 on 1st September 2025, which indicates a rise of 42,050 percent.
Elitecon International share price
Elitecon International Limited (EIL), the FMCG sector company, which started with tobacco business, later expanded its business and in manufacturing of namkeen and cooking oil. Currently, the market cap of the company is around Rs 49,809.26 crore, while the share was trading at Rs Rs 311.60 on September 1. The stock was priced at Rs 1.34 apiece five years ago, which recorded a huge jump of 25,000 per cent to Rs 327.95.
Multibagger stock: Sri Adhikari Brothers
Shri Adhikari Brothers Television Network Limited is in the business of media. It came into existence in 1994. The market cap of this company stood at Rs 2,872.23 crore at the time of writing this article. The counter skyrocketed from Rs 1.25 per equity share to Rs 1,091.05 apiece in the last five years. The stock appreciated around by 87,184 percent in this period.
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